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In the sixth chapter of season 2, Topher makes a discovery that leads him to seek out an old foe as the darkness looms in on Etsy. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth the price of a cup of coffee, please throw us a buck at: www.acornartsandentertainment.com/thevoid We've got perks and merch! Written and Produced by Josie Eli Herman & Michael Alan Herman. Episode Starring: Joe Zettelmaier, Jonathan Davidson, Dan Johnson, Michael Alan Herman, Josie Eli Herman, Angel Geter, Amanda Buchalter, and Tim Clairmont. Featuring Music by David Mumford, "Night Without Sleep", CC Attribution License.

In the fifth chapter of season 2, Etsy partners with an unlikely ally as Simone puts the pieces of the case together. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth the price of a cup of coffee, please throw us a buck at: www.acornartsandentertainment.com/thevoid We've got perks and merch! Written and Produced by Josie Eli Herman & Michael Alan Herman. Episode Starring: Amanda Buchalter, Michael Alan Herman, Josie Eli Herman, Angel Geter, Jonathan Davidson, Kryssy Becker, Allison Megroet, Mark Ujik, Vicki Morgan, Dan Johnson, and featuring Georgie the Cat as Martin Brody. Closing Credit Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio, CC Attribution License. Featuring Music by David Mumford, "Wayfaring Stranger", CC Attribution License.

In the fourth chapter of season 2, something is growing in the bayou, Topher and Etsy use the scientific method, and Simone faces tragedy. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth the price of a cup of coffee, please throw us a buck at: www.acornartsandentertainment.com/thevoid We've got perks and merch! Written and Produced by Josie Eli Herman & Michael Alan Herman. Episode Starring: Mark Ujik, Mat De Lisle, Vicki Morgan, Josie Eli Herman, Michael Alan Herman, Annie Dilworth, Allison Megroet, Amanda Buchalter, and Jonathan Davidson. Closing Credit Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio, CC Attribution License.

In the third chapter of season 2, pieces of the case start to fall together as Etsy begins to fall apart. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth the price of a cup of coffee, please throw us a buck at: www.acornartsandentertainment.com/thevoid We've got perks and merch! Written and Produced by Josie Eli Herman & Michael Alan Herman. Episode Starring: Mary Clairmont, Vicki Morgan, Angel Geter, Craig Ester, Michael Alan Herman, Josie Eli Herman, Amanda Buchalter, Mat de Lisle, Kryssy Becker, Dan Johnson, Allison Megroet, Jonathan Davidson, Matt Cameron, Julia Garlotte, Mark Ujik, Paul Lapczynski, Jessica Dudek. Featuring Georgie the Cat as Brody. Closing Credit Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio, CC Attribution License. Featuring Heaven's Gateway Drug, "Six Steps", CC Attribution License.

Happiest of holiday seasons to each and every one of you! Hi Lovely Listeners! We wanted to send out a short holiday message and podcast update for the coming year. 2020 has been a rough one for so many people, and even if we've been silent you all have been on our minds and in our hearts. Wishing you all the best and brightest holidays possible, however you might celebrate, and all of our love and hopes for the best possible 2021. Subscribe at: https://link.chtbl.com/d8E86BFy or wherever you get your podcasts, and please comment, rate, or review! - - - - - Next Episodes: We are hoping to come back with a modified format in early 2021, and ease back into Season 3 as soon as we are able. Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.com/episodes - - - - - Links to Articles, Websites, and Other Discussions: Visit us at https://ravingirls.com for complete podcast details! - - - - - Acknowledgements: The Raven Cycle,The Dreamer Trilogy, and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, The Raven King, and Call Down The Hawk) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

Med många förändringar igång, hur ska man tänka och hur ska dessa genomföras på bästa sätt? I detta avsnitt tar vi hjälp av vår kollega Elisabeth och presenterar de bästa tipsen för förändringsarbete. Vi tar upp verksamhetsutvecklarens roll, hur förändringsarbete kan struktureras och vilka utmaningar kan man möta. Vi lyfter även vikten av att ta ett steg tillbaka och reflektera över det arbete som genomförs, att alltid ta tiden att stanna upp för att se att arbetet är på väg mot rätt håll. För mer information om förändringsarbete och hur förändring kan styras och förbättras, gå till: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=372nZ1AK0K0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI1TH30bNe8 Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

We've been to our first live theatre show since March! Christina Modestou, original star of SIX the musical host a night of musical songs at our beloved Southwark Playhouse with very special guest, the one and only Jenna Russell, how could we not go and see that!?! We also review an online production of First Date, a musical staring Samantha Barks and Simon Lipkin. Lastly we discuss this year's socially distanced Olivier Awards. We talk winners, nominees and live performances, which then leads us on to a chat about some of our favourite ever Tony Awards performances. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Nu är halloween här och med det presenterar vi digitaliseringens mörka sidor. I det här halloweenavsnittet får ni ta del av Dino och Pers skrämmande upplevelser. Vi får i dagens avsnitt ta del av projekten som ingen vill ta sig an, hur man går vidare när allt ser mörkt ut och när bara delar av kedjan är digitaliserad. Men även att lära från sina misstag och kämpa vidare även när skeppet sjunker. Saker förändras och inget är perfekt, för framtiden kommer alltid att vara oviss och spännande. Starta med en plan men var beredd på det oväntade, de kan visa sig vara det bästa som hänt. Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

Åter igen stjäl Jakob Algulin Linköpings digitala elefant av Tess och Felizia för att lyfta digital mognad i offentliga sektorn. Johan Magnusson är Docent på Göteborgs Universitet och engagerad i SCDI - Swedish Center for Digital Innovation. Docent Magnusson är initiativtagare och skapare av DiMiOS - det verktyg som offentliga verksamheter värderar sin digitala mognad. I podden pratar Jakob och Johan om det och mycket annat... Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

Hur ska man tänka när kompetensen inte finns inom organisationen och hur ska man då lösa dessa resursbehov? Detta avsnitt kommer därför att handla om hur man kan hantera resurssättning av projekt på olika sätt. I detta avsnitt tar vi hjälp av Rasmus som är en tidigare studentmedarbetare för att ta upp frågan kring en alternativ resurs som kan användas inom projekt, men även hur det är att vara studentmedarbetare inom Linköpings kommun. För mer information om vilka vägar det finns för dig att redan som student arbeta och praktisera i våra verksamheter, läs mer här: https://www.linkoping.se/naringsliv-och-arbete/jobba-hos-oss/studerande--har-ar-dina-mojligheter/ Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

Hur kan man inom vården genomföra tillsynsbesök hos äldre personer, ibland flera gånger om dygnet, trots att en pandemi pågår och smittorisk är viktig att undvika? Det svarar Marie och Hanna på i det här avsnittet. De berättar om projektet digital tillsyn och hur de tog det från idé till verklighet, med tajt tidplan mitt i Corona-tider. ------------------------ Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

We're back after a little hiatus to discuss some new theatre heading back to the London stage at Southwark Playhouse and Regent's Park Open Air Theatre with their productions of The Last Five Years and Jesus Christ Superstar respectively. We also run-down a list of some exciting movie-musicals that are heading our way and some new platforms for watching live theatre, in the form of The Theatre Cafe Channel and the soon to be free-to-view Sky Arts Channel. -Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We review the BBC's update of the classic Alan Bennett series of monologues Talking Heads, and Yael Farber's 2016 National Theatre production of Lorraine Hansberry's play Les Blancs which was shown as part of NT At Home. We also discus the latest news surrounding British theatre, including new social distanced productions and drive-in performances. Plus Alice has some big personal news to share with our listeners! - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Eric and Keith address audience questions about some of the gaps in the third chapter and try to address some of the issues going on with the current climate around police misconduct. Music is by Loyalty Freak Music using a CC Attribution License at freemusicarchive.org; it has been edited and expanded for time.

Coronakrisen har påverkat utvecklingen i kommunen på många sätt. Vissa saker negativt och vissa positivt. En sak som fått en positiv skjuts är digitaliseringen. I det här avsnittet pratar vi med Anna Jonson och Kinna Huss om hur Linköpings kommuns första digitala och automatiska anställningsbevis blev till. Målet var mobilt, enkelt och kvalitetssäkrat. Vad behövde verksamheten göra för att få det att hända? Hur blev det i praktiken för chef, administratör och nya medarbetare? Om vi skulle göra om det här, borde vi göra något annorlunda? Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

Another remotely recorded Lockdown Edition in which we review Headlong Theatre's quarantine TV series on the BBC, featuring the work of some brilliant UK playwrights and stage performers. We also discuss Secret Cinema's new upcoming drive-in experience, as well as some theatre news and some boozy booze! - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Frammarschen av Covid-19 ger oss nya utmaningar med nya förutsättningar. Nya samarbeten och nya idéer har lyfts fram för att kunna arbeta så effektivt som möjligt och med minimal risk. Elevlunch är ett initiativ för att stödja näringslivets restauranger och säkerställa att kommunens gymnasieelever får tillgång till lunch trots att skolköken är stängda. Självklart med hjälp av en digital lösning. I det här avsnittet pratar vi med projektledaren Malin Wass och Kommunikationschefen för Utbildning Ylva Elofsson om projektet som på under en vecka skapade en digital lösning med stöd från IT, juridik, skola och kommunikation. Lyssna för att få höra om hur det gick till och vilka framgångsfaktorer som ledde till målet: mätta elever och stöd till restaurangerna. Den digitala elefanten är ett initiativ från Linköpings kommun för att dela med oss av tips och erfarenheter av att driva digitaliseringsprojekt. Vi vill inspirera dig som arbetar med digitalisering inom offentlig sektor och hoppas att den här podden hjälper dig att lättare komma igång med din digitaliseringsresa. Namnet "Den digitala elefanten" syftar till att projekt har en förmåga att växa och växa tills du måste stanna upp, tänka till och strukturera upp arbetet i hanterbara bitar (för det är ju så man äter en elefant). Vi som pratar heter Felizia Schnell och Tess Neale och driver ett digitaliseringsprojekt inom HR. Om du har några frågor, funderingar, feedback eller tips på ämnen vi borde prata om - hör av dig till oss på DenDigitalaElefanten@linkoping.se. För löpande aktiviteter och information om projektet, följ oss på Facebook och Instagram: @DenDigitalaElefanten eller Twitter: @DigitElefanten ------------------------ Musiken i detta avsnitt är delar tagna ur Evan Schaeffer's Around the Bend. CC Attribution License tagen från http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Evan_Schaeffer/Glow_1216/Evan_Schaeffer_-_09_-_Around_the_Bend_1887

While we're still in COVID-19 lockdown we thought we'd keep our theatre brains sharps and have some fun and take part in the TodayTix online theatre quiz hosted by star of & Juliet, the fabulous Miriam-Teak Lee. We also have an update on Unprecedented, the exciting new series of short pays from Headlong on the BBC. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We're still in COVID lockdown and so we're once again recording remotely and discussing the best of online theatre, including Arthur Pita's strange and sublime dance piece Metamorphosis streaming on the Royal Opera House YouTube channel. We discuss the upcoming slate of online shows from The National Theatre, Alan Bennett's new and upcoming Talking Heads series, and some cover some of our favourite Instagram content of the past few weeks from Britney Spears to SIX the musical creators Marlow and Moss. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Eric and Keith answer more audience questions and try to give some behind-the-scenes perspective about their choices for chapter two. They also look ahead a bit to chapter three and Bryan's trial. Music is by Loyalty Freak Music using a CC Attribution License at freemusicarchive.org; it has been edited and expanded for time.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 31, where we cover the Prologue through Chapter 1 of Blue Lily, Lily Blue! Shannon starts off this season totally subdued and not at all excited to be covering BLLB… YAH RIGHT! We kick off the first two chapters of Blue Lily, Lily Blue reintroducing the characters, their quest, and a bottomless pit. Who really is the MacGuffin in this book? How many pages of a novel could possibly take place only in a cave? How many Deep Dive pages did Shannon have to delete about animals, and how many did Nievita delete about ghosts? Actually, I don’t think we answer any of those questions, but we do talk about the topics of crappy highschool poetry, why Sassy Adam is the Best Adam, who is Nievita’s BROTP of the Raven Cycle, how to tell a jig from a reel, how incredibly gross humans can be (SO GROSS), and reiterate, “When in doubt, always blame Niall.” If you have read Call Down The Hawk, stick around after the stinger for our new SPOILER ZONE! DEEP DIVE: Cave Systems of Appalachia (from approx. the 36:42 minute mark to 54:38, depending on your player) SPOILER ZONE: Call Down The Hawk Spoiler Discussion starts at approx. 1:34:02 CORRECTION: Nievita stated from memory that Blue Lily, Lily Blue was originally titled “The White Lily”. Maggie’s post was later found saying the title was “White Lily, Blue Lily” Find our complete shownotes and past episodes at: https://ravingirls.com/episodes The Raven Cycle,The Dreamer Trilogy, and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, The Raven King, and Call Down The Hawk) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original “Death Of Floyd Collins”, recorded by Vernon Dalhart, 1926: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8qoR1s4434 “Tequila” © The Champs 1958, released by SME (on behalf of Rhino) and EMI Music Publishing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDD21ZJF3mI Sound effects found on FreeSound.org, attribution where requested. “Cave Drips” sounds by everythingsounds, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/everythingsounds/sounds/199515/ “Rocks Falling In Cave” sounds from Freesound.org, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/150134/sounds/327085/ “Raven Flyby” sounds from Freesound.org, no copyright: https://freesound.org/people/JamesOC/sounds/86883/ “Ducks Landing” sounds from Freesound.org, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/uair01/sounds/86567/ “Nature - Field-recording- Ravens” by lmr9, used under Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0: https://freesound.org/people/lmr9/sounds/265342/ All original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

Due to the global pandemic of Covid19 all UK theatres have closed. But that doesn't mean that you can't still see some great theatre! In this remotely recorded episode we discuss all the amazing theatre and performance that is available to watch online, from National Theatre productions to Andrew Lloyd Webber on Instagram. We hope everyone is staying home if they can and staying safe, and we hope that you enjoy this new episode - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Eric and Keith take audience questions and try to provide a deeper context to the story surrounding the podcast and what they tried to accomplish during the first chapter in a more informal setting. Music is by Loyalty Freak Music using a CC Attribution License at freemusicarchive.org; it has been edited and expanded for time.

We review the premier of Stephen Schwartz's stage musical, The Prince of Egypt which has just opened in London's West End. We revisit Waitress as the show's writer, Sara Bareilles joins the London cast as Jenna alongside broadway star Gavin Creel. And we have a review of A Number, by Carol Churchill at The Bridge Theatre starring Roger Allam and Colin Morgan. Alice's Top Tip is a musical adaptation of a classic movie which is coming soon to The Southwark Playhouse, and we have a Prince of Egypt inspired cocktail creation. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Caves! Missing moms! Mirrors! We’re back, and we’re diving deep into the third book of the Raven Cycle, Blue Lily, Lily Blue. Do you have your caving helmet and a stout rope? It’s going to be dangerous where we’re headed… you’re going to need them! Welcome to our teaser for Season 3 of the Ravin’ Girls, reintroducing your co-hosts Shannon and Nievita. What is this podcast all about, and why are we doing it? More importantly, when do we expect to return with the first episode of BLLB?!? Stick around to the stinger to see if we’ve gotten any better at this recording gig after two years. ;D Join us at https://www.ravingirls.com/subscribe or wherever you get your podcasts, and please let us know what you’re most excited about for Blue Lily, Lily Blue on any social media platform: @ravingirls Find our complete archive of past episodes and shownotes on our website: https://www.ravingirls.com/episodes The Raven Cycle, Call Down The Hawk, the Dreamer Trilogy, and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ “Cave Drips” sounds by everythingsounds, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/everythingsounds/sounds/199515/ “Rocks Falling In Cave” sounds from Freesound.org, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/150134/sounds/327085/ “Raven Flyby” sounds from Freesound.org, no copyright: https://freesound.org/people/JamesOC/sounds/86883/ “Ducks Landing” sounds from Freesound.org, used under CC Attribution License: https://freesound.org/people/uair01/sounds/86567/ “Nature - Field-recording- Ravens” by lmr9, used under Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0: https://freesound.org/people/lmr9/sounds/265342/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018-2020 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

A jam-packed episode with reviews of four very different shows: Nora A Doll's House at The Young Vic, Uncle Vanya staring Toby Jones at The Harold Pinter Theatre, Death of England at The National staring Rafe Spall, and Musik staring Frances Barber at The Leicester Square Theatre. We also find out what Madonna super-fan Madeleine made of the Madame X tour at The London Palladium, as well as this we have Alice's Top Tip; new musical Be More Chill, and of course we have a new cocktail creation, this time inspired by Uncle Vanya. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Madeleine, Oscar and Alice are back together in episode 56, with reviews of West End musical extravaganza Mary Poppins, staring Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp; The Old Vic's new production of the flummoxing Smauel Becket play Endgame, staring Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming; and we review and bid goodbye to Conor McPherson's Bob Dylan musical play Girl From The North Country. We also have a great Top Tip that you will not want to miss, Academey Awards chat, and an easy but elegent chapagne cocktail. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

In Episode 55 we review the Kander and Ebb musical Curtains, which is currently touring the UK; The Welkin, a new play staring Maxine Peake which has just opened at The National Theatre; and The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe which is soon to close at The Bridge Theatre. We also have a very special interview with TV presenter, Strictly Come Dancing winner and now musical theatre star Ore Oduba, who tells us all about the new production of Curtains in which he is currently staring alongside comedian Jason Manfield and west-end superstars Carley Stenson and Rebecca Lock. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We're revisiting the show that we chose to launch Theatre Club Podcast with two years ago and bringing you another Hamilton filled episode. We saw the smash-hit musical sensation for a second time in London and we were blown away all over again. In this very special episode we talk about all our favourite moments from the show, discuss the new London cast and we have a Top Tip for an upcoming Lin Manuel-Miranda show set to tour the UK, as well as a new Hamilton inspired cocktail creation. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We welcomed in 2020 by recording this latest episode of the podcast on New Years day. We review Amelie The Musical at The Other Palace, and new play Teenage Dick (imagine teen-movie meets Shakespeare's Richard III) at The Donmar Warehouse. We also discuss the upcoming Endgame starring Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming, the new movie adaptation of Lin Manuel Miranda's musical In The Heights and much more, including the ultimate New Year's Day hangover cocktail!- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

This episode features a returning, and muted loved, special guest host! We discuss Matthew Warchus' joyous production of A Christmas Carol which returns, beginning festive cheer to The Old Vic Theatre for a third year in a row. Then down the road at The Young Vic we saw the show that has set the theatre scene abuzz, Jackie Sibblies Drury's thought-provoking and challenging new play Fairview (no spoilers we promise!). Aurelia Thierree graced London once again with another of her truly unique and magical theatre productions, Bells and Spells which played at The Coronet Theatre. And finally we enjoyed the frothy delights of Sandy Wilson's The Boyfriend in a fabulous new production currently playing at The Menier Chocolate Factory. -- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We review the brand new West End musical & Juliet, and the dark comedy Sydney and the Old Girl at The Park Theatre. We also discuss the recently announced Hello Dolly Broadway transfer set to star Imelda Staunton, and The Bridge Theatre's newly announced 2020/2021 season. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to our episode covering Maggie Stiefvater’s first novel in the new Dreamer Trilogy, CALL DOWN THE HAWK!!! Can you tell we’re excited?! All of the Lynch boys are in trouble (what else is new?), mysterious art forgeries and forgers tantalize in the Fairy Market, dreamers and dreamed objects are hunted, strange voices come out of the dark, and the fires of the apocalypse burn on the horizon. Join us as we discuss what worked best for us and what didn’t, funniest moments and favorite new characters, agonize over our biggest questions, review our past predictions, and reveal our most head-explody moments. Would we choose to be dreamers if we had the chance? Listen and find out! NOTES: No Deep Dive, just lots and lots of wild theorizing as to what happens next Visit us at https://ravingirls.com for complete podcast details! Find our complete shownotes and past episodes at: https://ravingirls.com/episodes The Raven Cycle, Call Down The Hawk, the Dreamer Trilogy, and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

In Episode 50 we review three new plays that have recently opened in London: On Bear Ridge at The Royal Court Theatre, Shook at The Southwark Playhouse, and The Antipodes at The National Theatre. We also discuss our favourite past shows that we would love to see return to the London stage, as well as a Top Tip from our favourite pub theatre The Kings Head, and we sip a new cocktail inspired by one of the plays from this episode. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Its a jam packed episode, with reviews of The National Youth Theatre's rep productions of Frankenstein and Great Expectations at The Southwark Playhouse, Zawe Ashton's new play For All The Woman Who Thought They Were Mad, Sasha Regan's take on the Broadway classic Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and The Watermill Theatre's new production of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins.- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to the final episode of Season 2, where we discuss our feelings on finishing The Dream Thieves and talk about what we’re looking forward to in Blue Lily, Lily Blue! Can anyone believe that it’s been two books, two seasons, and two years? We can’t! Join us for this Season 2 wrap up and Two Year Anniversary episode, where we talk about what we remember most fondly about Season 2, what the struggles of the past year have been, and what we’re most looking forward to for Season 3! We also talk other books, movies, TV shows, fancasts, non-ancient poetry, and what we like to do when we’re not working on the podcast. Thank you to everyone who got in touch, and we look forward to inviting you all to our Three Year Anniversary… it’s not all that far away, really. Love! DEEP DIVE: No Deep Dive, but lots of Listener Questions! NOTE: Both of us were thinking of the paperback copies when answering the question, “Which cover is your favorite/least favorite?” I know I (Nievita) would have answered differently for the hardcover editions! Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

In episode 48 we review an opera, a musical, and a series of short plays. Fist up is Emma Rice's bold new take on Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld at the ENO, followed by the first professional revival in over 50 years of Jerry Hermans' Broadway classic Mame starring the inimitable Tracie Bennett, and finally a series of four short plays by the boundary pushing British playwright Carol Churchill, Glass.Kill.Bluebeard.Imp, staged at The Royal Court Theatre. We also have a Top-Tip for those looking for something to book this Christmas, a Mame inspired cocktail, and we discus our top five Disney films!- - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

We review William Finn's musical Falsettos which has recently premiered at The Other Palace. Madeleine tells us all about her immersive experiences at Flight and Coma presented by Darkfields, the trailblazing audio-immersive theatre company. And lastly we review Marina Carr and Yaël Farber's stunning new production of Blood Wedding at The Young Vic. We also have some theater gossip and casting news, and a new themed cocktail. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 30, where we cover Chapters 60 through the Epilogue of The Dream Thieves! Two dreamers. Two monsters. Two brothers. Two battles. One. Epic. PARTY!!! This is it! The final episode of Season Two! Buckle in and strap your helmet on, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. The final showdown between Kavinsky and Ronan. The final showdown between The Gray Man and his brother. A little bro is rescued, and a mom disappears. There are tears. And excitement. And dragons! We lament our small town experiences, Shannon tries to avoid getting on any sort of Watch List, we talk about comfort music, Nievita throws some shade at early Merlin myths, and we try to figure out where the box of tissues is hiding. Whoo, boy. You might want to grab one for yourself, too! DEEP DIVE: DRAGONS! (from approx. the 41:38 minute mark to 53:43, depending on your player) CAUTION: These last chapters and our discussion deals with mental health and suicide. Please, always put yourself first and practice self-love and compassion while listening. If you or anyone you know may be experiencing a painful crisis, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, available 24 hours a day (USA) or use their chat function at http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/GetHelp/LifelineChat.aspx You can also reach the crisis text line by texting 741741 in the US (https://www.crisistextline.org/) -- we love you. Additional warnings: This episode contains the sound effects of fireworks, car crashes, and gun loading/gunfire. Please be advised and listen with caution if you find yourself sensitive to these sounds Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties (The Raven Boys, The Dream Thieves, Blue Lily, Lily Blue, and The Raven King) are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. “Boys of Summer” © Don Henley and UMG, ℗ 1984 Geffen Records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEaWaifQPJg “Waterloo Sunset”, “Destroyer”, and “Wonderboy” © The Kinks, released by Sanctuary Records and EMI Music Publishing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_MqfF0WBsU, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh9q3nqVnlM, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aNbDn4mBcA Sound effects found on FreeSound.org. All tracks were edited for the podcast, attribution where requested. Crowds: https://freesound.org/s/253603/ by tim.kahn Fireworks: https://freesound.org/s/56579/ by atomwrath Thunder/Lightning: https://freesound.org/s/360328/ by InspectorJ, https://freesound.org/s/123434/ by Simon Spiers, https://freesound.org/s/238302/ by NoiseNoir Dragon/Beast: https://freesound.org/s/330585/ by Uzbazur Other: https://freesound.org/s/193877/ by wjoojoo, https://freesound.org/s/36815/ by watupgroupie Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

We review Big: The Musical, adapted from the 1988 Tom Hanks film classic, starring Jay McGuiness and Kimberly Walsh. Madeleine gives us her long-awaited review of the polarising Lucy Prebbles play A Very Expensive Poison at the Old Vic. And Alice reviews Shilda at The Vaults, the one-woman musical written and performed by Jeannette Bayardelle. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

In this episode we review two musicals at The Southwark Playhouse; Pasek and Pauls' Dogfight by The British Theatre Academy, and the UK premier of David Malloy's Rachmaninoff musical Preludes. We also have a review of The Watson's, Laura Wade's stage adaptation of Jane Austin's unfinished novel, recorded last year at the time of it's premier at The Chichester Festival Theatre. The Watson's transfers to The Menier Chocolate Factory this September. We also talk Fosse/Verdon, Cassie Levy, and a brand new production of the classic Broadway musical Gypsy!- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

A trio of reviews, featuring the hottest ticket in town currently, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag, as well as The Donamr Warehouse's new play Appropriate, and Michael John LaChiusa's chamber musical Queen Of The Mist at The Charing Cross Theatre.- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 29, where we cover Chapters 54-59 of The Dream Thieves! Ronan and the Gray Man finally meet face-to-face and it goes about as well as one might expect--possibly better, even. Persephone and Adam frantically fix the ley line as the 4th of July looms large in the sky. Why must they hurry? Seems like someone’s favorite baby brother may have been teen-napped… some guys really do just blow right past flowers and chocolate to cars and threats, don’t they? We discuss how long it’s been since we’ve seen “The Birds”, what items we would most miss if we had to go on the run, Shannon questions how much Nievita really is a fire sign and makes some surprisingly off-color jokes, Nievita’s pet naming conventions stay strong to a theme, and we finally get around to naming that new Metal band we’ve been talking about starting. DEEP DIVE: Journeys through the Underworld (from approx. the 46:45 minute mark to 1:00:30, depending on your player) Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

We review five fabulous shows currently playing in London: Les Mis The Concert, Evita, Once On This Island, Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet and Blues In The Night. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 28, where we cover Chapters 50-53 of The Dream Thieves! It’s Adam’s turn for learning about his life-altering mystical experience, while Blue and Gansey go out for a totally-not-romantic-let’s-never-talk-about-this drive through the Henrietta hills. Ronan has a chat with his (dead? dream?) dad, and the Gray Man gets some bad family news of his own. We compare our favorite pies and favorite paintings, Shannon covets the Lisa Frank tarot deck, and Nievita drops some seriously dark theories behind Prokopenko’s resurrection. Greenmantle says possibly the creepiest thing ever, and Shannon breaks the harsh news that fictional characters don’t know we exist. DEEP DIVE: Rites of Passage (from approx. the 27:52 minute mark to 39:52, depending on your player) Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

In episode 42 we bring you reviews of new LGBT musical The View Upstairs which recently had its UK Premier at The Soho Theatre; a Tenessee Williams double bill, Southern Belles at The Kings Head Theatre; and the proactively titled play which recently finished its smash hit run at The Royal Court Theatre, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner. And as well as all this, we have our review of The Bridges of Madison County, The Menier Chocolate Factory’s new production of the Jason Robert Brown musical, staring non-other than Theatre Club Podcast fave Jenna Russell. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 27, where we cover Chapters 44-49 of The Dream Thieves! So much angst, practically every character hits bottom. That means the only thing left is up, right? Nievita tells basically everyone except Kavinsky to eff off, and Shannon calls Greenmantle a b*tthole which is basically the same thing. We talk symbolism in Feng Shui and Japanese buffets, and disagree on the extent that K is responsible for Cabeswater’s disappearance. There are some tears--but possibly not from who you would expect. Calla gives our first solid hints about how time works in The Chicken Cycle, and we award our most expansive MVC yet! DEEP DIVE: Stereotypes and Media Tropes relating to Joseph Kavinsky (from approx. the 20:29 minute mark to 30:01, depending on your player) CAUTION: In our Deep Dive we discuss the broad history of media portrayals of queerness and ethnicity. While we always try to be as sensitive as possible, we understand that this is a much more nuanced topic than we can possibly cover in 10 minutes. Please exercise caution while listening if you find this topic personally sensitive. Love! Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

In episode 41 we review Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 The Musical currently playing at The Savoy Theatre in London's West End, Nicholas Hytner's new immersive production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Bridge Theatre, and new musical Fiver at The Southwark Playhouse. We also have Alice's Top Tip, a new LGBTQ musical coming to The Soho Theatre, Sister Act The Musical news, more Jenna Russell chat, and of course a new cocktail creation inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

In episode 40 we review The Old Vic's new production of Noel Coward's Present Laughter staring Andrew Scott, Iris Theatre's promenade production of Hamlet, Arthur Pita's dark dance piece, The Mother staring ballet superstar Natalia Osipova, and the classic comedy farce Noises Off which returns to The Lyric Hammersmith nearly 40 years since it premiered there in 1982. - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Welcome to the Call Down The Hawk Special Episode!!! Where we cover the excerpt released by Scholastic, Prologue-Chapter 8. So many new characters! So many new things to be worried about! SO MUCH EXCITEMENT! Find out what Shannon would have called the black market, what 90’s British cartoon Nievita thinks might be related to dreamers, the possible meaning behind the new dream-forest’s name, and what we found most shocking and satisfying about the excerpt. We answer (or ramble) some listener questions, and grade our past predictions for the Dreamer Trilogy as Confirmed, Denied, or Unknown. Are we possibly psychic? It’s up to you to decide! NOTES: There was an announcement today (7/3/19) about Ronan’s birthday in the final version of Call Down The Hawk being changed from the listed date in the preview excerpt, to keep in line with events from The Raven King. Find our complete shownotes on WordPress: https://ravingirls.wordpress.com Past Episode Guide: https://ravingirls.tumblr.com/episodes The Raven Cycle and all affiliated properties, including Call Down The Hawk and the Dreamer Trilogy, are copyright Maggie Stiefvater and Scholastic, Inc. The Ravin’ Girls reference these properties for the purpose of literary analysis. Intro and Outro music by Damiano Baldoni, used under CC Attribution License: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/Lost_Dinasty/ The original tracks have been edited for the podcast. Captain Zed theme song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH7ULRtRWWs, property of DiC Enterprises CNN “State of the Union”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRYmh6vrDfs Ravin’ Girls logo and banner art © 2018 Mio Mäkijärvi, All Rights Reserved. Please visit http://kojotei.tumblr.com/ for more information.

In episode 39 we review three fantastic, but very different pieces of theatre: The hilarious WWII musical, and a bit of a hidden gem, that is Spitlip's Operation Mincemeat; The romantic and sweepingly operatic musical The Light in the Piazza, staring opera sensation Rene Fleming; And the world renowned San Francisco Ballet at Sadlers Wells. Plus we have our Top Tip, some Falsettos casting news, and a new cocktail inspired by one of this episode's shows. -- Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License