Podcasts about festival podcast

Bi will ins Kaufland, wir planen unser Frühstück, und irgendwo dazwischen gibt's Festival, Chaos & 2x2 Tickets zu verschenken. Bayern, wir samma unterwegs!

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in Salamandir (yes. That's his real name). Salamandir talks with us about growing up playing music and how his exposure at a young age allows him to pick up any instrument and play it. We discuss his abilities to fix instruments, his love of incense and even get … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Salamandir"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in Cyara Hotopp. We discuss a wide variety of topics including her law degree, where she practiced law and how she gave up being a lawyer to pursue the circus arts. We talk about her background as a figure skater and all the lessons she … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Cyara Hotopp"

Echo 17 Festival was created by the team at How to Build a Festival Podcast.The festival is this weekend (20 September 2025).Cat, Rachel and Ross join Tilly to discuss what's on, how they created it and the biggest challenges they faced.Tickets are available through this link.Bilal and Tilly will both be there - we legit bought the first two tickets.Check out the line up here

On this episode we welcome in clown Mick Holsbeke. We talk about growing up in Florida and how his economics teacher in high school introduced him to Harry Levine. We learn about his cross country journey to the Pacific Northwest and how seeing street performers inspired him to pursue street theatre. We talk about his journey … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Mick Holsbeke"

The Meath Film Festival takes place at the Solstice in Navan on 13-14 September 2025, full details are on the website at Meathfilm.ie In this Film Ireland podcast, shorts programmer for the festival and Film Ireland contributor Mick Jordan talks to director Steven Benedict about his new film A Lady of Paris, which is screening at the festival. Steven Benedict Steven Benedict is a multi-award-winning writer, producer, and director of several short films and co-director of an award-winning feature. Steven lectures part-time at the National Film School of Ireland, where, among other subjects, he teaches in the Masters in Screenwriting program.Steven also curates his own website, www.stevenbenedict.ie, hosting over 400 podcasts and several video essays. In addition, he is a regular contributor to RTE radio's arts program, Arena.

Enjoy this special Mostly Superheroes podcast episode from the inaugural Foodies Eat First Festival in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Hosts Logan LJ Janis, Arena Andy, Scotty Scoop, and their wives were on-site at the three-story Tech Artista at Trust building with an exclusive indoor podcast booth. The festival, organized by @BRADENSTL, featured major sponsors like DoorDash and YouTube, Katz Deli from NYC, live DJs and live musicians, and a host of fantastic local restaurants. Learn more at foodies eat first dot com. The team dove into the St. Louis food scene, including a highlight review of the garlic burger from Smashems. A major moment came when Andy tried oysters from 801 Chop for the very first time on the podcast. They also gave a shout-out to out-of-town guest Kat's Deli from New York, and the drinks and atmosphere provided by 4 Hands Brewing. Learn more at mostly superheroes dot com.

On today's episode we welcome in comedy magic duo Trevor and Lorena. We talk with them about how they started in magic, the evolution of the act and learn about their alter ego's Charlie and Delilah. We discuss Trevor meeting Lorena's Dad for the first time and we even try to place their accents. A … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Trevor and Lorena"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in puppet maker Annette Mateo. We discuss her interest in puppets as a kid and how she rekindled her interest in it after attending her first Fremont Solstice Parade. We chat about the puppet scene in Seattle and the various ups and downs over the years … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Annett Mateo"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast Louie interviews his co-host Matt Baker. They discuss a wide range of topics including Matt's time living in Western Samoa as a teenager and how he became a vegetarian. We also learn how Matt got into performing at a young age through hackysack (footbag) and how that skill … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Matt Baker"

Welcome to another episode!  I'm Sayuri and I'm thrilled to have you with us today. Today, we're diving into something really special — the Fuji Rock Festival 2025, known as one of the cleanest music festivals in the world. It's not just about music;...

If your soul is in need of soothing, you are in the right place. In this episode, Haitian / American folk musician and cultural activist Leyla McCalla talks to Dizraeli about fitting in with fragmented identity, music and motherhood... You can find links to their work, music and shows in the noteshttps://leylamccalla.com/https://www.mixcloud.com/dizraeli/https://www.dizraeli.com/ You can watch highlights from Shambala Festival 2024 here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVOvAEJ9Z2s

Our Fantasia International Film Festival podcast continues talking about films Noise and I Am Frankelda Noise, a Korean ghost story directed by Kim Soo-jin follows Joo-young, a deaf woman, and her sister Joo-hee, who's obsessed with the noisy upstairs neighbor. The film[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post 9to5.cc Fantasia International Film Festival Podcast: Noise & I Am Frankelda appeared first on 9to5 (dot cc).

Our Fantasia International Film Festival podcast continues talking about films Beans and Cielo. Sarah and Keith are checking out a bunch of films at the 2025 edition of the Fantasia International Film Festival and as we do, we are recording[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post 9to5.cc Fantasia International Film Festival Podcast: Beans & Cielo appeared first on 9to5 (dot cc).

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On this episode we welcome in singer, magician and actor Cassandra Ruiz. We learn about her beginnings in singing and how her theatre background influences her show today . She tells us about her chance encounter with a famous magician that became her first exposure to magic. We talk about her run performing as a … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Cassandra Ruiz"

In this episode of the Inner Edison Podcast, host Ed Parcaut sits down with David Sauers, CEO and co-founder of Royal Restrooms and passionate supporter of local festivals across the Southeast. David shares his inspiration for launching a new podcast, “Elevated Eventure,” designed to spotlight the passionate individuals and incredible stories behind small-town events like the Moon Pie Festival and the National Banana Pudding Festival. Ed and David go deep on the value of podcasting as a platform, why consistency is key, and the importance of standing out—whether it's turning purple restrooms into a unique studio or sharing genuine stories from festival organizers. You'll also hear practical tips on getting started with podcasting, including the latest in AI tools, building a recognizable brand, and the lessons learned from failures along the way. Whether you're thinking about starting your own podcast, love hearing stories of entrepreneurial journeys, or are curious about the power of niche communities, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. Tune in for a lively conversation full of actionable advice, behind-the-scenes tales, and a reminder that every great accomplishment often starts with a leap of faith—and a willingness to learn from mistakes. **Contact Ed Parcaut:** -

On this episode we welcome aerialist Jessica Perry. Jessica tells us about her early life where she grew up on a sailboat sailing around the world. We learn what prompted her parents to do that and all how her parents used Ariel to keep her busy on long sea days. We discuss how her mom introduced … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Jessica Perry"

On this episode we welcome in Sailor St. Claire. We talk a lot about the world of Burlesque and how one comes to become a performer. The different paths they could have taken and how being an emcee is very similar to teaching college. We also learn about the many different projects Sailor is involved … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Sailor St. Claire"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in Mr. LO. We talk about a number of different things including his life as a ballet dancer and all that goes into maintaining your body to perform that every night. He tells us about the various career transformations he had to make including becoming a … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Mr Lo's Paper Show"

In this episode, we're transported to the beginnings of Afrobeat. Dele Sosimi was in Fela Kuti's band Egypt 80 between 1979-86. And in this conversation, we hear those Nigerian sounds and it's almost like a ringside seat to that iconic club: The Shrine. Dizraeli asks about his journey to musical mastery and what it was like coming from Lagos to London. You can find links to their work, music and shows:https://www.delesosimi.org/https://www.mixcloud.com/dizraelihttps://www.dizraeli.com/

Cannes 2025 inaugura con un nuovo, rigido dress code e sono diverse le mise che, per una scelta di gusto, non potranno più comparire sul red carpet. Anche per i grandi eventi americani non mancano le novità: dal 2026 i Golden Globes premieranno il miglior podcast e, sempre negli Usa, YouTube si è accaparrata i diritti globali per la visione gratuita di una partita della NFL. A proposito di serie tv, NBC fa un passo indietro, cancellando la serie "Suits LA" mentre è ufficiale che Paramount lavorerà allo spinoff di "Yellowstone"! In occasione dell'imminente arrivo nelle sale del nuovo live-action, la rubrica "5 cose che non potete non sapere" è dedicata al ricco e articolato mondo di "Lilo & Stitch". E parlando di uscite, riscuotono successo le nuove serie sci-fi "Murderbot" di Apple Tv e "L'eternauta" (dal fumetto cult!) su Netflix, mentre al cinema è in arrivo "Final Destination - Bloodlines", nuovo capitolo della saga horror/mistery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in bubble performer Meadow Perry. Meadow tells us about her beginnings performing as a princess and how that led her to deciding to create her own show. We learn about the different types of bubbles, the difficulties performing with bubbles can create and all the people … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Meadow Perry"

This episode is part 2 of the LIVE podcasts at week one of the 2025 Moisture Festival! In this episode Louie chats with acts appearing at the festival. This is a great episode to meet new additions to the Moisture Festival family!

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in circus extraordinaire Nick Harden. We learn about where a kid from a small town in Illinois first discovered circus and how it became an obsession. We learn about how the connections that he has made through the circus have opened up opportunities all over the … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast -Nick Harden"

This episode is LIVE at week one of the 2025 Moisture Festival! In this episode Louie chats with acts appearing for the first time at the festival. This is a great episode to meet new additions to the Moisture Festival family!

In this episode we welcome in juggler and funny man  Tony Steinbach. We learn about Tony's first exposure to juggling and how his dad used juggling in his work training. Tony talks about his development as an artist and how his collaborations with other artists have helped pave the way to what he is doing now. … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Tony Steinbach"

On this episode we welcome in Ran'D Shine. We learn about how Ran'D came across magic and how that led him to a career performing all over the world. We talk about the benefits of coming into his art form later than most and how he was able to apply aspects of academia into his craft. Ran'D … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Ran'd Shine"

On this episode we welcome Rosemary Le. Rosemary discusses her upbringing and how her need for movement led her to ariel. We discuss her Ph.d, her life in academia and learn about her work with some pretty cutting edge experiments. We throw some hard questions at her thoughts on learning and even throw some business … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Rosemary Le"

On this episode we welcome all the way over zoom from France, Etienne McGinley. Etienne talks with us about his path to performing and how watching Bill Irwin and David Shiner changed his view on how he wanted to perform. We talk about his evolution as a performer and how the grind of cruise ships … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Etienne"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome in our first ever flying trapeze artist Eric Eliacin. Eric tells us about how he fell in love with circus in college and how that has led him all over the continent performing.   We talk about getting into flying trapeze and the things that … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Eric Eliacin"

A three-part mini podcast series hosted by Ron Fortier about the New Bedford Film Festival and its celebration of authentic cinematic stories, the cultivations of bold storytellers, and the new champions of the city's growing creative economy. The growing festival is hosted in the vibrant city of New Bedford on the South Coast region of Massachusetts. The festival is committed to a shared vision of “spotlighting the diverse human experience through cinematic storytelling such as short and feature films, episodic pieces, music videos, documentaries, and PSA shorts through a yearly film festival.” The Artists Index's editor, Ryan Nunes, joins Alyssa Botelho, and Ethan de Aguiar.

A three-part mini podcast series hosted by Ron Fortier about the New Bedford Film Festival and its celebration of authentic cinematic stories, the cultivations of bold storytellers, and the new champions of the city's growing creative economy. The growing festival is hosted in the vibrant city of New Bedford on the South Coast region of Massachusetts. The festival is committed to a shared vision of “spotlighting the diverse human experience through cinematic storytelling such as short and feature films, episodic pieces, music videos, documentaries, and PSA shorts through a yearly film festival.” The Artists Index's editor, Ryan Nunes, joins Alyssa Botelho, and Ethan de Aguiar.

On this episode of the MF podcast we welcome Trevor Whittow. Trevor talks about what it's like to be a professional clown, what it takes to get to that point and what sort of coaching he received that helped him along his path. He also explains how magic helped him get on stage as a … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Trevor Whittow"

On this episode we talk with the fascinating musician Thaddeus Spae. He tells us about the early days at the Oregon Country Fair working with Reverend Chumleigh, how he wrote a march that convinced crowds to follow and he came to form the group Snake Suspenderz. He also tells us about his new band Snakes … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Thaddeus Spae"

On this episode we welcome band leader Eben Sprinsock. Eben tells us about some guys he knew in high school that turned into the group The Flying Karamazov Brothers. How that led him to be part of their shows early on and how eventually he went on to pave his own path. He talks about … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Eben Sprinsock"

On this episode we welcome in cellist Christine Gunn. She tells us about how she plays cello and how it differs from regular cellists. How she founded one of the bands Matt used to be really into, we learn about the early days of busking at the Pike Place Market and how that led to … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Christine Gunn"

On this episode we welcome in all around amazing person Patrice O'Neill. She talks about her wonderful career in music and how she got to sit with the Nobel Peace Prize recipient Desmond Tutu. We talk about her process in writing songs and the various bands she has played in and continues to play with. We … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Patrice O'Neill"

On this episode we welcome in Moisture Festival founder Maque Davis. Maque tells us about the roots of the festival, how it all was organized and some of the failures and successes of the early years. He discusses how the festival has evolved and what he thinks the future holds. We also get into his … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Maque DaVis"

On this episode we talk to dancer and aerial extraordinaire Mary Pat Letourneau. We discuss her upbringing and how dance got her into aerial arts. She also tells us what wall dancing is and how it paved the way for a career in the performing arts. She also discusses what she does not and tells us about … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – MP Letourneau"

On this episode we welcome in the keyboard player from the Georgetown Orbits Jose De Howitt. We learn about Jose's upbringing in Ecuador, what brought him to the states and how he learned to play the keys. We learn about the differences between Ska and Reggae and some of the top artists that influenced Jose. A … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Jose De Howitt"

On this episode we welcome in the amazing Harry Levine. We talk about his early days being a college radio station DJ and how he was amazed by a fellow moisture festival performers music. We talk about his journey west and how he ended up staying in in the Northwest for the last 40 years. … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Harry Levine"

On this episode we welcome in Wren the Juggler. Wren tells us all about how he became a juggler and how meeting the love of his life helped him overcome his mental block of being a performer. We also discuss the various game shows he has appeared on and how he won the wheel of … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast: Wren the Juggler"

On this Episode we welcome in Ventriloquist Michael Harrison. He tells us about how he got started in show business and how he eventually decided to become a full time ventriloquist. He tells us about his Grandfather's performing career and his 25 year search to find his grandad's long lost puppet. We dive into what goes into developing … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Michael Harrison"

On this episode of the Moisture Festival Podcast we welcome Martika Daniels. She tells us about growing up in the Military and how being stationed in Germany exposed her to circus arts and busking. She tells us how stunts helped her deal with crippling anxiety and depression and how she weaves that message into her performances. … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Martika"

In this episode we hear talk with festival favorite Lindsay Benner. We discuss how she was able to see Bill Irwin at a young age and the impact it had on her. She tells us about her first street shows in San Francisco and how she really had to take a different approach than she expected. We … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast -Lindsay Benner"

The is the lost live episode from the 2024 Moisture Festival! In this episode Louie chats with four different performers! We chat with Maria Margiyeva, Ricardo Sosa, Richard Hartnell and Steve Owens! This fun visit with some Moisture Festival favorites!

This episode the Moisture Festival Podcast catches up with magician Ben Nemzer! We talk about getting started in magic, going to magic camp, running an afterschool program during the pandemic and soo much more! This is a fantastic peek behind the curtain of Ben Nemzer's life!

On this episode we welcome in the Funny Man Who Does Tricks, Marcus Wilson. Marcus tells us about how he got started in comedy, what it's like as a variety act working in comedy clubs and how being a power ranger led him to being a full time performer. We also discuss how he was able … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Marcus Wilson"

This is part 2 of meeting the people who make the Moisture Festival possible! In this episode we meet the bartenders, stage hand, and offices staff at the Moisture Festival! This is a fun peek at the lives of the people that make the festival happen!