Podcasts about hardstark

SIDE A: Sevilla, Waugh, King, Billingsley, Valley, Hardstark, Strickland, Glinnen, Rose, Galleran, Vincent, March & Georgeson. An anthology of poetry, drama, sound art, and music. Featuring twelve performances, readings, and improvisations. Addictions, obsessions, swarming bees, shattering glass, gardens and flames. ‘The Failed Sorcerer' by Karlo Sevilla, voiced by Tamla Quipse ‘Balance in the Spot Where I Stand' by Seanan Palmero Waugh, voiced by Ramon Suzara ‘In which diagnosis makes it easier to get work done' by Sophie King ‘Chaos is Your New / Garden' compiled and performed by Jacob Billingsley ‘Stage Directions for a Stick in the Wind' & ‘The Word' by Rebecca Valley ‘Shoes' by Michael Hardstark, performed by Erica Jackson ‘Mutatis Mutandis' by Garett Strickland ‘Long Beach, Saturday Morning' by Rich Glinnen ‘Leaving a Hole' by Arianna Rose ‘Attachment' & ‘Memory' by Kate Galleran ‘Elegant Carnage' by Allison Vincent, performed by Charlie Diamond ‘Death Chant' performed by Mark Georgeson & Charles March . . . This episode is part one of the second installation of Empty Salon, a radio-gala and anthology series to complement and complicate our regular programming. Follow Empty Room on Twitter or Instagram @emptyroomradio for updates on the project and upcoming episodes of the salon. View the anthology online now at emptyroomradio.com/salon-2

SIDE A: Sevilla, Waugh, King, Billingsley, Valley, Hardstark, Strickland, Glinnen, Rose, Galleran, Vincent, March & Georgeson. An anthology of poetry, drama, sound art, and music. Featuring twelve performances, readings, and improvisations. Addictions, obsessions, swarming bees, shattering glass, gardens and flames. ‘The Failed Sorcerer' by Karlo Sevilla, voiced by Tamla Quipse ‘Balance in the Spot Where I Stand' by Seanan Palmero Waugh, voiced by Ramon Suzara ‘In which diagnosis makes it easier to get work done' by Sophie King ‘Chaos is Your New / Garden' compiled and performed by Jacob Billingsley ‘Stage Directions for a Stick in the Wind' & ‘The Word' by Rebecca Valley ‘Shoes' by Michael Hardstark, performed by Erica Jackson ‘Mutatis Mutandis' by Garett Strickland ‘Long Beach, Saturday Morning' by Rich Glinnen ‘Leaving a Hole' by Arianna Rose ‘Attachment' & ‘Memory' by Kate Galleran ‘Elegant Carnage' by Allison Vincent, performed by Charlie Diamond ‘Death Chant' performed by Mark Georgeson & Charles March . . . This episode is part one of the second installation of Empty Salon, a radio-gala and anthology series to complement and complicate our regular programming. Follow Empty Room on Twitter or Instagram @emptyroomradio for updates on the project and upcoming episodes of the salon. View the anthology online now at emptyroomradio.com/salon-2

Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered: The Definitive How-to Guide is a nonfiction book written by Georgia Hardstark and Karen Kilgariff, host of the true crime comedy podcast My Favorite Murder. The book is a dual memoir of Hardstark and Kilgariff.

You don’t look surprised to see this in your podcast feed - or is that just the botox? This week we’re taking a tour of the wonderful world of Clostridium botulinum and the toxin it produces, at once both poison and prescription. First, we delve into how botulinum toxin acts to paralyze your muscles and under what circumstances you might encounter it. Then we iron out the wrinkles of the why of botulinum toxin, an answer that involves migratory birds, maggots, and marshes. The story continues with blood sausages, an unfortunate funeral party, and a massive shift from toxin to treatment as the therapeutic potential of botulinum toxin is explored. And the best part of this episode? Georgia. Hardstark. You’ve heard the always amazing, ever hilarious, and one of our personal heroes Georgia Hardstark on My Favorite Murder, but now listen to her share her firsthand experience with getting botox facial injections. This episode ranks among our top favorites we've ever recorded, and we hope you love it as much as we do!

If you are a true crime podcast fan, you’ve probably listened to MY FAVORITE MURDER, which combines crime with a surprising amount of fun and laughs. In the dual memoir. the hosts have a lot to say, including a section recorded before a live audience. Kilgariff and Hardstark reflect on the life experiences that shaped them as women, led them to meet each other, and, ultimately, inspired them to create the hit podcast. Actor and special audio guest Paul Giamatti offers wise quips. Published by Macmillan Audio. Read the full review of STAY SEXY & DON'T GET MURDERED at audiofilemagazine.com. For more free audiobook recommendations, sign up for AudioFile Magazine’s newsletter. On today’s episode are host Jo Reed and AudioFile Magazine publisher Michele Cobb. Support for Behind the Mic with AudioFile Magazine comes from Penguin Random House and Listening Library. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Alex, Calvin, and Caitlan seek a formal definition of True Crime, identifying the strategies, rhetorical and otherwise, that have elevated the genre and its diverse sub-genres to the realm of cultural obsession. Our hosts discuss what distinguishes True Crime from “untrue” crime shows or other types of “true” content related to crime. They then explore how medium structure, genre features, and various narrative techniques are employed to captivate and motivate consumers of True Crime—particularly in new media that draw on audience participation to push their reporting forward.Our hosts go on to analyze how “new” True Crime - like the podcast Serial or the docu-series Making a Murderer - takes its audience behind the curtain of the criminal justice system, and how these media combine a creative approach to storytelling with a journalistic search for truth when presenting cases of public interest. How does a sharp focus on evidence gathering raise public consciousness around the miscarriage of justice? Our hosts also begin to untangle the ethical implications for those producing and consuming True Crime. When popular series cash in on the public's morbid fascination for sensational stories, does this decision serve to unethically commodify our consumption of tragic events?As our hosts discuss their favorite True Crime productions—as well as those that they find more problematic—they probe the critical potential of the genre. Can rigorous reporting open up the dialogic space for alternative narratives in unsolved cases? Can certain genre tropes, like exposing coerced confessions, work in the service of social justice? Ultimately, what can True Crime do, and what is it currently doing, to affect our politics and public culture?Works and Concepts Cited in this EpisodeBoudet, M. (Host). (2013). Sword and Scale [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from http://swordandscale.com/.Buozis, M. (2017). Giving Voice to the Accused: Serial and the Critical Potential of True Crime. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 14(3), 254-270.Dittrich, S. (Writer). (2018). Murder Mountain. [Television series]. Toronto, CA: Lightbox.Kilgariff , K and Hardstark, G (Hosts). My Favorite Murder. [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.myfavoritemurder.com/about.Koenig, S. (Host). (2014). Serial [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://serialpodcast.org/.Mahdawi, A. (16 Oct. 2018). As Making a Murderer returns, is the obsession with true crime turning nasty? The Guardian. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/oct/16/making-a-murderer-is-our-obsession-with-true-crime-turning-nasty-serialSeltzer, M. (2008). Murder/media/modernity. Canadian Review of American Studies, 38(1), 11-41.Zaillian, S. and Marsh, J.(Directors). (2016). The Night Of [Television Series.] New York, NY: HBO.

Karen Kilgariff, Georgia Hardstark, Siobhan Thompson and Humphrey Ker join host, Dave Holmes to chat about embarrassing hobbies, make up TV show theme song lyrics, and workshop new sex puns. Karen Kilgariff wants to plug her Twitter @KarenKilgariff and recommends Godless on Netflix and CollegeHumor. Georgia Hardstark wants to plug My Favorite Murder and recommends The Fall Line Podcast. Siobhan Thompson wants to plug CollegeHumor and recommends My Favorite Murder. Humphrey Ker wants to plug Ibiza on Netflix and recommends the music of Miner, The Muppet Christmas Carol and John Mulaney's bits on Law and Order. And finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and hosts his live quiz show, The Friday Fortyat LA’s Meltdown Theatre on the second Friday of every month. Dave would like to recommend Your New Norman Rockwell by Micah Schnabel. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePostin London, produced by Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.

Alie Ward and Georgia Hardstark join me to sample five of America's best (worst?) popular regional sodas, from Faygo to Moxie and Double Cola. We also squeeze in discussion of trimming pubes.

Reviews: Dominique Laveau Voodoo Child #1,  Hoax Hunters #0,  Rebel Blood #1, Stan Lees Mighty 7 #1, Supercrooks #1, The Hunger Games Jimmy is joined in studio again by frequent guest co-host and all around good pal Jon Hoche! The boys talk about the Shazam preview, the finished Heart mini-series by Blair Butler/Kevin Mellon, the TMNT movie, and the pending lawsuit against The Daily Show for using "CNI" in a report. Jimmy is finally getting some interviews up at Stated Magazine and he officially booked his UK trip to cover Bristol Expo and Kapow Con. New includes: WHO's Jenna-Louise Coleman?, Fringe will have a 5th season, Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome update, and UK Being Human gets another series. As always, listener feedback, the Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!