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409 years ago today, on April 22, 1616, William Shakespeare himself spoke to Tony Dean, the creator and host of the Calling History Podcast, which features conversations with history's most influential and interesting people. Tony explains how the podcast got started, how he finds his guests (including Austin Tichenor as Shakespeare), how Ralph Waldo Emerson remains the podcast's great white whale, and how the Calling History Podcast is filled with unbelievable but absolutely true stories. HEAR HERE! (You can listen to part one of Tony's conversation with Shakespeare here and part two here.) Length 19:50. The post William Shakespeare Speaks! appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.

Over the almost 20 years we have been doing "The Zone with Timm McCoy" we have always done a Halloween show in the month of October. This time it's "The Change Up". Every Set, this time, will be a different topic or theme and unknown until we play them. You'll have a feel of the Halloween spirit throughout the show plus a "Zone Top 3" Halloween songs. We are giving away a free gift. Listen to the show to win! So join us starting October 1st for #1907 "The Change Up" next time on "The Zone with Timm McCoy". TRT: 143M6S All will be posted on our website: www.TimmMcCoy.com

LISTENERS: Have thoughts about this episode? Send them my way!Who says rock music is dying out? A trio of sisters from Asheville are doing their part to bring rock to a new generation. Detective Blind takes the spotlight in the second episode of The Overlook drawn from our May 28 evening of Hear Here,  a performance and podcasting series co-presented with Citizen Vinyl. The series is designed to elevate conversation around local rock and indie music. The sisters in Detective Blind are ages 17, 14 and 12, but they already show off a confident musicianship and songwriting that belie their years. So let's step back to  May 28 and Citizen Vinyl to hear music and an interview with Detective Blind. Dial back a couple clicks in your podcasting app to hear the other band that performed at Hear Here that night, O•VAD•YA.Wake Up, Asheville! and ¡Despierta Asheville! (in Spanish) are new morning newscast podcasts that give you all the local news you need to know in under five minutes. Both are free to subscribe/follow wherever you get your podcasts! SPONSOR: Asheville City Soccer Club home games run through June 29 for the women's team and July 13 for the men's team at Greenwood Field on the UNC-Asheville campus.Support the Show.Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

LISTENERS: Have thoughts about this episode? Send them my way!Hear Here is a performance and podcast series designed to elevate conversation around local rock and indie music.  I invited two all-female bands to the May 28 evening of Hear Here at Citizen Vinyl. The bands Detective Blind and O•VAD•YA come from different generations. Detective Blind are three sisters—the eldest is only 17—while most of the members of O•VAD•YA are in their 50s and 60s. Still, the bands made fast friends with each other at soundcheck and the good energy between them continued well past the evening's final note.Let's step back to  May 28 and Citizen Vinyl to hear music and an interview with O•VAD•YA. I'll bring you Detective Blind's portion of the evening later this month. SPONSOR: Asheville City Soccer Club home games run through June 29 for the women's team and July 13 for the men's team at Greenwood Field on the UNC-Asheville campus.Support the Show.Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

LISTENERS: Have thoughts about this episode? Send them my way!April 27 marked the debut of "Hear Here," a series presented in tandem with Citizen Vinyl to elevate conversation around local rock and indie music. The premiere featured talk and performances with the bands Pink Beds and Caged Affair.This episode is all about Caged Affair, a vocalist-guitarist son and his drumming father from Waynesville, whose music is shaped by '90s bands such as Nirvana, Weezer and Everclear.The next "Hear Here" evening is an all-female lineup Tuesday, May 28, at Citizen Vinyl, featuring the bands Detective Blind and OVADYA. Detective Blind is a trio of sisters, the oldest of whom is still in her teens. OVADYA has at least a couple members who would qualify for their AARP cards. SPONSOR: Asheville City Soccer Club home games begin May 18 at Greenwood Field on the UNC-Asheville campus. SPONSOR: Make the most of your time this spring and turn over your housekeeping to Greenland Pro Cleaning. Use the code PODCAST at checkout for free bonus services.SPONSOR: The Sublime Theater premieres "A God in the Waters," by Asheville playwright David Brendan Hopes, May 9-18 at the Bebe Theater. Support the Show.Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

LISTENERS: Have thoughts about this episode? Send them my way!April 27 marked the debut of "Hear Here," a series presented in tandem with Citizen Vinyl to elevate conversation around local rock and indie music. The premiere featured talk and performances with the bands Pink Beds and Caged Affair.This episode is all about Pink Beds, a quartet shaped by disco, old-school pop and contemporary rock. You'll hear the episode with Caged Affair next Friday, May 17. The next "Hear Here" evening is an all-female lineup Tuesday, May 28, at Citizen Vinyl, featuring the bands Detective Blind and OVADYA. Detective Blind is a trio of sisters, the oldest of whom is still in her teens. OVADYA has at least a couple members who would qualify for their AARP cards. SPONSOR: Make the most of your time this spring and turn over your housekeeping to Greenland Pro Cleaning. Use the code PODCAST at checkout for free bonus services.SPONSOR: The Sublime Theater premieres "A God in the Waters," by Asheville playwright David Brendan Hopes, May 9-18 at the Bebe Theater. SPONSOR: Asheville City Soccer Club home games begin May 18 at Greenwood Field on the UNC-Asheville campus. Support the Show.Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

This week, Scott Walters and Meghan Voll interview one of our own producers, Maria Khan. Maria shares about her master's program in clinical science and audiology. She tells GradCast what a degree in audiology looks like and what an audiologist actually does. Maria is involved with other research activities at Sick Kids, and discusses her research with infant screening tests for hearing, and more.  Check out Maria's other producing efforts, the Hear Here podcast at Sick Kids at this link. Recorded on March 5, 2024 Produced by Amalie Hutchinson Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot  

On the eve of our upcoming tour of The Complete History of Comedy (abridged), co-authors and RSC co-artistic directors Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor talk about measuring the success of a production, and how it's easier with a comedy but not so much with a drama. Reed and Austin reveal how comedy opens up the heart; how laughs preceded by quiet moments are usually stronger; their greater willingness to go on a comic journey than a tragic one; a shout-out to George Saunders's book A Swim in a Pond in the Rain; their feelings about whether Chekhov's plays are actually funny; their ability to take their own notes about slowing down; how not all laughs are created equal; a special appearance by half an EGOT winner "Weird Al" Yankovic; the complete song, “I Laughed Till I Cried;” and the ultimate challenge of wondering whether a quiet audience is enthralled or simply bored. HEAR HERE! (Length 20:36)

Sofia Olaizola and Maria Khan, the students behind Hear Here talk about how they got involved in cochlear implant research, why audiology is important to them and what it's like to run the Hear Here Podcast.  S2E2 Transcript Episode Chapters: (00:00) Introduction to the Episode (01:40) Introductions to the Podcast Team (03:54) Getting Involved with CI Research and Role of Audiology  (25:24) The BTS of Creating this Podcast

Maggie Bergeron is a teacher, choreographer, dancer, and writer whose life has moved from a Northwestern MN farm to boarding school in Michigan to Minneapolis, MN, where she currently resides. She is currently a Senior Lecturer in the U of MN Dance Program, dances on occasion, makes collaborative work for all sorts of performance occasions, and produced and curated a music/movement festival called Hear Here! along with her composer husband Nicholas Gaudette in 2015 and 2017. Maggie is committed to engaging the process of collaboration in her work, and is most interested in a holistic imagining of a performance experience for audience members. Her work has been seen locally at Studio Z with Zeitgeist, the Southern Theater, Red Eye Theater, Walker Art Center and Bryant Lake Bowl and nationally at Interlochen Arts Academy, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and Keshet Dance Company. Maggie co-authored Approaching College with Purpose, a textbook for first year experience courses, and is committed to supporting students making the transition into and out of college. Maggie graduated from Interlochen Arts Academy and holds a BFA in Dance from the University of Minnesota. She is a Licensed K-12 Dance Instructor and holds a Masters of Arts in Teaching.

In the inaugural episode of HEAR HERE, host Jack Inslee sits down with two of Adams Morgan's new neighbors—K.J. Hughes, the founder of Manifest, DC's first barbershop, speakeasy, and retail concept store, and Chef Opie Crooks of No Goodbyes. Together, they discuss the power of transformation, the therapeutic nature of grooming, and what the word “luxury” means now. Settle in and listen up below.

We learn how Hear Here tells the story of the places along the way, from the unusual, hidden, historic and fantastic. This app, with celebrity and local voice talent including partner Kevin Costner, is a like putting a historian in the car to hear the hidden stories and historic facts about places along the way. Then we look at Tony's fascination with American Giants and find out more about the Jackery 1500 solar generator. The StressLess Camping podcast is a weekly show with information, tips and tricks to help every RVer and camper enjoy some StressLess Camping. Show notes, discounts and more can be found here. 

Hear Here is a sound art project that featured in the recent Castlemaine State Festival. In this episode we speak with the two artists who created Hear Here - Dan Koop and Daniele Constance.   Read full episode notes and find links to things discussed here.  

PODCAST Ted Rants #3 Listen Up! Hear Here! Ted Talks but sometimes Ted Rants. This time? He sounds off on the (nearly) lost skill of taking a good patient history at the outset of the diagnostic process.

Episode 1509 "A Very Covid Christmas" Holiday music, laughter, 2 old people acting like children, and a sheep. Guest: Bealzabubba. PG13 but who cares it's crude! Comedy/Parody www.TimmMcCoy.com/podcast.html

Day for Night with Caridad Svich, a series that looks at the intersection between theatre & poetry in the edgelands. Episode 18: selection entitled Hear/Here from This Thing of Ours by Caridad Svich, and an excerpt from Will Arbery's Heroes of the Fourth Turning (published by Concord Theatricals). Content warning: some curse words. * Listener Support is appreciated. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caridad-svich/support

I sat down w stand-up comic, Cream City Comedy producer, and producer of Hear Here Presents Ryan Holman. Hear Here is a music curating organization that puts on shows and does live shoots for both local and touring artists. We discussed the history of Hear Here Presents, Ryan's knee injury, combining what you're good at with something you love, doing stand-up, and the Hear Here website getting re-done. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

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Moms, dads and their kids share music they like on this episode of Hear Here! They talk about why they like it, and how it makes them feel. We also meet a therapeutic harpist who plays for people living in a nursing home, and hear the music of Calpurnia. Find additional resources for parents and teachers at WSKG.org.

If you think classical music is lifeless and boring. You might be in for some surprises during this episode of Hear Here! Classical music can be amusing, funny, or just plain wacky, like the soundtrack of a crazy cartoon. Music has entertained people throughout history. Let's discover how music can actually make us laugh! We'll also hear the music of Flau'jae. Find additional resources for parents and teachers at WSKG.org.

We take a look at the tv series Black Mirror (Seasons One to Three) and the fan theory: ‘ Every Episode is a Computer Simulation’. That fan theory is one of many that Joe and Anthony propose in this episode of Abstract Nonsense the Fan Theories and Alternate Readings Podcast. Subscribe to us on iTune and get new shows instantly & check out our website https://www.fantheoriespodcast.com for all of our other fan theories and episodes. === Contribute Your Fan Theories === Join  Fans of Abstract Nonsense on Facebook to share your Fan Theories, or email any Fan Theories you have to our email yourtheories@fantheoriespodcast.com and we’ll read them out on the show. If you don’t have a fan theory but want to say hello or ask us a question, we encourage you to email us at mail@fantheoriespodcast.com . === Follow Abstract Nonsense on Social Media === FB: http://bit.ly/abstractnonsenseftp Join the Fan Group: Fans of Abstract Nonsense  IG: @abstractnonsenseftp TW: @AbstractPodcast YT: Abstract Nonsense

       I see you've made it through another weekend!  Good for you!  And this past weekend may have been crucial, because it was Cupid's weekend.  Everybody is not in love, and quite a few people are not into love, and so many of you NOT ALL, but so many of you are NOT READY FOR LOVE.  There are ups and downs to just about everything you go through in life, and why should Cupid's day be any different?  Did you steal somebody's love?  Was love taken from you?  Oh well, it's in the past now - so LETS MOVE ON!!!         Are you ready for KINGS IN THE MORNING?  We're ready for you, regardless how you step up on stage, we are HERE HEAR!  Just in case I didn't have the right HEAR HERE.  347-205-9366.  Women let your hair down, guys - don't drop anything - none of the crew, will doo dat doo - KITM - let's do it!  How did you like the NBA All Star game yes tiddy?

The second part of our Bayview-Hunter's Point redevelopment series, re-identifying Berkeley's image, a Hear Here about a company dedicated to helping East Oakland children, and local musicians Ultra World X-tet.

San Francisco has he only elected District Attorney in California, a Hear Here segment with Tara Higgins, Union City musician Doe Eye, and local musicians Roy Rogers & The Rhythm Kings.

Bike, Train or Automobile? Three reporters race through morning commute; ROCK program gives Visitacion Valley kids options after school; Hear Here goes to ROCK; plus local band Misisipi Mike and the Midnight Gamblers.

A Crosscurrents special on Oakland public libraries. Produced by students at Mills College: kids read to dogs; a librarian brings the library to young students; and a mobile bike library. Plus a Hear Here on San Francisco's Visitatcion Valley public library. And local musicians Wooden Shjips.

Closing San Francisco's parks at night, a San Quentin Prison report on self-help groups inside prison, a Hear Here on the power of helping, the second installment of Highland Hospital Storycorps, and local musicians The Temescal String Quartet.

New solutions to old problems at Roosevelt Middle School in Oakland, re-framing the way we talk about education reform, a Hear Here about an anime club, and local musicians The Sycamore Slough.

Free bus passes for young people in San Francisco, deciding which grade of gas to buy, a Hear Here about an old-school Mustang, taking the walking bus to school, and local musicians The Rogers.

Owning a house in West Oakland, foreclosures and the Oakland Community Land Trust, a Hear Here on the Oakland cathedral, and local musicians Blame Sally.

Inmates in Richmond work to combat violence, a Hear Here story on being reformed in court, an inmate-commentary in favor of repealing the death penalty, what goes on in the BART tunnels in the wee hours, making the Bay Bridge accessible to bikes, and local musicians Alex Pinto Trio.

On the Guest List this week Anne-Marie Minhall talks to Sir David Frost…The man behind The Frost Report talks to The Guest List about a one-off tv programme that reunites the team behind the legendary satirical series. Hear from the only person to have interviewed the last seven US Presidents and the last seven Prime Ministers of the UK. Also on the show is Trumpeter Alison Balsom who talks about Hear Here!... The UK's first classical music project dedicated to listening Mike Newell , the man behind ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ and ‘Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire’ tells Anne-Marie about his new movie ‘Love in The Time of Cholera’...Based on the bestselling novel by Nobel Prize winner Gabriel García Márquez .