Podcasts about digital issue

Yes, HAWAIʻI Magazine still publishes its issues. While we are on a print hiatus, the editorial team here at HAWAIʻI Magazine has been putting together digital issues in 2021, and recently released their September/October edition. You can read all about how to access this digital issue, and why you need it to plan your next Hawaiʻi vacation, here (hawaiimagazine.com/planning-a-hawaii-vacation-soon-read-our-latest-issue/).

Join the Fight for Good team for a conversation about The War Cry’s January 2021 celebratory issue. It includes a look at The War Cry through the ages, an interview with artist, Jena Holliday, the history of Herbert Henry Howard Booth, and more. Read it for free in our Digital Archive. ... January 2021 Digital Issue: http://bit.ly/warcryjanuary21 Sound the Ringing Cry: http://bit.ly/wc140years Creating Your Own Path with Jena Holliday: http://bit.ly/wcjenaholliday The Talented Mr. Booth: http://bit.ly/wcmrbooth

This week, the Fight for Good team connects virtually to discuss the November issue of The War Cry. It features a look at The Salvation Army USA's #RescueChristmas campaign, a conversation with Christian influencer, Jeanine Amapola, and more. Read the Digital Issue: https://bit.ly/wcnovember20

Episode 54: Gaming Community Digital Issues, Game Of Thrones Feels Rushed, and MORE! The Adventures of the Black Nerds is a weekly podcast hosted Baron & Travis Jones. They discuss the world from a black Nerds POV. We are into everything, Video games, Anime, Manga, Movies and everything else Cool about being a Nerd. All we want to do is have a blast, get you laughing, and share a few pointers so be sure to tune in and listen.The Adventures of the Black Nerds is part of Tonedefradio and is published every week on iTunes, Spotify, GooglePlay, iHeartradio & Spreaker. Send all inquiries to: Tonedefradio@gmail.comFollow them on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC11hvfEeeSkaMYYs4-ZDNhw

Episode 54: Gaming Community Digital Issues, Game Of Thrones Feels Rushed, and MORE! The Adventures of the Black Nerds is a weekly podcast hosted Baron & Travis Jones. They discuss the world from a black Nerds POV. We are into everything, Video games, Anime, Manga, Movies and everything else Cool about being a Nerd. All we want to do is have a blast, get you laughing, and share a few pointers so be sure to tune in and listen.The Adventures of the Black Nerds is part of Tonedefradio and is published every week on iTunes, Spotify, GooglePlay, iHeartradio & Spreaker. Send all inquiries to: Tonedefradio@gmail.comFollow them on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC11hvfEeeSkaMYYs4-ZDNhw

Show Notes Sharpened Artist: Colored Pencil Podcast Release Date: November 5, 2018   Topic: Interview with Barb Sotiropoulos   Points of Interest: John and Lisa are chatting with Canadian artist Barb Sotiropoulos, who happens to be the Q&A columnist in the COLORED PENCIL Magazine! Listen in to hear her talk about innovation in the colored pencil world, how she pushes herself creatively, and why she has no plans to quit her day job!   Links Referenced Check out Barb’s website and blog here.   Get more from Barb in the November issue of COLORED PENCIL Magazine: Sharpened Artist Listeners Exclusive! 20% off the Nov 2018 Print or Digital Issue  Use Code: SHARP11 through 11/30/18 only (not valid with other offers)   FREE Download of the 2018 Jerry’s Gift Guide & SoHo-Ho Demo by Barb Sotiropoulos   You’re going to love the journals from our new sponsor, In Defense of Paper! American made, sustainably sourced, and made with archival materials, they’re unlike any other journal on the market today. Get $5 off using this link!   Ready to take your business to the next level? Check out the copywriting and blogging services at Clarity & Flair: www.clarityandflair.com   Free 30-day Audible Trial: www.audibletrial.com/cppodcast     John’s Twitter: @sharpenedartist Lisa’s Twitter: @lachri     As always, thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more from John and Lisa. In the meantime, be sure to visit www.sharpenedartist.com for additional updates and information. You can also join our Facebook group, Colored Pencil Podcast, or contact us by email at podcast@sharpenedartist.com .   If you want more colored pencil inspiration, snag a FREE sample issue of the COLORED PENCIL MAGAZINE here!   Stay sharp!

Holy month-in-the-making-episode Batman! Hey guys, welcome back to ATA's very own DC Nation! This episode was recorded a few week's back, in fact it was the week after Week 52 was recorded. But, due to personal projects, ATA finale episodes, Longbow Hunters finale episode, living our everyday lives, and being sick, we've been working extra hard this week to get this episode out to you all, because it's a classic! Let me start off by saying that this episode starts out reviewing Smallville Season 11 Digital Issue #45 and Teen Titans Go! Episode 2 meaning they are a few weeks old, but still worth a listen especially for some good insight on Smallville's Valkyrie Arc. However, if you would so choose to do so, skip those sections and head right on over to our main event. Yes folks, you've got it. Finally on the DC Nation Podcast, a commentary on one of the greatest superhero films ever made, the 1966 film - BATMAN: THE MOVIE! That's right, Dan and Michael do a commentary on the Adam West/Burt Ward Batman film, where they discuss/rip-on the 60's Batman, Bruce Wayne and Catwoman, Penguin's acting skills, how great Frank Gorshin is as the Riddler, why Catwoman is Russian, and what is up with Cesar Romero's (the Joker's) mustache! All of this and much much more exists on this week's DC Nation Podcast, Robin. POW! By the way, with us being a few weeks behind on our Smallville and Teen Titans Go! Reviews plans are in the works for our next episode to catch us up on everything so keep an eye out for DC Nation Podcast Week 54 when Dan returns from Vacation the week of June 11th.

Keith Gessen, founding editor of n+1 and contributor to The New Yorker. Show notes: Gessen's Personal Archive Gessen's n+1 archive Gessen's New Yorker archive [5:15] Money (n+1 • Mar 2006) [6:15] Ugly Duckling Presse [13:15] "Stuck" (New Yorker • Aug 2010) [sub req'd] [20:30] n+1 Digital Issue 1: Negation [22:30] McSweeny's [34:00] "The Intellectual Situation" (n+1 • Nov 2012) [35:00] Indecision (Benjamin Kunkel • Random House • 2005) [35:15] The Art of Fielding (Chad Harbach • Hachette • 2011) [43:00] "Nowheresville" (New Yorker • Apr 2011) [sub req'd] [43:15] "Polar Express" (New Yorker • 2012) [sub req'd] [45:30] All the Sad Young Literary Men (Viking Penguin • 2008)

Howdy DC Nationites,  I'm so fired up for this week's awesome DC Nation Podcast episode, we're gonna bust this post out as classic rock lyrics since...  DC Nation is back How about that  It's been too long and were glad it's back Yes, we've been let loose  From the commentary noose That Cartoon Network left us hanging around We had Black Lightning in the sky   Lanterns on a blue power high Amethyst's videogame came alive The Reach lies They're bad guys Young Justice is going to stop them from running wild 'Cause it's back DC Nation's back!  It's back in black! And in case you haven't caught on already, I'm going to come out of my AC/DC Brian Johnson voice to explain that this episode is dedicated to the triumphant return of DC Nation to Cartoon Network with us reviewing the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Steam Lantern" and the Young Justice Invasion episode "Before the Dawn" along with two brand-new DC Nation Superhero Shorts. Also as always we have our now weekly reviews of Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 with us taking a look at Digital Issue #28 otherwise known as Effigy Chapter 1 starring Batman and Martian Manhunter.  So with the anticipation for DC Nation's return feeling like it lasted for an eternity, I'm going to cut it with my usual jargon I put into these posts and let you get to the fantastic episode that's been seven podcasts in the making that was certainly worth the wait.