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This month on Episode 67 of Discover CircRes, host Cindy St. Hilaire highlights articles featured in the December 6th issues of Circulation Research. This Episode also includes a discussion with Drs Jesse Rowley and Shancy Jacob about their study, Mitofusin-2 Regulates Platelet Mitochondria and Function.   Article highlights: Bardhan, et al. Sex Specific Roles of Microbiota in Hypertension Ma, et al. Kindlin-2 LLPS Controls Vascular Stability Wang, et al. CAR-Ms Alleviate Myocardial I/R Injury

Dr. Neil Bardhan is Director of Applied Storytelling at First Person Arts, Executive Director of the Broad Street Review, and founder of Bardhan Consulting. Neil told a great story at MISSION Story Slam 8 (see below) and joined Michael Schweisheimer to discuss storytelling on the podcast.

Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter Shilpi has a varied set of interests. In High School, Shilpi pushed herself academically taking a heavy load of AP courses, did credit card research as part of AP Capstone. She started a cricket club in her Freshman year which grew to 50 people.  In this Podcast, Shilpi talks about her High School Journey, her interest Quilting, Choosing Math as a Major, her college search process, and her advice for high schoolers. In particular, we discuss the following with her:  Who is Shilpi Bardhan? Extracurricular Interests College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Shilpi Bardhan, Jenks High School, OK [] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Shilpi Bardhan? [] High School Academic Interests [] Extracurricular Activities [] Passion to Quilt [] Research [] Major? [] College Search Process [] Challenges & Surprises [] Applying for Scholarships [] Why Case Western? [] Ready for College? [] Advice to High Schoolers [] Our Guest: Shilpi Bardhan is a recent graduate of Jenks High School, Oklahoma. Shilpi will be a Freshman at Case Western Reserve University in Fall 2024. Memorable Quote: “I probably applied for a total of 50, outside of college specific scholarships, including colleges probably would go up to around 60 or 70.” Shilpi Bardhan. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Spotify.

This year, more voters than ever before will take part in national elections. At the same time, democratic norms and policies are under threat globally. Why is this happening, and what should be done about it? In a new episode of Talking Policy, host Lindsay Shingler talks with Dr. Pranab Bardhan, a distinguished professor emeritus of economics at UC Berkeley, about his book, A World of Insecurity: Democratic Disenchantment in Rich and Poor Countries. Bardhan shows that both cultural and economic insecurity are contributing to the trend of democratic backsliding, and offers perspectives on policies that would make citizens of democracies more secure while protecting the processes and norms of democratic governance. This interview was conducted on April 16, 2024. The transcript has been edited for length and clarity.

Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter College Campus Visits are a crucial part of the College Process. It is a great way to get a feel for College in general, and certainly can help you, if that college is of particular interest to you. Paula Dennis joins our podcast to share her insights into College Campus Visits, The Benefits, How to Plan for them, Senior Shilpi Bardhan on her Fly-in Experiences and Advice for Juniors. In particular, we discuss the following with them:  The Importance of College Campus Visits What should students look for on these visits Shilpi Bardhan's Experiences Advice for Juniors Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Paula Dennis, Jenks High School [] Counselor College Visits  [] Why Students should visit colleges [] Things to look for on a college visit[] Red Flags [] Visits Timeline; [] Shilpi's Fly-in Visits [] Shilpi's Questions [] Impact of the Visits [] Advice for Juniors [] Shilpi's Likely Letter [] Our Guests: Paula Dennis is a College Counselor at Jenks High School in Oklahoma. Shilpi Bardhan, Senior Jenks High School, OK. Memorable Quote: “...the current students can give you the best idea of what is available on campus, how the students are and how you can be very well engaged in the school and the campus. And what opportunities there are.” Shilpi Bardhan. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode Transcript. Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Spotify and others.

This week Neil Bardhan returns for Real Genius! Do you and your friends measure bridges for a good time? Is that a bagel in your pants or are you just Sean Penn wandering onto a movie set? Does Kai need to be stopped? “My lips are fine.” - Neil Bardhan Be sure to subscribe to Neil's occasional newsletter about nostalgia, food, music, and more: https://buttondown.email/neilpbardhan He's on Instagram at @knilegram and you can see him in real life at First Person Arts events and performing with The N Crowd. Go to linktr.ee/rottentreasure to listen, like, follow, rate and review. It really helps the show! Captain's Log Shout-out: *link in bio* Help The Other Host's vet bills for their cat Oliver's surgery via Venmo @Kai-Bobbi.

Soumia Bardhan is Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Colorado Denver. Operating at the transdisciplinary intersection of intercultural communication, global communication, and Islamic studies, she explores the complex ways diverse communication practices associated with Islam/Muslims shape MENA (Middle East and North Africa) culture and politics, challenge Islamophobia, facilitate the deliberative capacities of Muslim minority groups, and influence U.S. foreign policy. Her first monograph, on the digital rhetoric of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, is under contract with the University of Alabama Press. This book nuances how we understand the rhetoric of Islamism and challenges U.S./Euro-centric narratives of the relationship between (and future of) religion and politics in the MENA region. Soumia was awarded the University of Notre Dame's Global Religion and Research Initiative grant to develop an interdisciplinary course titled “Religion and Communication in the Middle East.” She teaches intercultural/critical intercultural communication; transnational rhetoric; religion, culture, and communication; gender, politics, and Islam; and directs Global Study courses focusing on Islam and intercultural dialogue in Spain, France, Morocco, and India. Visit Sacred Writes: https://www.sacred-writes.org/luce-cohort-spring-2023

This week, Neil Bardhan joins us for The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving. It's like the first two movies, but more giving. Do you want spicy Dinosaur Kisses? Is Kai secretly one sixteen year old in a trench coat? Do you wanna be the new Host? “It's the worst Seinfeld episode I've ever seen” - Neil Bardhan We join Neil in his encouragement to consider supporting the Natural Lands Preserve System  in their efforts to to save open space, care for nature, and connect people to the outdoors in eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. Go to natlands.org to learn more! And be sure to check out Neil's episode on Kidflix, We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story on your preferred podcast app. We got a few on their too. :) Go to linktr.ee/rottentreasure listen, like, follow, rate and review. It really helps the show! Captain's Log Shout-out: gofund.me/a0774fd3 *link in bio* to help out with The Other Host's vet bills for their cat Oliver's surgery.

Neil Bardhan (First Person Arts, Broad Street Review) is a flaneur with a taste for life's simple pleasures. He tells me about the childhood difficulties that shaped this point of view.Content warning: medical trauma, standstill traffic, sandwiches, book management systems, the fancy French words for the kind of guy Neil is.Patreon supporters make This Is Your Afterlife possible and get full convos & bonus episodes. Become an Afterhead at patreon.com/davemaher. Follow Neil @knilegram on IG, and sign up for his delightful newsletter.Follow me @thisisdavemaher on Twitter and Instagram.---Music = Future: "Use Me" / James Blackshaw: "The Cloud of Unknowing" / Johnnie Frierson: "Miracles"

PIDE invited Mr. Pranab Bardhan for a Lecture on his book titled "A World of Insecurity: Democratic Disenchantment in Rich & Poor Countries"   #globaleconomy #Rich #Poor #Democracy #Politics #Booklaunch #PranabBardhan #UniversityofBerkley #insecurity #insecurities #Global #Pakistan #India    Moderator: Dr. Nadeem Ul Haque, Vice Chancellor, PIDE Speaker: Pranab Bardhan, Distinguished Emeritus Prof. of Economics, University of California, Berkeley   For Further Details Please Visit: www.pide.org.pk https://www.youtube.com/c/PIDEOfficial/ https://twitter.com/PIDEpk https://www.facebook.com/PIDEIslamabad https://www.linkedin.com/in/pidepk/  https://www.instagram.com/pidepk/ 

Professor Rao interviews Prof. Pranab Bardhan, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. Prof. Bardhan's new book, "A World of Insecurity: Democratic Disenchantment in Rich and Poor Countries", published by Harvard University Press this year, offers a nuanced analysis of the decay of democratic institutions and outlines concrete strategies for reversing this trend. He argues that insecurity, more than inequality, agitates people. It springs from many sources, such as state and market failures, a widespread resentment against the professional and cultural elites, and the anxiety of losing out.

Da Vinci Art Alliance (DVAA) was founded in 1931 by sixteen Italian immigrant artists and collectors at a time when immigrants were barred from major artistic, academic, and scientific institutions. DVAA was a creative refuge where members could show their works, hold meetings, engage in social activities, and offer intellectual and cultural exchanges and events. Together, they chose as their namesake the master of the Italian Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci. DVAA permanently moved to 704 Catharine St. in South Philadelphia in 1966. Since then, the building has housed artist studios and exhibitions annually. In 2015, DVAA hired its first full-time Executive Director to improve the Artist Membership program. DVAA's Artist Membership program now offers several annual exhibition opportunities for artists and critically engaged programs monthly. To build community within Philadelphia, DVAA has created a Fellowship program for underserved artists, designed an annual community art and science festival called Da Vinci Fest, and installed a permanent mural on our building.DVAA is housed in a rowhome in the Bella Vista area of South Philadelphia. In an essay by Ricki Sablove they speak about our neighborhood as a part of Philadelphia “that sparkles with the history of its people--a history rich with the music of opera and organ grinders, redolent with the wonderful aromas of Italian cooking, and alive with the dialects brought from faraway places.” Read more about our vibrant neighborhood here. FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://davinciartalliance.org/ Learn more about RestART!RestART: The Arts are Back!https://phillyfunguide.com/editorial/restart-the-arts-are-back

Rooted in Arab arts and language, Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture offers artistic and educational programming that enriches cross-cultural understanding and celebrates diversity.“Al-Bustan,” Arabic for “The Garden,” serves youth and adults of all ethnic, religious, and socio-economic backgrounds, while supporting the pursuit and affirmation of Arab American cultural identity and playing a constructive civic role within broader American society.Mohannad Ghawanmeh: Executive DirectorMohannad is a scholar, cineaste, educator, and culturist intimately at large. A teacher of communication and media for twenty-five years, Mohannad's instruction has centered on the cinema, for which he has also written, produced, acted, consulted, programmed, and curated. He is co-founder of the Twin Cities Arab Film Festival produced by Mizna. Mohannad curated the first editions of the Arab American National Museum's film festival and the Minneapolis/St. Paul Italian Film Festival, as well as the series Melnitz Movies at University of California, Los Angeles. Mohannad is well awarded and published, having earned in 2020 his PhD from UCLA in Cinema and Media Studies. His research of the cinema decidedly examines such intersecting fields as governmentality, migration, nativity, religion, theater, music, literature, industrialization, and modernity typically in the mold of cultural history. Born to Palestinian refugees and an immigrant to the United States, Mohannad has also lived in Egypt, Japan, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. Mohannad thrives on conjoining education and cultural production, connecting people and places, enriching and inspiring.To contact Mohannad please email: mg@albustanseeds.orgLearn more about RestART!RestART: The Arts are Back!https://phillyfunguide.com/editorial/restart-the-arts-are-back

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Cassandra & Jill meet Neil Bardhan at the crossroads of embarrassment & generosity to learn the teachings of Shit-Guy. Follow Neil on Twitter at: @NeilPBardhan Email us your stories at: theohhoneypodcast@gmail.com And follow us on Instagram at: truecringepod And follow us on Twitter at: @ohhoneypod

Sangeeta Bardhan Cook is the executive director, business innovation, at City of Hope. She joins us on Talking Tech Transfer to discuss the unique aspects of commercialisation at a hospital with a focus on cancer, diabetes and other life-threatening diseases and what it means to be surrounded by patients who often have nowhere else left […]

On this episode of the Amplify Nursing podcast, we talk with Dr. Neil Bardhan, Director of Applied Storytelling at First Person Arts, and Christina Eskridge, founder and Executive Director of Elevate Theatre Company. Dr. Bardhan is a science communication expert with a Ph.D. in Brain and Cognitive Sciences, and he has been very involved in story slams across the country, including the Penn Nursing Story Slam. Dr. Bardhan is an expert on human communication, and his past work includes psycholinguistic research projects in The Netherlands and Germany, where he began combining science with storytelling principles.  Christina received her Master's Degree in Public Health from UC Berkeley and has worked over the past decade to combine her expertise in performing arts with her public health background to facilitate and amplify health/healthcare topics including the recent Penn Nursing Frontline Health Workers Digital Theater project. Dr. Bardhan and Christina talk with us about how their backgrounds in performing arts brought them to storytelling, the reflective nature of storytelling, and the parallels between clinical practice and the theater arts. 

This Is My Brave was co-founded in Virginia by Jennifer Marshall and Anne Marie Ames (1958-2017), two women passionate about ending the stigma surrounding mental illness, and saving lives through storytelling. In May of 2014, TIMB debuted its first ever live show in Arlington, Virginia at the Spectrum Theatre to a sold-out crowd of nearly 400. Over the past six years, the nonprofit organization has hosted performances across the United States and in Australia, including Greenville, SC; Valparaiso, IN (Chicagoland); Denver, CO; Iowa City, IA; Washington, DC; Baltimore, MD; Los Angeles, CA; Boston, MA; Lewiston, ME; Wheeling, WV; Boise, ID; New York, NY; and beyond. TIMB has been featured on the Today Show: Mind Matters with Carson Daly as well as in The Washington Post and O, The Oprah Magazine, Stage-Directions Magazine, and Health as well as many other publications. In 2019, This Is My Brave launched high school and college pilot programs. This Is My Brave, Inc. (TIMB), the national nonprofit organization dedicated to ending the stigma surrounding mental illness through storytelling, comes to Philadelphia hosting auditions May 7, 14, and 15, 2022. The resulting performance will be held at the Ambler Theater on October 9, 2022. Performances will feature area community members who live with mental health challenges or substance use disorders, telling their stories through spoken word, poetry, music, dance, and more. No performing experience is necessary. Register to Audition: https://calendly.com/thisismybrave-philadelphia (Participants must be age 18+).

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Dr Ronita Bardhan from the University of Cambridge School of Architecture, talks about her recent study about working patterns and models post-pandemic. As we navigate the new hybrid and flexible working environment the data and insights she discusses shed light on the journey we are all taking. Link to Dr Bardhan's You Tube page where she talks about social housing, among other topics, in India: https://youtu.be/7JRNDzdiBtM

Neil Bardhan is here to help us find our bliss in the final episode of year 2! Bliss can be found in so many places, and we get into all of them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feelfeelings/message

Honor. Legacy. Pride. Taking his place out front as the choir leader at an elite all-boys, all-Black prep school, Pharus Young is determined to make his mark by challenging expectations in a world steeped in deep-rooted traditions. Can Pharus find harmony among his peers while staying true to his own voice? From Tarell Alvin McCraney, the Academy Award®-winning writer of Moonlight, Choir Boy electrified Broadway with its soaring gospel, spiritual, and R&B performances.ABOUT JEFFREY L. PAGEJeffrey L. Page is an opera and theatre director of both classical and contemporary works. As director and choreographer, he spearheaded the Tokyo production of Memphis, which received four Yomiuri Award nominations, including Best Musical. The first African American to be named the Marcus Institute Fellow for Opera Directing at the Juilliard School, he has also been nominated for an Emmy Award, and won an MTV Video Music Award for his work with Beyoncé. His work was featured on Beyoncé's “The Formation World Tour,” in her historic Coachella performance, and in two of her HBO specials. Page was the associate creative director for Mariah Carey's “Sweet, Sweet Fantasy” European Tour, and has been a featured choreographer on Fox's “So You Think You Can Dance.” He recently directed MAKING MICHEAUX (Book and lyrics by JESSE L. KEARNEY, JR. Music by ALPHONSO HORNE) for Prospect Theatre in NYC.As a performer, Page was in the original Broadway cast of Fela! and choreographed the Broadway musical Violet starring Sutton Foster. At the Barrington Theatre Company, Page won a Berkshire Theater Award for Joe Iconis' Broadway Bounty Hunter. In 2016, he established Movin' Legacy as an Indianapolis-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the ethnology and documentation of contemporary and traditional dance from Africa and the African diaspora. He holds a Master's of Fine Arts degree, (Theatre Directing) from Columbia University in New York City, and has been awarded the Chuck Davis Emerging Choreographer Fellowship from the Brooklyn Academy of Music.Jeffrey joined Harvard University as a Lecturer in Theater, Dance and Media. Currently, he is preparing to choreograph and co-direct, with Diane Paulus, the upcoming Broadway production of 1776, after premiering at the American Repertory Theatre at Harvard University.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://philadelphiatheatrecompany.org/choir-boy/

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson's RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of artists and friends struggling to follow their dreams without selling out. It has become more than a musical – it's a cultural touchstone, a rite of passage and a source of joy and strength for millions. RENT has become a part of us forever.RENT - 25th Anniversary Farewell TourMarch 4-6th - Merriam Theater

SIU School of Communication Studies professor Dr. Nilanjana Bardhan joins Justin this week to talk finding her path to communication studies, intercultural communication, doing PR for the medical field without a medical background, postcolonial studies, Bollywood films, DEI's rapid importance for the corporate world, the value of discovering new identities, and more.

Pranab Bardhan is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. He has undertaken pioneering research on international trade, the political economy of development policies, decentralised governance, and the political economy of development in China and India. His latest book, A World of Insecurity: Democratic Disenchantment in Rich and Poor Countries, is scheduled to be published by Harvard University Press later this year.Host:Professor Dan Banik, University of Oslo, Twitter: @danbanik  @GlobalDevPod

The Motherf**ker with the Hat is presented by Theatre Exile in partnership with The Brothers' Network.Directed by Ozzie JonesHonorary Producers Linda & David GlicksteinAssociate Producers Mark & Tobey Dichter and Gayle & David Smith Featuring: J Hernandez, Amanda Schoonover, Scott Greer, Daniela Malavé, and Zach Valdez.Just released from prison, Jackie lives with his childhood sweetheart Veronica and is staying clean with the help from his too-smooth sponsor Ralph D. Things are looking up for Jackie until he spots another man's hat in their apartment. The Motherf**ker with the Hat by Pulitzer Prize-winner Stephen Adly Guirgis is a fast-paced, brutally funny, foul-mouthed look at modern love, friendship, addiction, and the challenges of adulthood. The Tony Award-nominated show made its Broadway debut in 2011.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://theatreexile.org

“Extra-Human: The Art of Michael Ferris” features larger-than-life figurative sculptures that Ferris created by fusing reclaimed discarded wood and pigmented grout through environmentally-conscious methods. The exhibition embodies a rich diffusion of cultural and artistic traditions and celebrates people's heroism in our everyday lives. Originally trained as a painter, Ferris embraced sculpture 25 years ago and developed an inlay technique of his own making, inspired by intarsia woodworking familiar to his Middle-Eastern heritage. Ferris enlists his self-invented mosaic design to enliven finely carved portraits of family and friends, capturing the subject's inner life through subtly choreographed patterning. This merger of realism and decorative splendor fulfills the artist's aim to highlight both a person's psychological and spiritual complexities. Michael Ferris's work has been exhibited widely throughout the nation at notable institutions including the Elmhurst Art Museum in Illinois; The Bronx Museum in New York; The Queens Museum of Art in New York; ATM Gallery in New York; Katonah Art Museum in New York; de Young Museum in San Francisco, California; and The Illinois State Museums in Illinois. He has received awards from numerous organizations including the New York Foundation for the Arts (2009), The George Sugarman Foundation (2005), and the American Craft Council (2002). Ferris's work can be found in public collections at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, CA; Illinois State Museum in Springfield, IL; and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, AR. His exhibitions have been featured in The New York Times, The New York Daily News, and The Chicago Tribune.Guest-curated by art historian Suzanne Ramljak, the collection will display a dozen of Ferris's distinctive wood sculptures, related drawings, and painted portraits set in intricately inlaid frames. The exhibition will be available to view from November 5, 2021, through April 24, 2022 at The Center for Art in Wood, 141 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106.FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://centerforartinwood.org/exhibition/extra-human-the-art-of-michael-ferris/

A roadtrip goes sour for Jabari and Tom when a playlist goes unplayed. Neil teaches everyone about enneagrams.

ABOUT A QUEER CHRISTMAS CAROLThe Hum'n'bards Theater Troupe is thrilled to be partnering with the brand-new performance venue The Painted Mug Cafe to bring you A Queer Christmas Carol, a retelling of the classic ghost story by Charles Dickens...but this time every character is gay.On Christmas Eve, notorious miser Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three spirits who vow to make him see the error of his ways. Can Scrooge overcome his greed to become a good person? Is that the real problem here?Written by: CJ Higgins & Quinton J. AlexanderDirected by: CJ HigginsFOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: http://www.humnbards.comhttps://humnbards.ticketleap.com/a-queer-christmas-carol/

ABOUT CAMERON KELSALLCameron Kelsall is a core theater critic for Broad Street Review and a regular freelance theater critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He is an editor and contributor for the website Exeunt NYC, where he writes about theater in New York at all professional levels. As a freelancer, his byline has appeared in American Theatre magazine, Opera News, Bachtrack, Time Out Philadelphia, Parterre Box, Asbury Park Press, Phindie, and many other publications. He is an active member of the Outer Critics Circle, American Theatre Critics Association, and Music Critics Association of North America, and has participated as a judge for Philadelphia's Barrymore Awards. He lives in Collingswood, New Jersey.Follow Cameron: Twitter: @CameronPKelsallAnd if you are interested in Wine Collecting - https://vindejerz.com

ABOUT KYLE V. HILLERA West Philly native writer and interdisciplinary artist, Kyle (he/they) is the associate editor of Broad Street Review, the author of The Recital, and host of the gaming podcast SideQuest Enthusiast.

ABOUT ALAINA JOHNSAlaina Johns, the editor-in-chief of Broad Street Review, is a freelance writer and editor who landed squarely in what everyone says is the worst job of the 21st century. So she makes Philadelphia her classroom, writing about everything from spaceflight to toad migrations. Alaina has been a freelance journalist in Philadelphia since 2007, and specializes in covering arts and culture for publications throughout the Philadelphia region and beyond.

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Thank you to Danny for the submission! Also special thanks to Neil (@NeilPBardhan on Twitter) for coming on the show! In this episode, the team discusses nepotism, mugs, and frauding a fool frenchman from his fancy feast. Click here to submit your ttrpg ideas, guest application or find us on social media: linktr.ee/playtesting Playtesting Discord: https://discord.gg/FXcWMckG7k

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Join us in The Wasp's Nest, a devised sitcom-style presentation about a zany group of magical beings. A motley crew of Pearl, Fiorella, and unlucky Lucifer struggle with a seemingly simple task: what to do with a community garden? Spoiler Alert! It gets messy.Peppered with "commercials" of the most devilish sort, this show is the culmination of over a year of research, improvisations, writing exercises, and character development. Created almost entirely via Zoom, this digital presentation deals with themes including politics, power, the prison-industrial complex, sex and gardening. FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://paperdollensemble.com and https://fringearts.com/event/the-wasps-nest/

Directed by Brett Ashley RobinsonFeaturing Kimie Muroya, Nathan Alford-Tate, Pax Ressler, Eleni Delopoulos, and Cathy SimpsonThe Ever Present, a fantastical, family-friendly new play written by award-winning playwright and author R. Eric Thomas, centers on a South Philly vacant lot that turns out to be more than meets the eye. Enter Pashmina Paredes (Kimie Muroya), a neighborhood resident collecting signatures for a petition to prevent the city from selling the lot to a devious developer, Vernal Belch (Pax Ressler). She quickly learns her neighbors all have a special connection to the house that once stood there. Follow a cast of hilarious, Philadelphia-inspired characters for a mystery adventure that spans decades and spins a constellation of awe-inspiring stories. The Ever Present asks the question: “How can we share and preserve our collective history as the world continues to change?”For each show, guests are invited to bring blankets and lawn seating. The Ever Present was made possible thanks to funding from The William Penn Foundation's New Audiences New Places Grant, and National New Play Network's Bridge Program Grant.Show Dates, Times, & Locations*: September 11-19, 2021Saturday, September 11, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Columbus Square (1200 Wharton St)Sunday, September 12, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Dickinson Square (1600 E. Moyamensing Ave)Wednesday, September 15, 5:30 p.m. at Wharton Square (2300 Wharton St)Friday, September 17, 5:30 p.m. at Stephen Girard Park (2101 Shunk St)Saturday, September 18, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. – Columbus Square (1200 Wharton St)Sunday, September 19, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. – Hawthorne Park (750 S 12th St)FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://theatreexile.org

Do you suck at trivia? Feel like you never get any questions right? Always down on yourself for being on a losing team? Then you'd fit right in at Gilligan Gigs Again, a trivia cabaret on radical self-acceptance. With former rock tambourinist Gilligan Gideon as your host, you can rest assured you won't be the dumbest person in the room.Join us at the Victoria Freehouse in Old City, and you'll learn the answers to questions like: When was D-Day? What's that song I'm thinking of? And why are we so mean to ourselves?But hey! Don't worry! At this gig, everyone will know the answer to something!Don't know Gilligan? Well, that's because he's a loser. Gilligan just can't catch a break! Kicked out of his band “The Gulags.” Ousted from his apartment by ex-girlfriend, Gloria. And completely unable to book a single gig—except this run-down trivia night. But the spotlight is what he wants and he'll take it where he can get it.In Gilligan Gigs Again, audiences will learn that loving yourself isn't always easy, and winning can't be everything. Drink, laugh and take on trivia questions with this unhinged ginger who's only trying to get by and get his next gig.Box Office Information:https://fringearts.com/event/gilligan-gigs-again/ 

Move over Loki, Delta is the new variant in town! The Panel talks getting vaccinated, Rand Paul v Anthony Fauci, the January 6th Commission and Joe Rogan for some reason. Starring Robert George, Benari Poulten, Betty Smithsonian and host Tom Brennan. Featuring Neil P. Bardhan. Theme music by JoAnne Harris.

Begin your journey in an 8,000 square foot abandoned laboratory building, at 2nd and Spring Garden streets, where expert researchers are trying to understand what the mysterious Dr. Livingston was working on and determine if there is anything to salvage before the building is demolished. You will quickly find clues from nonsensical scribblings that Dr. Livingston was not only a considerable genius, but also an impractical man teetering on insanity.Part video game, part escape room, and part performance, Dragonbutter takes you through multiple themed rooms filled with stunning light and sound arrangements. You and 11 of your companions will need to tackle riddles, hidden doors, and creative challenges leading up to the finale where you will come face-to-face with the “Boss.” Who will get out of the laboratory?Dragonbutter is recommended for children 13 and older. Performances have a limited capacity of 12 people and will run from July 9 through 26.FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://www.briansandersjunk.com/dragonbutter and https://www.facebook.com/events/263009785619426/ 

A dinner party turns disastrous for Dave and Lali after a viral video is shown. Neil hints at his family code word.

Santosh Bardhan: After finishing his graduate theological studies in the States in 2014, he returned to India and started working as the Volunteer International Director of LOAM ministries, focusing on fundraising, prayer support, and mission team organization. Working as a full-time Professor and Chaplain at Kyungsung University in Busan, South Korea, Santosh also serves as the pastor of Onnuri English Ministry in Busan. Santosh and Elizabeth serve in Korea as self-supporting missionaries with LOAM. Love One Another Ministries (LOAM) is a faith-based ministry with the vision to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the neglected and unreached peoples in India through a multi-level ministry approach which includes — Village Ministry, Church Planting, Schools, Orphanages, Seminars, Evangelism, Pastoral training Institutes, and Lay leader Bible school training. LOAM also does various humanitarian projects like offering women's sewing classes, village medical camps, and literacy and tutoring programs, and helping communities get clean water. LOAM's ministry is to make disciples, train leaders for evangelism, and build a holistic church planting movement in order to reach the unreached with the Gospel. LOAM missionaries and pastors focus on building relationships and modeling God's love; so that means meeting the various peoples' needs physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. In order to fulfill this God-given vision, LOAM forms partnerships with individuals, churches, and organizations like you, who join us in cross-cultural ministries to fulfill the Great Commission together. loamindia.com is the website to learn more about this ministry. Also, you can signup for Santosh's newsletters here - santoshbardhan7@gmail.com For more from Dan check out his website and medium articles at: www.danarmistead.com www.medium.com/church-on-the-edge

OLD CITY JEWISH ARTS CENTER Presents: A Golem Sleeps and Wakes in the Mourning WHERE: Old City Jewish Arts Center, 119 N. 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA WHEN: Opening is First Friday, June 4th, 2021 from 5:00pm - 9:00pm.Gallery open Thursdays 4pm - 8pm, Fridays 11am - 5pm, Saturdays 11am - 8pm, and Sundays 11:00am - 5:00pm and by appointment through July 2nd. Live gallery performances and artist talk on the evenings of Friday June 25th and July 2nd. Artist talks at 6pm, and Performances at 5:30pm and 7pm. An interactive exhibit of images, objects, video, and live performance from the theatrical practice of Logan Gabrielle Schulman and Benjamin Behrend will be presented at the Old City Jewish Arts Center (OCJAC) throughout June, and opens the First Friday of June (6/4) at 5pm. It features filmed performances and multimedia art objects from “the theatre of grief,” a series of four theatrical works created over the last three years in the wake of the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting in Pittsburgh, PA in 2018. Additionally, OCJAC is ecstatic to present an original performance adapted from rituals within Schulman and Behrend's theatrical practice over four showings, two per night, on Friday June 25th and July 2nd at 5:30pm and 7pm, featuring live musical accompaniment, dance, and puppetry. Between the two performances, at 6pm, there will be a conversation with the performer, artists Schulman and Behrend, and Aleida Garcia, a Philadelphia community leader, victim advocate, and the founder of the National Homicide Justice Alliance. In describing their aims, Schulman said they hope that their works function to both encourage active reflection in the viewer, as well as activate them to move towards justice and common sense gun legislation. “Sadly, gun violence has become so widespread and commonplace in the U.S. that it is almost too easy for someone to move on with their day after learning of an instance of violence,” says Schulman. “These performances and associated visual works seek to force the audience to reckon with the ripple-effect of each and every single loss — how a single family's existence is irrevocably upended at the loss of a child.” Schulman and Behrend's work prominently features the Golem, a mythical earthen creature from Jewish folk mythology, traditionally understood to be a protector of a persecuted people. In their contemporary take on the fable, “we see the Golem as a failed attempt at solving the problem of violence; what good is a clay hero against a bullet? What good is an old protector against a modern monstrosity?” asks Behrend. In their canon of works, the Golem has been relegated as a shepherd of lost souls, reassigned by G-d to live out the rest of its days in Sheol, the place where the lost souls of the dead are sent, in order to grieve for all the lives it couldn't save. 

Moses and Kitch stand around on the corner – talking shit, passing the time, and hoping that maybe today will be different. As they dream of their promised land, a stranger wanders into their space with his own agenda and derails their plans. Award-winning playwright Antoinette Nwandu purposely crafts language that many deem “profane” into poetic and humorous riffs, exposing the enduring human spirit of young men stuck in a cycle looking for a way out. A provocative riff on Waiting for Godot, Pass Over is a timely tale told by a bold American voice.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: http://theatreexile.org

Funnyman and story guy Neil P. Bardhan stops by to talk about report cards and online dating. In Season 4, Episode 8, some bullshit happens with Opie's grades and we all get a lesson in how your loved ones can often overlook clear signs of depression! Fun shit!Neil on Twitter: Neil P. Bardhan (@NeilPBardhan) / TwitterNeil's Consulting Service: Bardhan ConsultingNeil Estate on YouTube:https://youtube.com/channel/UC-BByZjqEMavNiIQjJMy1ZAMarty on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SchneidRemarksDan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theluddsSUPPORT BREAKING MAYBERRY ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/breakingmayberryMusic by Max Ludwig: twitter.com/sleeptalkyFollow Breaking Mayberry on Twitter: twitter.com/BreakMayberry, Facebook facebook.com/BreakingMayberry or email us at breakingmayberry@gmail.com

Theatre Philadelphia presents Philly Theatre Week: a celebration of artists, organizations, and audiences that have made Greater Philadelphia one of the most vibrant theatre regions in the nation. Audiences will have an opportunity to try unique events from our theatre community through a series of virtual and non-traditional productions, readings, and much more!This year, shows include 75 unique virtual performances, theatre films, audio plays, outdoor events, and more - all from Philly-based theaters and artists!Each show is unique! Whether it's all access or limited availability, an outdoor event or livestream, you'll find details on every show's page about how to register, how to access, and more!Follow www.phillytheatreweek.com for the latest news, shows, and updates.

Dr. Neil P. Bardhan is a professional storyteller. Seriously, he's one of Philadelphia's top improv performers and has a Ph.D. in Brain and Cognitive Sciences.  In this episode he joins Kae Lani Palmisano for a discussion on improv in the kitchen, the language of recipes, and how these worlds collide. Neil also shares with us the art of creating our own spice blends and dreams up the ultimate breakfast sandwich.   You can follow Neil at @NeilPBardhan on Twitter and @Knilegram on Instagram.  His dinner party show, My Dinner with Ryanneil PT Bardhanlow is available on Facebook and through YouTube.    Follow Amuse-Bouche at @AmuseBouchePod on Twitter and Instagram.  For more food stories and recipes, subscribe to the Amuse-Bouche newsletter at amusebouche.substack.com. And to see what our host Kae Lani Palmisano is doing check her out on Twitter and Instagram at @KaeLaniSays.

ABOUT ZOO MOTELHow many secrets can one room hold?Step into this virtual odyssey that combines interactive live theater, gripping storytelling, cinematic illusions, and magic all in one creative hour of surprises.Theatre Exile invites you to check into ZOO MOTEL, devised by director, designer, and performer Thaddeus Phillips in 2020 as a quarantined experiment that offers a window into what’s possible for live performance — a world where audiences from around the globe can share a mind-bending adventure in the comfort of their own home.Broadcast live and online from one room in a South American village, ZOO MOTEL takes you on a journey to Spain, Japan, the Mojave Desert, and other parts of the world alongside fellow motel guests. One room, endless possibilities. ZOO MOTEL.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION:www.theatreexile.orgwww.zoomotel.org

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