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Finally Winter appears to be coming to an end, and so too our strand of Winter Tales. Behind me you can probably hear the fire crackling on the hearth, but soon we will warm ourselves with the return of the sun, taking the chill off our bones and quickening the long Winter nights. However, we couldn't leave you without one last, sharp icicle of fear to remind you that we are not out of the woods and into the meadow just yet. Tonight's story, Sub-Zero is a cold walk in a dark place, courtesy of writer and friend of the podcast, SA Harris. We had the honors of hosting a few events last year to promote their second novel, Seahurst, a chilling tale of ghosts and the unquiet past on the Suffolk coast. Subzero should give you a taste of that novel, and we heartily recommend you pick up a copy. Tonight's reader is Ruby Bardwell Dix, one of East Anglia's most promising new acting talents. She is fresh off a barnstorming production of Richard II on the stage, and will soon join the pantheon of iconic horror character as the Shadow Woman in the forthcoming film The Spirit Lock, shot on the Suffolk Borders. So please enjoy one more shot ice-cold darkness before it melts away for good, SA Harris's Sub-Zero....
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What if the Minnesota Vikings could go all the way this season? Kick off your boots and join us on a snowy Minnesota morning as we tackle everything from Super Bowl dreams to cozy winter getaways at Camp Confidence with St. Paul's Adaptive Recreation. Picture yourself around a crackling campfire, snacking on some classic camp food, while we entertain the wild idea of interviewing some curious deer and broadcasting live from the great outdoors. With our tongues firmly in cheek, we explore personal fitness goals and even reminisce about the days when 100 sit-ups a day seemed like a good idea. And if that's not enough, prepare to be amused as we chat about everything from awkward political encounters at a notable funeral to viral TikTok trends featuring a cat named Jack Sparrow. With a mix of classic rock tunes and heartfelt tributes, our conversations blend music nostalgia with the cultural impact of social media. So settle in for a whirlwind of humor, stories, and a touch of the unexpected as we explore the charming intersections of politics, personal life, and classic rock anthems.
Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Enchanting Winter Tales in Arashiyama's Bamboo Wonderland Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-01-02-08-38-19-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 嵐山竹林は冬の静かな美しさで満ちていました。En: The Arashiyama bamboo grove was filled with the quiet beauty of winter.Ja: 高くそびえる竹が風に揺れ、雪が優しくその間に降り積もっていました。En: The tall bamboo swayed in the wind, and snow gently piled up between them.Ja: この場所には、物語を愛するツアーガイドの遥香（はるか）がいました。En: In this place, there was a tour guide named Haruka, who loved stories.Ja: 彼女は毎日、竹林の歴史とその意味を観光客に伝えることに情熱を注いでいました。En: She passionately shared the history and significance of the bamboo grove with tourists every day.Ja: お正月の祝いが終わったばかりのある日、寒波が訪れ、竹林は一層冷え込んでいました。En: One day, just after the New Year celebrations had ended, a cold wave swept in, and the bamboo grove became even chillier.Ja: 遥香は、雪が激しく降る中でツアーを実施するべきかどうか悩んでいました。En: Haruka was troubled about whether to hold the tour amidst the heavy snowfall.Ja: しかし、外国人観光客を含むツアー客はすでに集まり始めていました。En: However, the tour guests, including foreign tourists, had already started gathering.Ja: 彼女は深呼吸をし、みんなを迎えました。En: She took a deep breath and greeted everyone.Ja: 「今日は特別な日です。この雪と共に竹林の伝統を感じましょう！」En: "Today is a special day. Let's feel the tradition of the bamboo grove alongside this snow!"Ja: ツアー中、遥香は竹林に隠された冬の伝説について話し始めました。En: During the tour, Haruka began to talk about the winter legends hidden in the bamboo grove.Ja: 観光客たちは彼女の言葉に引き込まれ、まるで魔法にかけられたように耳を傾けました。En: The tourists were captivated by her words, listening as if enchanted by magic.Ja: 「昔々、この竹林では、神秘的な雪祭りが行われていました。En: "Once upon a time, there was a mystical snow festival held in this bamboo grove.Ja: 雪の降る夜、竹が光を反射し、まるで天の川が地上に降りたようでした。」En: On snowy nights, the bamboo reflected the light, making it look as if the Milky Way had descended to the earth."Ja: 観光客たちは立ち止まり、遥香の指す竹に目を向け、彼女の話に心を奪われていました。En: The tourists stopped in their tracks, turned their gaze to the bamboo pointed out by Haruka, and were completely absorbed in her story.Ja: 雪はゆっくりと静かに降り続けましたが、誰もツアーから帰ろうとはしませんでした。En: The snow continued to fall slowly and quietly, but no one wanted to leave the tour.Ja: 観光客の一人、アキラは、「そんな美しい伝説を聞けて本当に良かったです。En: One of the tourists, Akira, said, "I'm really glad I got to hear such a beautiful legend.Ja: いつかここにまた戻りたいです。」En: I'd love to come back here someday."Ja: ツアーの終わり、みんなが笑顔で去る中、遥香の上司である美雪は彼女に近づきました。En: At the end of the tour, as everyone left with smiles, Haruka's boss, Miyuki, approached her.Ja: 「遥香さん、今日はとても素晴らしかったですね。En: "Haruka, today was truly wonderful.Ja: あなたの話のおかげで、みんなが雪の中でも楽しんでくれたようです。En: Thanks to your storytelling, it seems everyone enjoyed themselves, even in the snow.Ja: 本当に感謝します。En: I really appreciate it.Ja: 少しですが、ボーナスを用意しました。」En: I have prepared a small bonus for you."Ja: 遥香は驚きと感謝の気持ちでいっぱいになり、笑顔でお礼を言いました。En: Haruka was filled with surprise and gratitude, and she thanked her with a smile.Ja: その夜、彼女は自宅で温かいお茶を飲みながら、お金をどう使うか考えていました。En: That night, while sipping warm tea at home, she pondered how to spend the money.Ja: 遥香はついに自分の夢を追う決心をしました。En: Haruka finally decided to pursue her dream.Ja: 「不確実な未来より、今この瞬間を大切にしよう。」En: "Let's cherish this moment over an uncertain future."Ja: 彼女は心の奥で、いつの日か自分が世界を旅することへの期待で胸をいっぱいにしました。En: Deep in her heart, she was filled with anticipation for the day when she would travel the world.Ja: 嵐山の竹林は、その静けさと共に、新しい物語を紡ぎ続けています。En: The Arashiyama bamboo grove, with its tranquility, continues to weave new stories.Ja: 遥香もまた、一歩ずつ自分の夢に向かって進んでいく勇気を手に入れました。En: Haruka also gained the courage to move step by step towards her dream. Vocabulary Words:grove: 竹林swayed: 揺れsignificance: 意味passionately: 情熱を注いでchillier: 冷え込んでtroubled: 悩んでいましたprompt: 促すgathering: 集まりcaptivated: 引き込まれmystical: 神秘的なreflected: 反射しenchanted: 魔法にかけられたようにabsorb: 心を奪われてappreciate: 感謝しますbonus: ボーナスgratitude: 感謝の気持ちsipping: 飲みながらpondered: 考えていましたanticipation: 期待tranquility: 静けさweave: 紡ぎ続けていますcourage: 勇気legends: 伝説tradition: 伝統captured: 引き込まれfestival: 祭りbonus: お礼smiles: 笑顔cherish: 大切にしようuncertain: 不確実な
Hello and welcome back to another in the Hallowed Histories strand of Winter Tales, and we hope you all had a very pleasant Christmas. Christmas is an odd time, as i am sure you realized. What strikes us as being so odd is the way in which it collapses the old into the new. Christmas traditions that have been with us since the Victorian era, and sometimes even further back, are not settled in with presents of cutting-edge technology, video calls to distant relatives, ecards and the AI algorithm tempting you with targeted Boxing Day sales. This weird mix of the future and the past can lead to a very tense present. Shane Brown's story tonight, DBL645 (mono) touches on this. We are big fans of Shane Brown's work over here at Hallowed Histories. His novel, Welcome to Marlington, was one of my favorite books of the past few years, and his annual tradition of releasing a new ghost story every Christmas has become a very welcome custom. You can find these stories on amazon, and they are all well worth checking out. Tonight's story combines a lot of Shane's recurring themes – music, the esoteric world of collecting, ghost stories and East Anglia. DBL645 (mono) is read by David McCabe, who was so magnificent in our Sherlock Holmes reading last year. David is an actor, script editor and voice artist, who has had a full year playing Phileas Fogg in the Maddermarket's revival of Around the World in 80 Days. David has that too-rare gift for a voice actor of being able to breathe life into every individual character, and he uses that to excellent effect in this reading.
Hello, and welcome back to the Hallowed Histories series of Winter Tales A huge you to those who attended last Wednesday's event at Stranger's Hall featuring local historian, author, and paranormal expert Neil Storey. It was a pleasure to watch him captivate a packed house with his extensive knowledge of Norfolk's macabre tales. Our gratitude goes out to Neil, as well as the staff at Stranger's for hosting us. We look forward to organizing more events there soon, so stay subscribed for further announcements. Today's story is another from Alexandra Evans, who began this series with The Black's Tale. Alex is a retired nurse from Norwich, and her experiences in that profession inspired this story. In addition, she has been involved with amateur drama for 40 years; writing, directing, and acting. She has portrayed roles ranging from the back of a pantomime to Margaret Thatcher. Recently, she has focused more on her writing and has had several sketches performed on the amateur stage, including a monologue showcased at the 2023 INK festival Halesworth. We are deeply grateful for her contributions to this podcast, and we hope you enjoy tonight's tale of a supernatural vigil.
Hello and welcome back to the Hallowed Histories strand of Winter's Tales, stories to amuse, to chill and to wrap presents by. One of the joys of Christmas is meeting with friends, and i am happy to announce that this story combines two old friends of the show, a writer and an actor who are much welcome visitors back to this podcast. Helena Bacon is an academic, a writer and an educator with interests in the gothic, folk horror, mythology and the landscape of Norfolk. In other words, all the right things. Her story tonight, Ten Knocks, combines a lot of those interests and yet remains wholly original. It's power of mounting dread will stay with you long past the end of this episode, but hopefully won't come creeping around your door. The story itself is performed by John Davis, who was kind enough to work with us last year on one of the Slow Burn anthology tales. John is an actor and voice artist, who was recently seen in a revival of The Philidelphia Story and can be seen soon in The Clearing at the Sewell Barn Theatre in Norwich. If Helena's story puts you on the edge of your seat, it's John's voice which will tip you over. Thanks to both of them, and to you for sticking with us for the Winter Tales. See you again next week. Tickets are still avaible for our next live event, historian Neil Storey talking about the dark side of East Anglia in the beautiful Stranger's Hall: - Hallowed Histories present Neil Storey at Strangers' Hall - Norfolk Museums Service
Grab your hot beverage ☕️ and cozy up, because this week on For the Love of History, we're diving into the magical world of winter witches. Across the globe, from the snowy mountains of Japan to the frosty forests of Germany, winter has long been intertwined with folklore, magic, and powerful women. Join me as I uncover captivating tales of winter witches, their cultural significance, and how they've inspired both awe and fear throughout history. Discover fascinating legends such as: Frau Holle, the snow-bringing goddess from German folklore who rewards the kind and punishes the selfish. Oshiro Baba, Japan's benevolent winter witch who roams the mountains offering life-saving sake to travelers. Gunnhild, the Viking witch queen whose story blurs the line between history and myth. We'll also explore the chilling connection between harsh winters and historical witch hunts, uncovering how crop failures and cold weather fueled fear and accusations. Whether you're a history buff, a folklore enthusiast, or just someone who loves a good winter tale, this episode is your perfect holiday escape into the mystical and magical. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How folklore connects witches to winter across different cultures. The role of women and power in shaping myths and societal fears. Surprising historical links between economic hardship, weather changes, and witch trials. Keywords: Winter folklore, witchcraft history, seasonal myths, Frau Holle, Oshiro Baba, Gunnhild, historical witch trials, solstice traditions, global legends of witches, magical winter tales. Call to Action: If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Your support helps us uncover more fascinating stories from the past. And remember, stay cozy, stay curious, and do something today that brings you joy. Happy holidays!
Greetings, and a warm welcome back to the Hallowed Histories series of Winter's Tales. A heartfelt thank you to those who ventured through Storm Darragh to join us at Stranger's Hall in Norwich, where we delved into the allure of ghost stories with renowned local author SA Harris. Your presence was greatly valued, and we extend our gratitude to the event staff for the opportunity to gather in such a historic venue. This evening's tale, titled 'Fungal' by Shannon Lewis, is a selection from the Slow Burn Horror anthology, a project we were delighted to support last Christmas. We reserved this story for an occasion that called for a special narrative and a fitting narrator. It's a subtly unnerving work of horror that insidiously takes root. Bringing life to Shannon's story is the multi-talented Jack McLeod—actor, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and our esteemed colleague. Jack recently captivated audiences in Richard Hand's dynamic grand guignol production at the Sewell Barn Theatre and contributed his expertise to the anticipated feature film, The Spirit Lock. We trust you will find 'Fungal' a hauntingly memorable experience and eagerly anticipate your company next week for another installment of Winter's Tales.
Welcome back to Hallowed Histories, presenting the first of our annual Winter Tales series. This year's lineup is exciting, featuring returning favorites like Sally Harris and Shane Brown, as well as new voices, all linked by the haunting landscape of East Anglia—a muse for the likes of Susan Hill, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Montague Rhodes James. For those craving more, the British Library's latest addition to their Tales of the Weird series, 'Eerie East Anglia,' comes highly recommended. Edited by Edward Parnell, a friend of the show, this anthology gathers classic terror tales from the region. If you're seeking the ideal place to purchase it, Holloway, a newly opened store off St Benedicts Street in Norwich, offers a quaint and esoteric selection of local folklore. We're also thrilled to announce the return of our live events this winter. On Sunday, 8th December, Stranger's Hall will host a talk with Sally Harris and Shane Brown, delving into their works, lives, and fascination with the extraordinary. Tickets can be secured via the Norfolk Museums website. Kicking off our tales is local writer and actress Alexandra Evans, whose story aptly heralds the advent season. Enjoy this appetizer, and join us each week throughout Christmas for more.
In this chilling episode, listeners are swept into a winter landscape filled with enigmatic occurrences and heart-stopping tales. The host narrates personal anecdotes and collected stories that pierce the silence of snowy nights with the crunch of untraceable footsteps and the echoes of bygone tragedies.Venture into the remote wilderness of upstate New York, where the host recalls the terror of unidentified sounds in the snow. The journey continues through Montana's MacDonald Pass, recounting the shock of discovering a tragic accident aftermath. A friend contributes a haunting account of nocturnal disturbances at an isolated Idaho cabin, and a Nebraska family's grim race against disease highlights winter's harsh reality. The episode takes a poignant turn with a story of two loyal dogs at their owner's grave, unearthing a shocking truth that reinforces the deep connection between humans and their canine companions. This tale underscores the importance of heeding the warnings given by our pets, often in unexpected ways.From the heart-pounding fright of a lonely cabin to the disturbing truths uncovered in a graveyard, this podcast explores the thin line separating the living from the dead and comfort from the uncanny. As winter's darkness descends, these narratives remind us to listen closely to the wild's whispers and our loyal animals' silent cues. Join us for an exploration of the eerie and the inexplicable, and don't forget to support our show by liking, sharing, and subscribing.
We are reaching the end of our strand of the Winter Tales here at Hallowed Histories, but we couldn't resist a couple more stories best enjoyed after dark. For the penultimale episode we are drawing again from the anthology Slow Burn Horror. We supported this project from it's Kickstarter inception all the way through to the beautiful book we now have on the shelf. We kicked off the season with One Candle by Kathryn Leigh, and now we revisit this treasure trove again with Within Walls by Georgina Pearsall. It's a remarkable story, full of squirming eeriness and atmosphere, plus it's set in Norwich. Reading it is the multitalented Emma Zadow. Emma is a playwright, actor, writer and all round artist. I met her at Adam Z Robinson's ghost story writing seminar at the National Centre for Writing. Check out Adam's episode on my other podcast, as well as Steph McKenna's episode from the NCW. This has been Hallowed Histories with me, Richard Sheppard, with research and tech support by Dr Linda Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes. Write to us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com if you fancy, and we'll see you again soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedhistories/message
When we left Sherlock Holmes he was just about to explain who and how the vicious attack on Mr and Mrs Cubbit was perpetrated. We return you once more to the beautiful Norfolk countryside, the scene of a most gruesome murder. Once again, thanks to David Mccabe for his reading. Enjoy, and we'll see you next week for another of Hallowed Histories Winter's Tales. This has been Hallowed Histories with me, Richard Sheppard, with research and tech support by Dr Linda Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes. Write to us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com if you fancy, and we'll see you again soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedhistories/message
Dave poses a frigid physics question. Someone, who actually knows what she is talking about, helps Will provide an accurate answer- saving the young cowboy from an embarrassing intellectual faux pas (As if Will even knew what a faux-pas was). With the thermometer inching above zero, Will saddles-up Homer for a ride to the Denton Ranch, for a cup of coffee and a chat about miner nicknames. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/will-dawson7/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/will-dawson7/support
In this episode of the Fabled Collective podcast, we delve deep into the ancient and mystical folklore surrounding the mysterious creature known as the Winter Wolf. This isn't just a tale of an ordinary wolf – the Winter Wolf is a being of legend, shrouded in the icy mists of time and lore.MUSIC CREDIT:“Maestro Tlakaelel” by Jesse Gallagher: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD5hjK3sDzk2W-jw9roHuVwSupport the showBecome a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fabledcollective
Hello and welcome back to the Hallowed Histories strand of Winters tales, and tonight we have a real classic for you. The Adventure of the Dancing Men is a classic slice of Sherlock Holmes, and one set in North Walsham. We're breaking it into two parts for you, so stay tuned for the conclusion in a couple of days. Arthur Conan Doyle was a frequent visitor to East Anglia, and as we covered in our episode on Black Shuck, he drew inspiration from Norfolk's demon dog to create one of his most iconic creations – the Hound of the Baskervilles. During another visit to Happisburgh in 1903, Conan Doyle noticed the sketches of the landlord's son in the hotel he was staying. These dancing stick figure men became the inspiration for the macabre code that is at the heart of this story. Conan Doyle was a man with many interests – golf, folklore, walking, ghost stories, you know, all those things that we do best around here. Breathing life into the story is our reader, the actor David Mccabe. As with a lot of our readers this season, I met David while working on the Maddermarket theatre's revival of Dracula last November. David played what is traditionally the thankless role of Jonathan Harker, but brought enough wit and energy to his acting to make sure his performance really stood out. It was a pleasure to share a dressing room with him as well, because he is one of the most well-read men I have had the pleasure to meet, and that's always a quality to treasure. But for right now, imagine yourself in the study of the world's most famous detective, with the fire roaring, foggy London just through the window, and a case about to present itself. Contact us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com for more details and stay tuned every week until well past the twelfth night for more chills. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedhistories/message
We present the 1992 adaptation of Robert Westall's classic, Norfolk-set novella, Yaxley's Cat. Set in Cley-Next-The Sea, it combines folk horror, pagan magic and the usual warnings about city folk going to the country. Robert Westall's work can be found here Director: Nigel Bryant Rose: Kathryn Hurlbutt Jane: Susan Mann Tim: Richard Pearce Vicar: Jonathan Wyatt Miss Yaxley: Patience Tomlinson Nathan Gotobed: Peter Tuddenham Jack Sydenham: Graham Howes Shopkeeper & Doctor: Jo Kendall Contact us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com for more details and stay tuned every week until the twelfth night for more chills. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedhistories/message
Evènementiel et culture dans le 65 du 18 au 25 décembre 2023Conférence " Appel d'air" : "Histoire et Trésors du Bois de Lourdes ( Subercarrère) le jeudi 21 décembre à 18h au Palais des congrès de Lourdes, animée par Jean-François LabourieAtelier cinéma de l'UTL le jeudi 21 décembre à 15h au cinéma Le Palais à Lourdes : projection du film de Robert Enrico "Les Grandes Gueules" Auberge-Philo animé par Christian Loubère le mercredi 20 décembre à 18h à l'Espace de la Gare à Argelès-Gazost sur la thématique du PardonConcerts de Noël et d'hiver :- "Winter Tales" avec l'Ensemble "VOCES8" le vendredi 22 décembre à la Collégiale d'Ibos à 20h30 (Parvis)- Concert Chœur d'hommes “Voxitanie” le jeudi 21 décembre à 20h30 en l'église St Saturnin à Argelès-Gazost- Concert de Noël le 24 décembre à 17h30 , place du cinéma à Barèges- Concert de Noël avec Christophe Flament, le chœur d'hommes "Auprès de vous" et la participation des enfants de l'école de Gerde le 19 décembre à 20h en l'église St Julien de Gerde- Concert d'hiver de l'Orchestre d'harmonie du plateau de Lannemezan avec le clarinettiste David Minetti le samedi 23 décembre à 20h30 , salle des fêtes de Lannemezan- Concert de Noël "PIANISTENOR" le samedi 23 décembre à 21h en l'église de St Lary Soulan avec le ténor Frank Grimaud et la pianiste Alina Barrouillet- Concert de Noël des Chanteurs Pyrénéens de Tarbes le samedi 23 décembre à 21h en l'église St Jean à Tarbes Marché de Noël au Parvis autour du Café Parvis le mercredi 20 décembre a/c de 16h avec vente d'affiches collector, d'éditions du Centre d'Art, vente aux enchères d'affiches de cinéma, remise de prix du concours en présence de Jimmy Richer autour du Café ParvisCiné CGR : le ballet "Casse-Noisette" retransmis de l'Opéra Bastille le mardi 19 décembre à 19h15Dédicaces de Noël aux Editions Arcane 17 ( 22 rue Abbé Torné - Tarbes)le 18 décembre à 18h30Lecture Kamishibai d'hiver le 20 décembre de 10 h à 11 h à la médiathèque Simon Veil - Bagnères de BigorreLectures contes de Noël au Palais des Congrès de Lourdes les 18, 19 et 21 décembre à partir de 18 hLectures "C'est presque Noël" le samedi 23 décembre à 10h30 et 15h30 à la Médiathèque de Lourdes Animations de Noël dans les villes du département : voir sur les sites des mairies concernées Argelès ,Bagnères de Bigorre, Lourdes, Maubourguet, A noter à Lourdes "L'incroyable histoire du Père Noël" théâtre avec le Théâtre de la Bulle, mise en scène Patrick Lode le 23 décembre à 16 h 30 au Palais des Congrès et la projection du film "Les Aristochats""Tarbes en Décembre" : village de Noël et animations (carrousel, opatinoire etc...) du 16 décembre au 6 janvier 2024Détails des autres animations dans le podcast : déambulations etc..."Hivern'Halles" à Lannemezan"The Hypnotiseur" spectacle d'hypnose avec Jean-Marc Vidal, le vendredi 22 décembre a/c de 20h au complexe UP2 Play (Méridien- Ibos)Expositions nouvelles et en cours, spectacles, concerts, théâtre, cinéma .
We're back with our strand of ghost stories for Christmas, this time expanded all the way through January and encompassing ghost stories, horror stories, detective stories and anything else with a local connection that tickles us. This time Kathryn Leigh returns to haunt us with One Candle, an itchy and scratchy tale of moths, mothers and monsters. Kathryn recently collaborated on the Slow Burn horror anthology we have been banging the drum for, more details here. It's read by John Davis, most recently seen as Van Helsing in the Maddermarket Theatre's revival of Dracula, who brings all his formidable talent to this eerie tale that will have you turning the bedside lights off for a change. Contact us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com for more details and stay tuned every week until the twelfth night for more chills. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedhistories/message
Here are the new episodes that dropped the week of September 30th thru October 6th. Holly Jolly X'Masu Podcast – September 30th – “MIDI's ‘Winter Tales 2.” Sounds of Christmas Podcast – October 1st – “Addams and Munsters Music.” Tis the Podcast – October 2nd – “Can I Keep You? (Casper)” Christmas Countdown Show […]
Welcome to episode 89 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, I talk about the 1992 compilation, “Winter Tales 2,” from the MIDI label. I hope you've enjoyed MIDI's wintry compilations over the last two episodes. Despite the repetitiveness, there are some real gems included on them. I'm looking forward to revisiting a few of the artists when I cover their other Christmas songs. I wasn't sure I'd be able to get this episode out this month, but I made it just under the wire. I'm caught up for the moment, and I'm hoping I'll have enough time to stay ahead of schedule the rest of the year. I have some great episodes planned and I'm going to do my best to get to them all. Join me back here next month as I cover a couple of really great albums. Up first is Jazz singer Yuki Izumine's 2008 alubm, “Let It Snow!” Then join me for another fantastic compilation, “Christmas Songs,” from 2010. Plus, keep in mind that November 1st is Christmas Podcast Day. A bunch of us Christmas podcasters will be releasing special episodes. Stay tuned for further details. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!
Welcome to episode 88 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, I talk about the 1988 compilation, “Winter Tales,” from the MIDI label. As I said in the episode, this is a really solid album. You'd be hard pressed to find a more varied group of artists, but the resulting product flows together well. There really isn't a bad track here. I hope you found at least a few you enjoyed. Be sure to join me back here in a few days for the 1992 follow-up, “Winter Tales 2.” Then listen in next month as a I cover a great Jazz album from 2008, Yuki Izumine's “Let It Snow!”, and another great compilation, “Christmas Songs,” from 2010. You're sure to enjoy them. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!
Welcome to episode 86 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this special Christmas in July episode, I talk about a selection of summery Christmas songs from a variety of artists. As I said in the episode, I really enjoy putting these episodes together. It gives me a chance to share some songs that might not fit in another episode, and artists I wouldn't be able to cover otherwise. At this point, I think I've found all the low-hanging fruit, so it will take a lot of digging to find other Summer Christmas songs. I have plenty for next year, and should be good for the following July, but I'll have to work hard to find more than that. Just to recap, I've posted the titles and album covers for the songs from this episode below. 1. Pauro Cesar Trio – Merry X'mas In Summer 2. Akiko Ozawa – Christmas In August 3. Masako-san – Summer Christmas 4. You Hayami – Summer Holy Night 5. Momoiro Clover Z – Midwinter Sunshine Summer Time 6. Conny, Dibbs, Boz & Friends – Surfers Christmas Wish 7. Sexy Zone – It Snows In Sexy Summer 8. Mariko Nagai – Midsummer Eve 9. Natsuko Upper Crust – X'mas & Sun 10. Tenchi Souko and Honey Knights – Aloha Santa 11. Snyder – Rise '80 – Midsummer Eve I hope you enjoyed this year's Christmas in July. This is probably my most eclectic selection of songs yet. I can't overstate how thrilled I was to finally get a few of them. August is 80s month, so be sure to join me back here for a couple of great 80s episodes. In my first August episode, I'll be paying tribute to the legendary Ryuichi Sakamoto who passed away earlier this year. I'll be covering the 1983 movie, “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence,” and its soundtrack. Then join me on the 25th when I cover the MIDI label's 1988 compilation, “Winter Tales.” I'll follow that up in September with their 1992 compilation, “Winter Tales 2.” If I get a little extra time, I'll try to put out a bonus episode. Whatever the case, I'll be covering some fantastic music and a true classic movie, so be sure to tune in. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!
I Saw Three Ships and Other Winter Tales
01 Private Agenda - Sienna 02 Jonny Nash - Time, Being 03 Smith & Mudd - Alrick 04 Jorge Ben - Oba La Vem Ela 05 Salty Miller - One More Time 06 Ron Rinaldi - Mexican Summer 07 Oddyssey - Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love 08 Harvey Sutherland - Boy 09 Pacific Coliseum - Ocean City 10 Feater - Time Million 11 Pellegrino, Zodiaco - Ue Uaglio (Via Da Qua) 12 Rainbow Team - Bite The Apple 13 Smith & Mudd - Norway Stores 14 A Vision Of Panorama - Mosaic Xylos 15 Gaussian Curve - Impossible Island 16 Khruangbin - Summer Madness 17 L'Eclair - Si O No 18 Aaron Joseph Russo - N Soul Tower 19 Nicolette Larsson - Lotta Love (Jim Burgess Rmx) 20 Paul Hardcastle - Moonhopper 21 Donny Benet - Forgotten Spring 22 Androo - 2000 & Universe 23 Dori Ghezzi - Notte 24 Diana Ross - Its Your Move 25 Gal Costa RIP - Bahia Das Todas As Contas 26 Ashford & Simpson - It Seems To Hang On 27 Crossection - Over Again
Nightmare on Chicago Street is a yearly Halloween Music Festival and Horror Art Pop-up in Elgin, IL. Radio Luzifer awoke from a winter slumber to interview Fred Wimms, Art Director and Founder of this scary event you won't want to miss. Learn more via nightmareonchicagostreet.com
Welcome to Unleash Your Creative Magic, the podcast that should hopefully inspire you to get writing. This week I have to apologise for a few minor hiccups with my new mic.I'm talking about what happens before a book is published and on the actual day that it's launched out into the big, wide world.If you'd like to buy a copy of the charity anthology Winter Tales from which all proceeds go to Breast Cancer Now. org, Cystic Fibrosis Trust and Teenage Cancer Trust.Winter Tales: Stories To Warm Your Heart eBook : The Write Romantics and Guests: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle StoreYou can find Tom Ashton's books here......Amazon.co.uk: Tom Ashton: Books, Biography, Blogs, Audiobooks, KindleAnd finally if you'd like to check out my credentials to see if I practice what I preach.....Amazon.co.uk: Helen Phifer: Books, Biography, Blogs, Audiobooks, KindleYou can get in touch via the Facebook page or Instagram.....Unleash Your Creative Magic | FacebookUnleash Your Creative Magic | Facebook
Hop in the sleigh with your warmest cup of cheer and glide across the snow covered landscape while the wind carries winter tales from around the globe.Send us a Christmas card at gwritersanon@gmail.comClimb down the chimney to our Facebook page: Ghost Writers, Anonymous
Notes:Here are some articles that we found helpful in preparation for this conversation:Keep Inspiring Me - “Winter Quotes”https://www.goddessandgreenman.co.uk/yule/ Article by Well and Good - “How 2019 Became the Year of Burnout—and Effectively Ended Performative Wellness” The Verbivore read the text from a visual poem written and designed by Morgan Harper Nichols, and posted last December 23rd, 2020. Here are her words and the Instagram link:“There is a reason the sky gets dark at night… We were not meant to see everything all the time… We were meant to rest and trust - even in the darkness…” https://www.instagram.com/p/CJKQZJJgrTK/ The Verbivore reads a winter quote by poet Edith Sitwell. “Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.”The Verbivore references a centuries old painting that shows people gathered around a hearth. Here is that painting: A Winter Night's Tale by Daniel Maclise (1806–1870)We touch on several of our previous podcast episodes. They are as follows:Episode 65: Let's talk about Christmas storiesEpisode 8: The one where we talk about Christmas and storyBooks & Movies Mentioned:A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1) by George R. R. MartinThe Winter's Tale by William ShakespeareA Christmas Carol - The Original Classic Story by Charles Dickens: 1843 Illustrated EditionOlaf's Frozen Adventure; Directed by Stevie Wermers, Kevin DetersMusic from: https://filmmusic.io 'Friendly day' by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
In the run-up to Christmas, Butser Ancient Farm played host to an evening of traditional storytelling around the fire in the Iron Age roundhouse. You'll hear organiser Gwen Woodruffe, storyteller Terrie Howey known as Red Phoenix and live music from the Ukes of Hazard. Shine Radio's Em Sefton-Smith and Stephen Martin wrapped-up warm to find out more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In late 2020, Deutsche Grammophon invited some of the label's composers to reimagine holiday music. The result was 12 personal responses to that creative challenge, all of which have something fresh and timely to say about winter's promise of renewal and light's power over darkness. Featuring Roger & Brian Eno, Peter Gregson, V¡kingur Olafsson, Hania Rani & Dobrawa Czocher, Balmorhea, Mari Samuelsen, Ane Brun, Dustin O'Halloran & Bryan Senti, ABBOTT, Vanbur, Classical Sundays and Joep Beving.Purchase the music (without talk) at:Winter Tales (classicalsavings.com)Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com This album is broadcasted with the permission of Katy Solomon from Morahana Arts and Media.
'I can hold the brooch in my palms. I can carry on her legacy and lessons – the way she took care of the old garden; how to treat plants and people. I can remember her relentless resilience, and the way she took care of all of us.' (Anett Teresia)SHOW NOTES:The STORY Anette sent, about her Grandma's words, reads like a meditation, for an object, but also a person, that remained elusive to her for a long while and is still elusive, or rather mysterious in the story today.Written like a poem and with added notes, this story leads us to a DISCUSSION about the strength, resilience and example of Grandmas and we extrapolate on the role of women in general and the legacy (often, not material) which they leave behind.The RECOMMENDATION follows the same theme – the theme of formidable women- and though the character is by far a positive one, we recommend this documentary for its quality, historical value, and last and not the least, the element of surprise.Thank you so much, Anette, for sending your story.To hear the whole episode, look for EPISODE 8 of series 4 – The Series of Things, all on the MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES PODCAST.We would love for this series to be collaborative, and we invite you to bring your stories to the fold!Please share the stories of those things that are not just things here or send me an Instagram message.Click send your story or send me a message on Instagram. My Beautiful Club ko-fi members have priority, but we will endeavour to narrate as many stories as we can on the podcast! You can listen to all previous' episodes on the app.If you have enjoyed this podcast episode, please do share with other people, please write a review or a rating. The show is currently unfunded. To ensure we can provide a whole series, please support us. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/mybeautifulstories)
Would you like to hear a winter tale or six? I have put together a compilation of my December tales from last year so you can fully indulge in the spirit of winter. The first tale is the Cailleach, a moving celtic mythic tale in which we discover how mountains were formed and what happens when winter goes on for too long. Our second tale is Morozko, a Russian wonder tale in which we discover that kindness can overcome cruelty and a little magic goes a long way for either good or ill. Our third tale is a traditional fairytale straight from the Brothers Grimm: Snow White and Rose Red, in which we discover that being a bear is not always permanent, kindness is key to a happy life and owning treasure is not guaranteed to improve your temper. Our final three tales are a charming collection of short stories with a touch of Christmas: two of them are very English, Sir Cleges & the Christmas Cherries and The Apple Tree Man, the third is a lovely Ukrainian tale, The Christmas Tree Spiders. They are very sweet spiders, I promise, please don't be put off. If you'd like to find out mroe about the podcast, please visit Hestia's Kitchen which has all past episodes and the connected recipes on the blog. If you'd like to get in touch about the podcast you can find me on Twitter or Instagram at @FairyTalesFood.
We're kicking off our traditional collection of stories of the macabre in two ways: For a Victorian ghost story in the classical style, please get a free ticket for our exclusively commissioned performance of E.F. Benson's Outside the Door by renowned actor and voice artist, Richard Crowest. Get your ticket here. Secondly, each week from November 7 until Christmas, we will be uploading original readings by local authors and actors. This week our selection comes courtesy of S.A. Solomon who will be reading an excerpt from her novel Live For Today. This piece originally appeared in an anthology entitled New Jersey Noir edited by Joyce Carol Oates and published by Akashic Books. Stay tuned for more stories each week in the run up to Christmas. Please leave a review, subscribe and recommend this podcast to anyone you know with an interest in East Anglia, history, folklore and the macabre. Contact us at hallowedhistories@gmail.com if the spirit moves you, or check out our website at hallowed-histories.org. This episode was hosted by me, Richard Sheppard, with research by Dr Linda Sheppard and tech wizardry by Stephen L Parkes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hallowedhistories/message
Ospite a Punto Zero Caffè il musicista e compositore triestino Giorgio Coslovich per presentare il suo nuovo cd “OZ” uscito da pochi giorni sia in versione “fisica”, sia digitale sulle varie piattaforme. “OZ” rivela due “anime” compositive, quella prettamente classica con l'omonimo poema sinfonico (direttore Jacopo Brusa e orchesta con solisti dalla Scala di Milano, Fenice di Venezia, Regio di Parma,Arena di Verona e Cristina Nadal quale cello solista e voce) e poi quella contemporanea e “jazzy” con ospiti internazionali quali David Jackson (ex Van der Graaf Generator) e nuovamente John Hackett, affiancati dalla pianista Rossella Fracaros. BIOGRAFIA Giorgio Coslovich è un compositore parzialmente autodidatta (ma anche giornalistaprofessionista: Rai, Il Piccolo, Il Gazzettino del NordEst). Nasce in una famiglia di tradizioni musicali: è nipote del socio di Carl Schmidl Edizioni e Strumenti Musicali. Partito dal Progressive è gradualmente approdato alla “incidental music” (per programmi radio-televisivi Rai, sigle, pubblicità), e ciò lo ha portato a scrivere sempre più musica strumentale, e sempre più articolata, approdando alla classico-contemporanea. All'attivo il cd “Winter Tales”con ospite John Hackett dell'entourage dei Genesis. Le sue composizioni sono state eseguite sotto la guida dei Maestri Blasco, Sacher, Boch, Zannerini e non solo. Oltre alla partecipazione a precedenti Bloomsday triestini, i suoi brani sono stati più volte eseguiti anche all'estero: a Londra ma anche in Usa e Canada grazie a Rai International. Un suo brano è stato inoltre scelto recentemente quale tributo allo scomparso pianista e compositore Coleridge in un “Memorial Concert” londinese. Qui l'intervista completa:
This week we speak to Małgorzata Osypińska (Margret) from Nordic Ice Theatre. Margret is the founder and artistic director of Nordic Ice Theatre, Norway's new and first Ice theatre company.With a unique blend of figure skating, artistic choreography and live musicians on the ice, Nordic Ice Theatre is going to blow your socks off.The utterly beautiful figure skating performances with classical musicians on the ice, in the shockingly beautiful backdrop of Bergen, Norway, as seen on YouTube, prompted this one on one interview.There is something beautifully different about Nordic Ice Theatre (or Nordice as it is known to some), the combination of figure skating, live musicians and beautiful choreography create an experience that is sublime.In this interview we hear how Margret and the rest of the Nordic Ice Theatre company are creating a new future for figure skating in Norway, by being the first ice theatre company in Norway; and by delivering their own unique take on incorporating live music intrinsically with the performance. Margret speaks about how her figure skating career, dance and choreography expertise combined with skills from what is now the Nordic Ice Theatre team to form something that we at Ice Twizzle, and shortly the rest of the world will realise is greater than the sum of its parts.Though those parts are spectacular including:Maciej KuśFigure skater, multiple Polish National Champion and Representative, currently coach at Bergen Kunstløpklubb Beate - Helene AndersenFigure skater, coach at Loddefjord Idrettslag, coach of the synchro team Bergen Umbrellas Ingrid Louise Vestre Figure skater, junior coach at Bergen Kunstløpklubb Julia MalikSoprano and cellist, Nordic Ice Theatre´s Musical Director, General Director of Sunrise Bridge Music Production Anders Hannevold Composer and pianist, Nordic Ice Theatre´s in - house composer Vladimira ScigulinskaViolinist; currently plays in the first violin section at Slovak State Philharmonic KosiceNordic Ice Theatre also work with guest artists in their upcoming show ‘Winter Tales'.So get comfy, listen to the show and feel very special that few people have heard the voice of Margret or Nordic Ice theatre, so you will be able to say, I heard of them on a podcast before they were world famous and gave something to artistic figure skating that was both awe-inspiring and uniquely Nordic Ice Theatre.To find out more about Nordic Ice Theatre, check them out at:Their website-https://www.nordicicetheatre.com/On Instagram-@_nordiceOn You Tube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGPhdLGLIJc3A1HY_vz6brQOn Facebook-https://facebook.com/nordicicetheatre
‘In hindsight I can see perhaps it was good that I was forced to confront my grief in so unadulterated a manner, but it was so hard - I would never choose it!’ TamlynTW: This story and the conversation which ensues includes mentions of grieving and death.Tammy lost her mother a few weeks before the first UK lockdown. Even more, 8,000 miles separated them and returning to the UK was in itself a little miracle.DISCUSSION:We discuss how having to grieve in unusual situations (such as a global pandemic) can feel like imprisonment with grief.We argue that in order to overcome grief, a level of grounding ourselves in daily routines and usual encounters with people can be essential. Tammy was deprived of this.Our discussion concludes with our own positive experience of having overcome grief, or rather, having learned to live with the loss.RECOMMENDATIONOur recommendation is Arvo Part's Stabat Mater, a meditative and wonderfully evocative piece of music.Series 3 of My Beautiful Stories podcast offers a space for YOUR STORIES to be heard. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
‘and while she bends down to sit at the corner of fall and winterher worries settle down with heras they shake and shakeuntil the very last brown leaf drops.’ (@komorebi.koyama)Today’s story comes in the shape of a poem, shared by Jennifer Koyama. Jennifer is a writer and poet who captures the fragility of the human nature in her writing.DISCUSSIONWe discuss the relationships between feelings and nature, and question whether this has dramatically changed during the last year. Are we going to nature with a different intention? Is our communion with nature becoming less unidimensional and more of a coming together, a coming towards each other with deeper understanding and need?To listen to the episode, look for My Beautiful Stories in your podcast app. If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please share it with others.RECOMMENDATIONOur recommendation is Louise Gluck’s The Wild Iris, a series of poems which link feelings and nature in a beautiful way.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
On this episode is a collection of haunting winter tales, some new to the podcast and others are old friends from past episodes. So, get cozy and comfortable, get a roaring fire going, and join me as we revive the old Victorian custom of telling scary ghost stories.
This is the last episode from the JANUARY EDITION. In February, the podcast goes back to its original format. MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES - JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February. This is the last week of daily episodes. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES - JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February. This is the last week of daily episodes. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES - JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in FebruarySupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES – JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES – JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES - JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES – JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
Welcome to Season 2 of Dragonfly Tales, a story podcast for children of all ages. Happy New Year! May 2021 bring you light, love and happiness.We have two wonderful wintry tales to see you through the cold dark evenings, and this episode we welcome guest storyteller Giles Abbot from London to the podcast.Giles is a writer and voice artist, but he became a storyteller about 20 years ago when he suffered sudden (but not total) loss of sight. He found he couldn’t see someone across a table or read books and stories. So he fell in love with the art of TELLING stories.Giles is the UK’s only blind professional storyteller and has told stories at festivals all over the country – and around the world too!You can find out more about Giles at his website HERE.Our story is an old folktale with many versions from many lands. Some people believe it is an old Cherokee tale. The Cherokees are from North America and have a deep connection to their ancestors, nature, spirits and oral storytelling. You can read more Native American tales HERE.If you want to find out more about trees and their leaves, you can go HERE.If you would like a SHOUT OUT this season, then you can get in touch with us HERE or in our Dragonfly Tales Podcast Group, telling us your first name, your age and your town.And if you like our podcast, please leave us a review (Apple is great). If you would like to donate a little something towards our second season, we would be so grateful. You can donate to Dragonfly Tales Podcast by clicking here: DONATEYou can also follow us on:Instagram Facebook andTwitterThanks for listening! Theme Music by Leo Grazebrook on GaragebandStorytelling by Emily Hanna-Grazebrook at Tales from the DragonflyBanjo Music by Michael StaunAuld Lang Syne - traditional song arranged and sung by Tales from the DragonflyProduced by Andy GrazebrookArt by Light CreativeSound effects by Zapsplat
MY BEAUTIFUL STORIES – JANUARY EDITION: My letters of gratefulness.This January, the podcast is back with a special, month long daily edition. In an attempt to keep optimistic, the podcast assumes a different format only in January. I have decided to write daily letters of gratitude to my immediate world. Above you can listen to the first letter. I am hoping to publish a new one each day, so come back tomorrow for new content and each day this month.The podcast gets back to its usual content in February.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)
This month, host Michael Williams presents Winter tales in the midst of the pandemic. Stories feature Lev Ropes' “Coyotes' Solstice”, Peter Vallance's “Beira, Queen of Winter”, and “The Twelve Months” by Allison Galbraith. Music by Coco Love Alcorn.
Our favorite storyteller Mark Onspaugh shares the eerie Yule Time lore that comes out of Iceland which can be terrifying and hilarious at the same time. If you have listened to our previous episodes with Mark, you know he doesn’t leave the show without sharing his amazing fiction with us. Mark reads two original stories: “Jack Frost” from his book Christmas Ghost Stories: A Collection of Winter Tales and a new one he wrote for the show, “Christmas Spirit.” If you want to listen to the stories on their own, we have them available for play below. Mark Onspaugh - Christmas Ghost Stories Mark’s books are available at Amazon. Mark Onspaugh is a native Californian who grew up on a steady diet of horror, science fiction, and DC Comics. He’s a proud member of the Horror Writers Association and the International Thriller Writers association. In addition to the produced film Kill Katie Malone, he has several other screenplays in various stages of development and was also one of the writers of the cult favorite Flight of the Living Dead. While Onspaugh is definitely a fan of the horror genre, he also writes science fiction and comedy. He polished his comedy writing (and improv skills) at the Groundlings Theater in L.A., where he studied under Lisa Kudrow (“Friends”), Michael McDonald (“Mad TV”), and Heather Morgan (“The Dana Carvey Show”). Earlier in his career, Onspaugh studied Special Effects Makeup in college and continued to pursue this passion under the tutelage of premier makeup artist Thomas R. Burman (“Invasion of the Body Snatchers”,” Cat People”, “Scrooged”) with additional lectures by such notables, among others as Oscar-winning makeup artist Rick Baker (“American Werewolf in London”, “Men in Black”, “Planet of the Apes”).
Winter is here and the days are getting longer. Doug has been in a winter wonderland for a couple of months and he has the tracks to prove it. Dani is preparing to embrace the quietest season and bracing for the cold. This week we share stories about experiences that we had outside during the winter months. Dani learns to fall with grace and Doug scrapes off the moss and trades it for a beard full of icicles. Catch the sunsets while you are still awake, bite your finger, and watch out! We might be in your cake. Rate review and subscribe! Applepodcast.com/ALifeOutsidePod Buy Doug's 2021 Calendar! https://exotichikes.bigcartel.com/product/2021-yellowstone-ecosystem-wildlife-calendar Find out more about us ALifeOutsidePod.com Follow us! TiKTok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJQ5nJr4/ Twitter Twitter.com/ALifeoutsidePod Instagram Instagram.com/ALifeOutsidePod
Our favorite storyteller Mark Onspaugh shares the eerie Yule Time lore that comes out of Iceland which can be terrifying and hilarious at the same time. If you have listened to our previous episodes with Mark, you know he doesn’t leave the show without sharing his amazing fiction with us. Mark reads two original stories: “Jack Frost” from his book "Christmas Ghost Stories: A Collection of Winter Tales" and a new one he wrote for the show, “Christmas Spirit.” If you want to listen to the stories on their own, we have them available for play on our website at www.ghostlytalk.com along with previous episodes and stories with Mark Onspaugh. Mark's books are all available at Amazon. Mark Onspaugh is a native Californian who grew up on a steady diet of horror, science fiction, and DC Comics. He’s a proud member of the Horror Writers Association and the International Thriller Writers association. In addition to the produced film Kill Katie Malone, he has several other screenplays in various stages of development and was also one of the writers of the cult favorite Flight of the Living Dead. While Onspaugh is definitely a fan of the horror genre, he also writes science fiction and comedy. He polished his comedy writing (and improv skills) at the Groundlings Theater in L.A., where he studied under Lisa Kudrow (“Friends”), Michael McDonald (“Mad TV”), and Heather Morgan (“The Dana Carvey Show”). Earlier in his career, Onspaugh studied Special Effects Makeup in college and continued to pursue this passion under the tutelage of premier makeup artist Thomas R. Burman (“Invasion of the Body Snatchers”,” Cat People”, “Scrooged”) with additional lectures by such notables, among others as Oscar-winning makeup artist Rick Baker (“American Werewolf in London”, “Men in Black”, “Planet of the Apes”).
Biden, Republicans and the Climate / Green Questions on the 2020 Ballot / Beyond the Headlines / Ice Hockey COVID Outbreaks / Tales of Two Planets: Stories of Climate Change and Inequality In A Divided World Some Republicans see opportunity for bipartisanship with a Democratic president, especially on the climate. How climate solutions can find support on both sides of the aisle if Congress remains divided amid a Biden presidency. Also, advice about getting through the Northern winter safely during the coronavirus pandemic. And a new anthology collects poems, short stories, essays, and reportage about the relationship between social inequality and the climate emergency. Those stories and more in this episode of Living on Earth from PRX.
Biden, Republicans and the Climate / Green Questions on the 2020 Ballot / Beyond the Headlines / Ice Hockey COVID Outbreaks / Tales of Two Planets: Stories of Climate Change and Inequality In A Divided World Some Republicans see opportunity for bipartisanship with a Democratic president, especially on the climate. How climate solutions can find support on both sides of the aisle if Congress remains divided amid a Biden presidency. Also, advice about getting through the Northern winter safely during the coronavirus pandemic. And a new anthology collects poems, short stories, essays, and reportage about the relationship between social inequality and the climate emergency. Those stories and more in this episode of Living on Earth from PRX.
Biden, Republicans and the Climate / Green Questions on the 2020 Ballot / Beyond the Headlines / Ice Hockey COVID Outbreaks / Tales of Two Planets: Stories of Climate Change and Inequality In A Divided World Some Republicans see opportunity for bipartisanship with a Democratic president, especially on the climate. How climate solutions can find support on both sides of the aisle if Congress remains divided amid a Biden presidency. Also, advice about getting through the Northern winter safely during the coronavirus pandemic. And a new anthology collects poems, short stories, essays, and reportage about the relationship between social inequality and the climate emergency. Those stories and more in this episode of Living on Earth from PRX.
Biden, Republicans and the Climate / Green Questions on the 2020 Ballot / Beyond the Headlines / Ice Hockey COVID Outbreaks / Tales of Two Planets: Stories of Climate Change and Inequality In A Divided World Some Republicans see opportunity for bipartisanship with a Democratic president, especially on the climate. How climate solutions can find support on both sides of the aisle if Congress remains divided amid a Biden presidency. Also, advice about getting through the Northern winter safely during the coronavirus pandemic. And a new anthology collects poems, short stories, essays, and reportage about the relationship between social inequality and the climate emergency. Those stories and more in this episode of Living on Earth from PRX.
So this episode gives a starting just of Shakespeare the great actor and director and storyteller of ancient times. It also covers....The story The Winter Tales ..... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/julia-george5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/julia-george5/support
Christmas is that holly jolly time of year where we are all supposed to rejoice and be happy, but with the growth and popularty of Krampus from European folklore in our pop culture to even "Christmas Haunted Houses" to go through, Christmas seems to be taking a darker turn. We talk to fiction author Mark Onspaugh aobut this book, "Christmas Ghost Stories: A Collection of Winter Tales" and what inspired him to explore the supernatural during the holidays. Mark Onspaugh is a California native and the author of over fifty published short stories. Like many writers, he is perpetually curious, having studied psychology at UCLA, exotic animals at Moorpark College's EATM program, improv comedy with the Groundlings and special effects makeup with Thomas R. Burman, Rick Baker and Rob Bottin. Mark has also written for film and television. He is the author of "Christmas Ghost Stories: A Collection of Winter Tales," featuring well over a dozen stories which can be read alone or sewn together, Onspaugh's original Christmas ghost stories entertain with supernatural flights of fancy, mysterious creatures and four interwoven fairy tales from the shadowy Black Forest. Nominated for a prestigious Pushcart Prize, writer Onspaugh is delighted to have been compared to his favorite authors Ray Bradbury and Stephen King.
Hey HBs! OMG IT’S HAPPENING! Tiffany Reisz joined Melody to recap A Christmas Promise by Mary Balogh! It’s a historical romance that features a forced marriage of convenience, enemies to lovers, excellent hate-sex, and HOLIDAY LOVE MAGIC! Tiffany also chats about her recent projects, THE ROSE which came out in April of 2019 and WINTER TALES, out now! CW: death of a parent. Bonus content: age 19 and all it’s trials, squeeing about hate sex, taking the train to crotchtown, and so much more! Lady Loves: Tiffany: Spring for the good moisturizer because you deserve it and welcome newcomers to holiday festivities with open arms! Melody: Be kind to yourself because this can be a really tough time of year and the lows should be honored along with the highs Episode Sponsors: STOCKING STUFFERS by Erin McLellan ROCKING HER BOAT by Melanie Edwards Patreon Shout Out: Carrie A, you are a graphorn, a humpbacked purple creature with golden horns that is native to the mountains of Europe. You are known for your toughness. Nobody defeats a graphorn, not even a dragon, because your skin is so thick it repels dragonfire and spells. You also have a mouth full of tentacles that is pretty good for finding snacks and, when you combine that mouth with your sexy brain, besting anyone in an argument. So, keep being a fuckin’ badass, because that phrase was basically invented for you.
Librarian Margy Burn shares experiences acquiring rare and unique collections during her career at the National Library and other great Australian research collections. Margy Burn recently retired as the National Library’s Assistant Director-General, Australian Collections & Reader Services. Before joining the National Library, she held senior positions working with Australiana collections at the State Libraries of New South Wales and South Australia. Margy began working with archives and special collections at the University of Adelaide Library. Her first ‘field work’ was a series of visits to Mary Clark, the daughter of Federation advocate Sir Josiah Symon, to sort Mary’s large collection of papers documenting work in England and Australia with touring ballet and theatre companies. The octogenarian Mary told stories of nursery life in an Adelaide hills mansion; served a homemade lunch she had cooked on a wood stove, presented on ceramics made by her friend, the influential British potter Bernard Leach, while her cat Fleance prowled hopefully under the table. Margy was hooked. Since those early days, Margy is proud to have played some role in the acquisition of papers of women including P.L Travers, Eva Cox, Dale Spender, Helen Caldicott, Kay Cottee, Meryl Tankard, Dymphna Clark, Drusilla Modjeska and Anne Summers, to name a few. Margy has been involved with the Australian Women’s Archives Project since its inception nearly 20 years ago. In retirement she is enjoying having time to read many more books. In association with the Australian Women's Archives Project. Image: Margy Burn, image supplied.
Meghan Oldfield, Executive Group Manager, Light Rail City to Gungahlin, reflects on life before Canberra, family and being a woman in the rail industry. In association with the Australian Women's Archives Project.
A gorgeous wintry Tsimshian tale, taken from Winter Tales by Lari Don.Discover more of Lari's work at http://www.laridon.co.ukLearn more about the Tsimshian culture at https://www.warpaths2peacepipes.com/indian-tribes/tsimshian-tribe.htmJoin our Facebook group to discuss the stories, follow House of Legends on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and leave a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts for a chance to win a House of Legends t-shirt. Music courtesy of Kate Young, one of Scotland's most innovative composers and musicians - check her out at https://kateyoungmusic.com
Skuespillere: Gunnar Germundson og Espen Klouman Høiner. Lyd: Krister Johnson Foto: Bendik Schröder Urpremiere: Stedsspesifikk vandreforestilling i København, 1/12-2018
The Ohio Valley Cloak & Dagger Company presents Cloak & Dagger On the Air, an anthology series that reimagines Old Time Radio for the modern ear. Recorded before a live studio audience at The Ashley Marie Theatre in Weirton, West Virginia, on Saturday, February 10, 2018, "Winter Tales" features two classic radio plays: "The Abominable Snowman" from 1953 by Antony Ellis and "Return Trip" from 1946 by Maurice Zimm. Starring The Wayward Saints: Chris Carter, Gretchen Carter, Rob DeSantis, Bethany Fernbaugh, Pete Fernbaugh, Nancy Longo, Karissa Martin, and Dave Zanieski. Composer and Accompanist: Lakin Weaver. Sound Manager: Shayne Merideth. Sound Effects: The Holy Foley Molies. Community Guest Star: Carl A. Frankovitch of FACS Law. Sponsors: Ella Vape and McCauslen's Any Occasion Florist. Adapted, written, produced, and directed by Pete Fernbaugh. A Future Past Production. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cloak-dagger-on-the-air/message
Today's Guest: Milo Ventimiglia, actor, "Heroes," "This Is Us" Milo Ventimiglia, actor, Heroes, NBC Milo Ventimiglia is not your average save-the-world superhero, although he does play one, Peter Petrelli, on NBC’s hit series “Heroes.” In real life, he’s an ambitious actor and producer whose company, Divide Pictures, just completed a series of five animated holiday shorts available exclusively on the American Eagle Outfitters website. Milo narrated the first episode, “Home for the Holidays”; others feature the voices of Kristen Bell, Lil Jon, Adrianne Palicki, and Pete Wentz, the Fall Out Boy. Milo Ventimiglia Twitter • Order Heroes: Season 3 from Amazon.com BOB ANDELMAN/Mr. MEDIA: I hate to pimp for American Eagle Outfitters, but it seems appropriate here. I have to think that any fan of yours -- and “Gilmore Girls” for that matter -- is going to love “Home for the Holidays” because you play yourself. How much fun was that? MILO VENTIMIGLIA: It was a lot of fun. The “Home for the Holidays” tale was kind of a combination of stories between myself and Adam Green, the writer/director of “Winter Tales.” I was just thinking about different situations I’d find myself in, or that he’d find himself in, and came up with the tale of a guy who’s taking a really miserable plane ride home. ANDELMAN: Now, that’s never happened to you, has it? Order from Amazon.com by clicking the DVD above! VENTIMIGLIA: Not exactly. Like I said, it was a combination of stories between myself and Adam Green. ANDELMAN: How weird was it, though, to find yourself playing yourself and have this kid, I don’t want to give it too much away, but the kid has a little problem with reality, I guess? VENTIMIGLIA: Yeah, I guess, a little bit, a little problem. All he wants to do is relax, but he can’t do that. ANDELMAN: What’s a guy like you doing in the realm of animated holiday shorts? How did that come about? VENTIMIGLIA: It was just another opportunity to work with American Eagle Outfitters. We did one series of shorts with them earlier called “It’s a Mall World,” which I produced, and we just found a great partnership with them. And we pitched the idea of Claymation, and they’re really into it, so we developed a bunch of stories and made these classic tales our own. And what you get is five great shorts. MILO VENTIMIGLIA audio excerpt: "I think in a world where there are people with abilities, I’d take my character’s. He’s a sponge. He can soak up anything. But if I just had any ability, I’d want to be able to teleport. I could go have coffee in Paris if I wanted to and lunch in Italy, then be right back." ANDELMAN: It’s a lot of fun. How did you get people like Pete Wentz and Kristen Bell to come on board? VENTIMIGLIA: We called up their agents, had excellent relationships, and once you pitched them the idea, they were into it. Kristen Bell, I called myself and said, “I’ve got this thing I’d love for you to work on,” and she was just like, “I’m in. Whatever you want to do, I’m in.” And then the same thing with Lil Jon, Adrianne, and we just kind of threw it out, and they were more than happy, more than excited, to be a part of it. ANDELMAN: What do you want to do next? If you’re kind of playing with this now, I’m guessing you want to go on to bigger and better in production… VENTIMIGLIA: I enjoy it all. I enjoy directing. I enjoy producing. I enjoy acting. And I take the opportunities that are presented to me when they come up. Of course, I’d love to direct a longer format; I’d love to produce a longer format. And there are a bunch of things that I am circling around, but anytime I’m involved in any one of those three, I can direct and you’re producing for my job, I’ll take it. ANDELMAN: We have to talk about “Heroes,” of course, don’t we? We can’t take live calls today, so I did the next best thing, and I solicited questions from friends of mine and fans of yours. VENTIMIGLIA: Alright. ANDELMAN: So these are coming from a few places here. Let’s start with this question from DigDog: “Did the writers’ strike hobble the show by forcing producers to end any of the storylines prematurely?” VENTIMIGLIA: I don’t think it hobbled us so much as it cut us short. The writers’ strike was one of those unfortunate things that stops production. Beyond the strike, you can’t write anything new. You can only produce what’s been written. We basically ran out of material. I think the producers, it was their intent to give some kind of a wrap-up to what became a very short season just so that people weren’t left with too many questions. In my opinion, it was a good thing to do to, hopefully, tie up a couple loose ends, and we leave people wanting a little bit more. This Is Us Season 1 DVD, starring Milo Ventimiglia. Order your copy today by clicking on the image above! ANDELMAN: This second season got hit by some criticism early on that it was taking too long to get to the meat. And then it seemed like those last couple weeks, the critics and the fans may have come around a little bit. VENTIMIGLIA: Yeah, they did. We had some problems early on, still working out problems toward the end, but I know the show started to get back to that same feeling, that same sentiment that we all worked very hard for. But it’s one of those things. You just gotta understand that a season is long. You’re making usually 24 episodes, so I think when there’s a little bit of a delay, there’s not that instant, rewarding scene or moment or episode, and people get impatient. So it’s finding that balance between giving and getting. ANDELMAN: It must be hard for both the writers and the actors to be on a show where the expectations are so high. You almost reach a point where, no matter what you do, you’re going to let people down. Is that the case? VENTIMIGLIA: Yeah. You’re damned if you do, you’re damned if you don’t. You just gotta know that, ultimately, the work that you’re doing, the work that you’re putting in, it’s your best efforts, and it’s everybody’s best effort. That being said, though, all those best efforts have to come together in sync. Otherwise, the show doesn’t have a heart. ANDELMAN: Before the writers’ strike set in, how much did you know of plot lines for your character going in? And how much do you think that may change going forward with the delay in getting back into production? VENTIMIGLIA: I knew quite a bit. I knew where we were headed, but I also had the luxury of not really having to follow too closely because Peter had amnesia. I went in for a meeting with Tim Kring before we started filming, and he said, “Peter can’t remember anything.” I said, “Okay, great. Let me know as I need to know stuff.” I just kind of waited around. Usually, you’re pretty eager to know where you’re headed. I had no idea where Peter was going to go, and it didn’t really matter at that point. Where we’re going to be going after, again, that’s all up in the air. I think the production team was taking into consideration the criticism we got and hopefully, wanting to get back on track to the same feel we had the first season. So I think things are going to switch up a little bit. ANDELMAN: Is there any question whether you’ll stay with the show? Eric, who wrote in, said that he had heard rumors that you didn’t necessarily want to continue. VENTIMIGLIA: Who said that? ANDELMAN: Eric. He’s one of the people who sent in some questions for you. Order your copy today by clicking on the DVD above! VENTIMIGLIA: Really? I’m a real guy, and I also have a contract that I hope to honor. So I’ll be on the show, I think, as long as they would have me and as long as I’m obligated to it and put my best work forward, and I’ll leave everything else up to time. I’ve got other ambitions, but when it comes to the show, and when we’re in production, that’s what I’m doing. ANDELMAN: Dr. Blogstein, who has a show on BlogTalkRadio, wanted to know this: “Are there considerations in taking a few episodes this coming season or next to go deeper into the back story and focus on your character’s parents as well as George Takei’s character and some of the older heroes?” VENTIMIGLIA: I think that was our intent -- to understand a little bit more. That’s always been the question. People want to know how did these abilities come about? The way the show’s been going -- the storyline -- it seems that there was a greater mystery as to why these people, how these people have these abilities. Again, that’s a lot up to the writers about what they’re looking to explore. And, of course, the actors, we can give our two cents in what we’d like to see, what we’d like to get into, but it’s ultimately up to the writers. MILO VENTIMIGLIA audio excerpt: "I went in for a meeting with Tim Kring before we started filming, and he said, 'Peter can’t remember anything.' I said, 'Okay, great. Let me know as I need to know stuff.' I just kind of waited around. Usually, you’re pretty eager to know where you’re headed. I had no idea where Peter was going to go, and it didn’t really matter at that point." ANDELMAN: Sharon wants to know -- and remember, I didn’t write these questions -- if you’re not dating Hayden Panettiere, who are you dating? VENTIMIGLIA: Is my what? ANDELMAN: If you’re not dating Hayden… VENTIMIGLIA: My phone broke up. ANDELMAN: I’m sorry? VENTIMIGLIA: I said my phone had a little glitch for a second. ANDELMAN: Oh. Okay. Sharon’s question is, “If you’re not dating Hayden Panettiere, who are you dating?” VENTIMIGLIA: It’s one of those funny questions that… ANDELMAN: I’m glad I didn’t ask. VENTIMIGLIA: I think when you’re young and in this industry, and you work as much as I do, you try to spend time with people that want to spend time with you. That’s about all you can do. ANDELMAN: Alright. Last question: Mimi asks, “What powers would you want in real life?” VENTIMIGLIA: I think in a world where there are people with abilities, I’d take my character’s. He’s a sponge. He can soak up anything. But if I just had any ability, I’d
The event showcases the best of Oxford’s writing. Gathering together tales from all over the globe, of tradition, family, darkness, light and celebration.
Эта компиляция была записана около 2-х лет назад. Атмосферный саундтрек к зимним холодным вечерам. Приятной меланхолии. Tracklist: 01. Apparat - Sweet Unrest 02. Mujuice - Siberia 03. James Blake - Retrograde 04. Gogo Penguin - Kamaloka 05. Margot - No Ones Gonna Miss You 06. Ez3kiel - Anonymous (feat. Pierre Mottron) 07. IVA - Bring The Fire 08. Adna -The Prettiest 09. Beau - Karma 10. Alice Russell - Im The Man, That Will Find You 11. The Hat, Father John Misty & S. I. Istwa - The Angry River 12. Glen Porter - Transient 13. ONUKA - glaza remix 14. Zammuto - Your Time 15. Opiuo feat. Russ Liquid - On Your Side (Russ Liquid Remix)
BPPP Prodigals Club and Wisdom Check 3 (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) The Pegs discuss a few of their recent plays including Star Wars: Rebellion, Notre Dame, Winter Tales, and Christina’s most recent kickstarter find; 2) All the Pegs review CGE’s action selection game, The Prodigals Club; and 3) Share […]
On The Gist, professional storyteller Matthew Dicks tells a story to demonstrate how to tell better stories. We’ll learn why it’s important to give your story a setting in the physical world. He’s the author of The Perfect Comeback of Caroline Jacobs. You can listen back to all the past appearances in our storytelling series here on Soundcloud. For the Spiel, happy manipulating with air bag manufacturer Takata. The Gist and Story Collider Event, Jan 15: Coming up on Friday, Jan. 15, our host Mike Pesca and listener Frank Kennedy will be live onstage as part of the Story Collider STEM FEST. Visit the Story Collider website for tickets and more information about the lineup. Slate Plus members are invited to a free happy hour before the show. RSVP here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In a departure from the normal episode format, three of our main characters relate stories of past experiences that may or may not be their own. Some answers to a few lingering questions are revealed.
JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE JACK: Celestia http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/celestia Potion Explosion http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/potion-explosion Skyliners http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/skyliners Dragon’s Hoard https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/136594/dragons-hoard JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE LUKITA: Steampunk Rally http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/steampunk-rally Tiny Epic Galaxies http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/tiny-epic-galaxies Conquest of the Empire http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/conquest-of-the-empire CO2 http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/co2 NOTÍCIAS: KS Cthulhu Wars Onslaught 2 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/cthulhu-wars-onslaught-two KS Scythe acaba este semana https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jameystegmaier/scythe/description Revelada a arte da capa da nova edição de Colosseum https://boardgamegeek.com/image/2729904/colosseum?size=large FFG anuncia Star Wars: Rebbelion https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2015/11/3/star-wars-rebellion/ TOP 5 JOGOS PARA O HALLOWEEN Lukita: 5 - Winter Tales http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/winter-tales 4 - A Study in Emerald http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-study-in-emerald 3 - A Touch of Evil http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-touch-of-evil-the-supernatural-game 2 - Betrayal at House on the Hill http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/betrayal-at-house-on-the-hill 1 - Mansions of Madness http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/mansions-of-madness Jack: 5 - The Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25821/werewolves-millers-hollow 4 - Fearsome Floors https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/7805/fearsome-floors 3 - Gloom https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12692/gloom 2 - Letters from Whitechapel https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel 1 - Mansions of Madness https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/83330/mansions-madness
JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE JACK: Celestia http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/celestia Potion Explosion http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/potion-explosion Skyliners http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/skyliners Dragon’s Hoard https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/136594/dragons-hoard JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE LUKITA: Steampunk Rally http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/steampunk-rally Tiny Epic Galaxies http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/tiny-epic-galaxies Conquest of the Empire http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/conquest-of-the-empire CO2 http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/co2 NOTÍCIAS: KS Cthulhu Wars Onslaught 2 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/cthulhu-wars-onslaught-two KS Scythe acaba este semana https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jameystegmaier/scythe/description Revelada a arte da capa da nova edição de Colosseum https://boardgamegeek.com/image/2729904/colosseum?size=large FFG anuncia Star Wars: Rebbelion https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2015/11/3/star-wars-rebellion/ TOP 5 JOGOS PARA O HALLOWEEN Lukita: 5 - Winter Tales http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/winter-tales 4 - A Study in Emerald http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-study-in-emerald 3 - A Touch of Evil http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-touch-of-evil-the-supernatural-game 2 - Betrayal at House on the Hill http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/betrayal-at-house-on-the-hill 1 - Mansions of Madness http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/mansions-of-madness Jack: 5 - The Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25821/werewolves-millers-hollow 4 - Fearsome Floors https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/7805/fearsome-floors 3 - Gloom https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12692/gloom 2 - Letters from Whitechapel https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel 1 - Mansions of Madness https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/83330/mansions-madness
JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE JACK: Celestia http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/celestia Potion Explosion http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/potion-explosion Skyliners http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/skyliners Dragon’s Hoard https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/136594/dragons-hoard JOGADOS RECENTEMENTE LUKITA: Steampunk Rally http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/steampunk-rally Tiny Epic Galaxies http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/tiny-epic-galaxies Conquest of the Empire http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/conquest-of-the-empire CO2 http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/co2 NOTÍCIAS: KS Cthulhu Wars Onslaught 2 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/cthulhu-wars-onslaught-two KS Scythe acaba este semana https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jameystegmaier/scythe/description Revelada a arte da capa da nova edição de Colosseum https://boardgamegeek.com/image/2729904/colosseum?size=large FFG anuncia Star Wars: Rebbelion https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2015/11/3/star-wars-rebellion/ TOP 5 JOGOS PARA O HALLOWEEN Lukita: 5 - Winter Tales http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/winter-tales 4 - A Study in Emerald http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-study-in-emerald 3 - A Touch of Evil http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/a-touch-of-evil-the-supernatural-game 2 - Betrayal at House on the Hill http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/betrayal-at-house-on-the-hill 1 - Mansions of Madness http://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/mansions-of-madness Jack: 5 - The Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25821/werewolves-millers-hollow 4 - Fearsome Floors https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/7805/fearsome-floors 3 - Gloom https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12692/gloom 2 - Letters from Whitechapel https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel 1 - Mansions of Madness https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/83330/mansions-madness
みんなでわいわい肉食ってゲームで遊べたので、やっと遊べたので！更新です！mp3 ゲーム紹介：タブラの人狼 / Lupus in Tabula (すごろくや)ゲーム紹介: ブラフ / Bluff (すごろくや)猛牛が倒せないルーム25 (ホビージャパンゲームブログ)王たちの同人誌ゲーム紹介：シークレットムーン / Secret Moon (すごろくや)ゲーム紹介：ワンス・アポン・ア・タイム / Once Upon a Time (すごろくや)ゲーム紹介：ウィンターテイルズ：冬物語 / Winter Tales (すごろくや)ハッカドールTable Games in the World グループSNE、オリジナルゲームを募集 (Table Games in the World) オリジナルボード／カードゲーム大募集！ゲーム制作・流通の即戦力も急募！ (グループSNE)重大発表！｢知ったかプロジェクト｣ ゲーム紹介：アグリコラ / Agricola (すごろくや)
En el episodio 12 del podcast charlo con Gabriel sobre los juegos que hemos comprado o que tenemos en mente de cara al periodo navideño. El listado de juegos de los que hablamos es el siguiente: HyperboreaSentinel tacticsMage WarsBang de de dadosLove letterTuaregMr Jack PocketFresco BigboxHanabiWinter TalesKeyFlowerTime of soccerColt ExpressD-Day at omaha beachOnward to venusAscending EmpiresArcadia QuestCombat commander MUSIC: Space Invaders – Pornophonique /n Look and feel years younger – Brad Sucks
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