Podcasts about teenage diary

Full House star Jodie Sweetin shares the poetry she wrote as a teenager for the first time ever.CREDITS: Podcast produced and hosted by Neil Katcher and David Nadelberg. Stage show created by David Nadelberg. OTHER PROJECTS FROM MORTIFIED MEDIA:// STAGE: We currently have local chapters in 9 US locations. See upcoming events at getmortified.com/live. // TV: Watch our concert film, Mortified Nation, and our 6-part mini series, The Mortified Guide, now on Tubi and other platforms. // KIDS PODCAST: We also made an awesome podcast for kids 9-13 called Ooh You're in Trouble. It's kind of like we made Mortified Jr. Each episode features a true story about a moment when someone broke a rule growing up, and what happened when they did. It's an educational and comedic series that delivers exciting stories while helping kid's define their sense of ethics. // BOOKS: We've also got a guided journal, My Mortified Life, that prompts you to compare your life to your childhood self.  We've also got 2 Mortified anthologies.  // GAME: Check out our confessional card game, I Can't Believe I Did That.  

"If she drowned, she was innocent of witchcraft. If she didn't drown, she was considered to be a witch and put to death." Either way, the woman died.We're talking about Britney's book, witches in New England, Trolls 2 (and 3… etc), Beatrice's papier maché skills, Michelle Williams' feminist credentials AND MORE!**DM us on Instagram @notwithoutmysister, or email us on notwithoutmysis@gmail.com.Rosemary's book, This is Not About You, is available now wherever books are sold. If you're lazy, check out a few links here.http://www.patreon.com/notwithoutmysister – $5 a month will get you a minimum of four bonus episodes AND your regular episodes will come to you early AND ad-free!LEAVE US A REVIEW! Please, please, please. Failing that, share the pod on your social media – we're trying to make this really worth our while, in other words, a way of keeping Beatrice in Fort Wayne and keeping us TOGETHERRRRRRR!Not Without My Sister is recorded in Fort Wayne, Indiana by sisters Rosemary and Beatrice Mac Cabe. Original music by Don Kirkland. Our artwork is by Lindsay Neilson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My Teenage Diary returns for a new series, with Rufus Hound meeting six more celebrities who will read from the diaries they kept during their formative years. The series opens with Ivo Graham reading from the diary of his last year at university. And he's not your average student - he reads Martin Amis in an adult bar, he eats bruschetta for brunch and he takes up pipe smoking. Host: Rufus Hound Guest: Ivo Graham Sound Production and Design: Jerry Peal Producer: Harriet Jaine A Talkback production for BBC Radio 4

In today's catch up with Steph & Laura, we get a peek into what teenage Steph was like, after she dug up one of her old diaries in something called a "Josh Box". We also hear about some of the world's worst wedding speeches after Laura shares one shocker that she witnessed, plus we find out how Steph's husband Josh likes to destress... which is the opposite of what she does! SPECIAL SHARES: Steph - WTF with The Five Love Languages, episode of We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle Laura - There's No Place Like Home podcast by Future Women, and Tarang Chawla's KICPOD episode 'The Raw Reality of Domestic Abuse and Family Violence' KIC UPDATE:Check out our Friendsmas Recipes! A whole list of festive recipes for you to bring along to your Christmas celebrations this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One question alot of people ask me is what advice I would give to someone younger, or if i would change my past. today's episode is about just that as I read through entries that I wrote from when I was a pre-teen & on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/islamicfeelings/support

Rufus Hound's guest is the comedian Ken Cheng, who reads from the diary he kept in 2004. Ken talks about his school days, growing up on the internet and what it was like to be a nerd before the days when nerds were cool. A Talkback production for BBC Radio 4

Is it possible to be live your best life as a fully functioning Nanna...when you're only 19? Looks like my delusions of teenage coolness are about to be well and truly destroyed, as I work through another week of diary entries with my High School bestie Linda. Inside this episode, teenage me isn’t having a bar of anyone who calls me up while I’m on air and bores me to snores over the telephone, I’ll also get my bitch on with a workmate and decide to invite them over so I can host my very first dinner party. I get right royally pissed off when I have to work back late because I can’t find anywhere to record 3 commercials that someone dumped on me. Plus all my unfounded bravado will disappear in an instant, when I find out I’m doing my first ever outside broadcast, in front of actual people, who probably don’t give a shit about some guy who’s going to be trying to do a radio show on a card table, outside a cafe, in the middle of a shopping centre. It’s basically the teenage shut in’s version of an actual living nightmare...so...sounds like this is going to be fun then.

In this embarrassing episode, we go through Cami's teenage diary. We dive deep into her adolescent years full of boys, drama, and inspirational quotes. Ahhh the good ol' days.

In this embarrassing episode, we go through Cami's teenage diary. We dive deep into her adolescent years full of boys, drama, and inspirational quotes. Ahhh the good ol' days.

In this embarrassing episode, we go through Cami's teenage diary. We dive deep into her adolescent years full of boys, drama, and inspirational quotes. Ahhh the good ol' days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this embarrassing episode, we go through Cami's teenage diary. We dive deep into her adolescent years full of boys, drama, and inspirational quotes. Ahhh the good ol' days.

Rufus Hound returns for another series of honest, intimate and hilarious interviews, with famous guests reading from their genuine teenage diaries. Guests this series are Woman's Hour host Dame Jenni Murray, former Goodie Bill Oddie, comedian Shazia Mirza, impressionist Jan Ravens, podcaster Olly Mann and writer Julie Myerson. In this first episode of new series, Rufus talks to the comedian Shazia Mirza about her experiences growing up in a strict Muslim family in the UK. In her teenage diaries, the young Shazia Mirza describes arguing with her parents, getting a Saturday job in McDonalds, bumping into a Rick Astley lookalike in a pub and dreaming about becoming a grand slam tennis ace. Producer: Harriet Jaine A Talkback production for BBC Radio 4

⁣“Could Be” menceritakan kisah cinta Arash Buana. Dimana dia berada di titik patah hati setelah putus cinta dan merasa kehidupannya menjadi toxic. Hal tersebut hingga mendorong Arash memiliki banyak masalah seperti trust issues, dan lainnya. Ditengah – tengah konflik personal yang dialaminya, datanglah seseorang yang bagai magnet menariknya dari kegelapan. Seseorang yang bahkan Arash sendiri nggak akan menyangka bisa sampai jatuh hati. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣#FemaleRadioMusicExtra ⁣⁣⁣⁣#lovelifelovemusic

Rebel Wilson calls the hotline to chat all things "Pooch Perfect", Greig Pickhaver aka H.G.Nelson is live in the studio, and Amanda revisits her old Diary.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode 26 - Eric Von Reicher shares his awkward teenage diary complete with bad angsty teen boy poetry at our Dear Diary show. This show was produced in partnership with the Rabbit Hole Improv and thanks to IDL Ballroom for hosting. Sorry, this sound quality isn't as great as our normal recordings. The sound guy (aka me) didn't know what the heck he was doing. Find us at www.storyclubtulsa.com or on your second favorite social media to find out more about our upcoming shows. If you'd like to tell your story on one of our upcoming shows, message us on our website. We'd love to hear from you! ADULT CONTENT AND STRONG LANGUAGE USED. Music by Doron Deutsch

It's the 4-Twenty Episode!! The ladies discuss Easter and Ham vs. Turkey, Game of Thrones, GOT deadpool, Online Bullying, Mental Health, Heather's first movie role!!!, Jade's new podcast Espoused, our love of weddings, ponder the questions is your spouse really your best friend?, Heather's new segment - Reading a page from her Teenage Diary, A Chocolate Spill in Germany, and Jesus's appearance in the flames of the Notre Dame Cathedral!!!!

In this hilarious and revealing new podcast show, host Jules Coll invites her guests to revisit their formative years by dusting off their intimate teenage diaries and reading them out in public for the very first time.From terrible poetry, cringeworthy crushes to fond recollections of schooldays and teen discos, to poignant and searingly honest confessions, these podcasts reveal the secret thoughts, feelings and experiences of a host of well-known Irish personalities growing up in Ireland in the '90s and '00s.Jules also reveals more musings from her melodramatic teen diaries made famous by her bestselling autobiography Flabyrinth.​Find out all this - and a lot more besides - in these surprising, insightful and hugely entertaining podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Juan crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally as a teen, and settled with his family in Texas. In 1996, he recorded an audio diary for our Teenage Diaries project. In this week’s episode, listen to Juan’s Teenage Diary, as well as a new story that he told live on stage (as a grown-up) at The Moth. *** We are proud to be founding members of Radiotopia, a network of the most creative, smart, and inspiring podcasts in the world. We hope you’ll become a Radiotopia citizen today! Go to www.radiotopia.fm to donate and support the podcasts you love.

Jeff Grey, also known as Professor Grey, is a father, a record producer/studio engineer, podcaster, as well as human services/non-profit consultant. When Jeff Rogers recorded his Teenage Diary back in 1998, when he referred to himself as a ‘halfrican.’ He had a black father and a white mother, and like many teenagers, he was trying to figure out who he was.  Nearly 20 years later, Jeff calls himself a ‘mulatto.’ In fact, he’s the founder of something called Mulatto History Month that celebrates the unique experience of mulattos. It’s from February 15 – March 15.  Our conversation travels through the most unexpected places.      --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Jeff Grey, also known as Professor Grey, is a father, a record producer/studio engineer, podcaster, as well as human services/non-profit consultant. Our conversation travels through the most unexpected places.  Jeff and I met at The Podcast Garage in Brighton, MA during an event featuring guest speaker, Radio Diaries Founder and Executive Producer Joe Richman. Joe is a Peabody award-winning producer and reporter whose pioneering series Teenage Diaries brought the voices of teenagers to a national audience on NPR’s All Things Considered.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Libby Purves meets cartoonist Gerald Scarfe; former journalist Eimear O'Callaghan; actor Greg Wise and rock climber Ben Moon. Eimear O'Callaghan is a former BBC news editor whose book Belfast Days is based on the diary she kept in 1972 at the height of the Troubles. The book records her and her family's experiences throughout this turbulent year. From the inconvenience of British Army check-points and power cuts to the horror of shootings, bombings and almost 500 killings, her teenage jottings convey a family and community trying to function normally against a background of violence and bloodshed. Belfast Days: A 1972 Teenage Diary is published by Merrion Press. Gerald Scarfe CBE is a political cartoonist. He started drawing for Punch and Private Eye and is now best known for his work in the New Yorker and the Sunday Times. His latest exhibition, Milk Snatcher, The Thatcher Drawings features his cartoons of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher. It spans a period of 22 years from her days as a member of the shadow cabinet to her leadership of the Conservative Party, her tenure as prime minister and her political decline. Milk Snatcher, The Thatcher Drawings exhibition is at the Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, Co. Durham. Actor Greg Wise returns to the theatre after an absence of 17 years to star in Brad Fraser's play Kill Me Now. He plays Jake Sturdy, a once successful writer, who now cares for his disabled son, Joey, with the support of a motley crew of friends and family. Greg's acting credits include the films Sense and Sensibility and Effie Gray and his theatre work ranges from Richard II to The Recruiting Officer. Kill Me Now is at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London. In 1990 Ben Moon made rock climbing history with the first ascent of Hubble in the Peak District, now widely recognised as the world's first F9a graded climb. A major figure in the sport climbing movement of the 1980s and the bouldering phenomenon of the 1990s, he fell in love with climbing at seven when he was taken to the Lake District on a family holiday. His story is told in Statement - The Ben Moon Story by Ed Douglas, published by Vertebrate.