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Welcome to a Photographer’s Life! The channel that takes you behind the curtain into the world of professional architecture, real estate and aerial photography. Broadcasts come from group Zoom meetings and personal interviews with our elite AIAP™, REPAI™ & ADPA™ photographers. AIAP director Alan Blakely leads the discussions. Learn from America’s top architecture photographers as they discuss topics such as: • The architecture, real estate & aerial photography business • What constitutes cre ...
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Poetry has been defined as “words that want to break into song.” Musicians who make music seek to “say something”. Parlando will put spoken words (often, but not always, poetry) and music (different kinds, limited only by the abilities of the performing participants) together. The resulting performances will be short, 2 to 10 minutes in length. The podcast will present them un-adorned. How much variety can we find in this combination? Listen to a few episodes and see. At least at first, the ...
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The VJ Books Podcast

Modern Signed Books

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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/vjbooks/subscribe The VJ Books podcast is a show featuring discussions with best-selling authors about reading, collecting and writing great books. From Alan Jacobson to Blake Crouch, The VJ Books Podcast has interviewed the best authors, with the best books since 2015.
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“Rebecca” the musical was supposed to be the next “Phantom of the Opera”, Broadway’s multi-billion dollar hit. Instead, “Rebecca” turned into one of the wildest, most bizarre, true-crime scandals the stage has ever seen. When a multi-millionaire stranger suddenly dies, a fire is lit that ends up consuming everyone involved in the show. In Burnt, the story of “Rebecca” winds its way through secret stings, many courtrooms, prison and freedom — and when the smoke finally clears, we’re left to w ...
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Improviser's Cut

Alan Santiago

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Improviser's Cut is a completely improvised podcast based on popular movies. On this biweekly podcast, your host Alan Santiago, sits down with a group of talented improvisers to cover one classic film and perform their unique version of the plot. In the middle of each episode there is an intermission where the guests are introduced and the movie is discussed. On each episode, Improvisers Cut promises to rival the artistry of the original work. Enjoy! Outro music: Jahzzar- March Madness http: ...
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The Industry

Dan Delgado

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The Industry is a podcast that takes a closer look at some of the lesser known (and perhaps intentionally) forgotten stories of movie history. Insane productions, scandalous lawsuits, victories from the jaws of defeat, and the occasional crime are the order of the day in this Industry. Each story is explored with experts who know or with the people who were there. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Terra's Baddy Club podcast, hosted by the survivor who bravely defeated Dirty John Meehan in self-defense, offers a gripping narrative. Terra shares insights into her personal healing journey, daily experiences, and enriches episodes with interviews featuring friends, experts, and fellow 'Baddys.' Tune in every other Wednesday for episodes, with exciting bonus content dropping every other week on patreon! Cover Art Photo and Make Up: Troy Jensen
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The Roadster Shop builds the best chassis in the world and creates some of the most badass muscle cars in the game. Oil Whiskey, the crew behind the creations brings listeners into the shop for discussions on the kind of content gearheads want: insights about the latest tech, updates about their custom builds, events, industry news, tips and a ton more. Along with insights from the hosts, Jeremy Gerber, Phil Gerber, and Josh Henning, listeners also get to hear the guys answer their questions ...
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Big name interviews, and a weekly fix of Friends Round Friday, all in one place! Zoe speaks to some of the world’s most loved movie stars, singer-songwriters, performers, and all-round icons in special one-off interviews exclusive to the Breakfast Show. Plus, there’s all the best bits from a fabulous trio of showbiz guests on Friends Round Friday.
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This week on Oil & Whiskey, we’re joined by Anna Glennon also known as Jet Girl. She is a high-performance watercraft racer, media personality, and passionate voice in motorsports. Anna shares her story of making waves (literally) in a male-dominated sport, how she got hooked on speed, and where that adrenaline has taken her. Follow her @jetgirl_77…
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In this conversation, Terra Newell and Angelique Robledo discuss Angelique's harrowing experience of surviving an attempted fetal abduction at the hands of a supposed friend. They explore themes of trauma, intuition, and the importance of reclaiming one's narrative after experiencing violence. Angelique shares her journey from the initial encounter…
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Here's William Blake's other poem about children, poverty, and Ascension Day performed as a song. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. We've done over 800 of these combinations, and you can hear them all and read about our encounter with the words at our blog and archives loca…
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We may think of English poet Willam Blake as the writer of majestic mystical visions, but here he is simply observing the civic use of children of poverty on a religious holiday in this first of a pair of poems with this title. I've turned this poem from his Songs of Innocence into what it says on the tin: a song. The Parlando Project combines vari…
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This week on Oil & Whiskey, we’re joined by Jason Yard from Malco Products, a staple in the world of automotive detailing and surface care. Jason breaks down what goes into developing trusted products used in shops across the country from R&D and testing, to getting real-world feedback from builders and pros. We talk about the evolution of the deta…
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It's the end of our eighth season of the podcast and so we're celebrating by going all the back to the season finale of the very first season (well, if you don't count those summer episodes as being part of the season). Anyway, our ol' pal Jon Schneider is back with us again to discuss Elliott Gould's second hosting gig and what be the first of man…
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This is Edna St. Vincent Millay's bald statement of mortality and grief performed with music. Her title says it's without music, because she wished to express that beauty does not mitigate loss, and perhaps my far-from-bel canto voice here follows her intent. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music i…
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This week we’re joined by Karen Bailey-Chapman, an automotive enthusiast with a deep background in politics, advocacy, and public policy. From Capitol Hill to the hot rod world, Karen’s been behind the scenes helping protect the future of the automotive industry in ways most people don’t even realize. We talk about how she got into the policy world…
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Become a member of AIAP to participate in these discussions: https://forms.aiap.net/forms/createaccount Join our group of AIAP Architectural Photographers discussing the challenges and opportunities of using a drone platform for professional architectural photography. You'll enjoy hearing how these professionals have successfully integrated drone p…
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In this conversation, Terra Newell and Mitzi Martin explore the importance of mental health, the journey into modeling, and the evolving landscape of the industry. Mitzi shares her personal experiences, emphasizing the stability provided by her family and her commitment to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. They discuss the differences in the modelin…
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This week on Oil & Whiskey, we sit down with Alan Peltier, president of HRE Wheels, to dive into the precision, performance, and philosophy behind one of the most respected wheel brands in the world. Alan shares his journey from mechanical engineer to company president, how HRE approaches innovation and quality, and what really goes into designing …
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Sometimes you get towards the end of a season, you're getting tired and you just say "screw it" and hit the big red button labeled John Goodman. It's the eighth time hosting for the beloved character actor and this go-around gives us a chance to finally cover a perennial SNL favorite that has somehow alluded this podcast: Celebrity Jeopardy. Elsewh…
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In this engaging conversation, Terra Newell and Sarah Fraser discuss their experiences at Podcast Evolutions, delve into the impactful revelations made by Drake Bell regarding his past abuse, and explore the complexities of media narratives surrounding celebrity controversies. They also touch on the dynamics of the reality show 'Sister Wives' and t…
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Who is Jeanne Pepper? Jeanne is an attorney, podcaster, writer and activist who speaks to students, parents and organizations; sharing her inspiring story and encouraging others to practice intentional kindness and as a cautionary tale to beware the dangers of online meetups and extremism. The platform her family created for gathering information d…
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The great Afro-American poet Langston Hughes was a pioneer in Jazz Poetry, so it is appropriate that managed to finish this piece for International Jazz Day and the last day of National Poetry Month: a performance of a short poem of his about Jazz, "Cabaret." The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music i…
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Celebrating National Poetry Month and International Jazz Day with this new sonnet about poets and poetry performed along with original music I composed for a Jazz quartet. This is what the Parlando Project does regularly: we combine various words (usually literary poetry) with music we create in various styles. We've done over 800 of these combinat…
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This week on Oil & Whiskey, we’re joined by Michael Dascoli, founder of Driven Speed Shop, to talk about what it takes to build a reputation in the world of custom hot rods and fabrication. From building his first slot car with his dad to launching two successful shops, Michael shares the story behind Driven Speed Shop, the values that keep him gro…
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Emily Dickinson wrote these words in The Sixties, the 1860s. I just got done with this song performance of her poem as if it was the 1960s and this was a West Coast Folk-Rock band. I think Dickinson here is writing about those things left behind, missing, even in the delights of Spring. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary p…
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Pass the podcast 'pon the left hand side, ammirite? Ha ha ha. We have fun. And speaking of fun, here's a wild one from the Ebersol years. Joan Rivers! Y'all know her. Comedienne extraordinaire, red carpet correspondent and world class Liz Taylor hater. She's here to host one of the loudest episodes of the show's history, complete with one of the sh…
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I set Emily Dickinson's "I dreaded that first Robin, so" to this music for National Poetry Month. Dickinson's poem casts a skeptical eye on Spring, at once alienated from it and yet closely, wittily, observing. My music mutates throughout to carry forward the coming of Springtime. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry)…
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In this episode of Terra's Baddies Club, Terra interviews Hospice Nurse Penny, a social media influencer who specializes in discussions about death and dying. They explore Penny's journey into hospice nursing, her personal experiences with death, and the importance of normalizing conversations around mortality. The discussion delves into the emotio…
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We’re back in the studio with Dan Kahn, founder and CEO of Kahn Media, a leading voice in automotive branding, PR, and storytelling. Dan shares his perspective on how the industry has evolved, what it takes to build a strong brand in today’s market, and how digital media has reshaped the way enthusiasts connect with cars.He also gives us a look ins…
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An odd notion I had while planning for this year's National Poetry Month: could I perform an Amy Lowell poem with a rock band in the spirit of the Patti Smith Group? Well, the result still sounds like me, but sections of this Amy Lowell poem do presage methods of later poetic expression. The Parlando Project performs various words (mostly literary …
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In this engaging conversation, Terra Newell and Julie Grant discuss their connection at CrimeCon and delve into Julie's background as a journalist and prosecutor. They explore the importance of victim-centered journalism, particularly in high-profile cases like Lori Vallow Daybell's, where ethical considerations play a crucial role. The discussion …
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A. E. Housman's poem of fleeting wildflowers set to music as part of our celebration of this month's U. S. National Poetry Month. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. We've done over 800 of these combinations and you can hear all of them and read about our encounters with the …
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Become a member of AIAP to participate in these discussions: https://forms.aiap.net/forms/createaccount Join our group of AIAP Architectural Photographers as we discuss how to make social media an effective part of your marketing plan. Listen as these architecture photographers reveal their own personal recipes for successful social media marketing…
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The after hours chaos continues in Part Two — and this time, it gets even better. We kick things off with Chris Cerce of Cerce Customs, Chris Stafford of Stafford’s Garage, and a return visit from Vini of Vini’s Hot Rods. Then, things take a turn… For the first time ever, the one and only Cousin Mikey takes over the host chair. He’s been name-dropp…
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William Butler Yeats wrote this oft-quoted poem of the rise of evil in the world. I found it more challenging that many other Yeats poems to put to music and to sing, but tonight I've judged this full-rock-band version complete. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. We've done …
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We're throwing it back to a special late-night session from our trip to Ethos Brewery in Cullman, Alabama. In this episode, we’re joined by a powerhouse crew: Jon Jackson (NotStockPhoto), Alan Johnson, Justin Olsen of Dakota Digital, Jesse Greening, and Bobby Alloway. This one's less interview, more hangout — filled with road tour war stories, hila…
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It's another historical outing for the show, with the first political figure to ever host the show: Ron Nessen, Press Secretary for Gerald Ford! What better way for Ford to gain some momentum in the upcoming election against Jimmy Carter then make it seem like he's in on all the fun going on down at SNL? Just have Ron host the show, Ford can make a…
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Here's another Edna St. Vincent Millay poem turned into a short spell-song for Spring and Poem in Your Pocket Day. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. We've done over 800 of these combinations, and you can hear any of them and read about our encounters with the words at our b…
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In this engaging conversation, Terra Newell interviews Jarek Addison, who shares his journey from a small-town boy in Minnesota to a successful figure in the beauty industry. Jarek discusses his work with celebrity clients, his passion for dog rescue, particularly French Bulldogs, and the ethical concerns surrounding dog breeding. He highlights the…
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This is a song made from a section of Carl Sandburg's 1928 poem "Good Morning America" which I sang this month in order that it shed some light on the nation's current state. The Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. We've done over 800 of these combinations and you can hear any of…
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I started doing an English translation of a poem from Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's youthful series of love poems, and in that process I thought of something else on my mind, and so began to connect the poem with two husbands taken from the US and their families based on dubious charges this Spring. This poem from Neruda's series speaks of lovers sep…
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Our National Poetry Month celebration continues with a musical presentation of this sensuous Edna St Vincent Millay poem. Since I awoke this April morning to tree branches covered with wet April snow in my northern clime, I felt part of "the shared world" with this poet as I completed this song setting today. The Parlando Project combines various w…
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I might think of this as the first piece of my National Poetry Month observance this year, or as a piece the follows on from my Alice Dunbar Nelson "I Sit and Sew" performance earlier in March. "She Dreams of Sewing Machines" is part of my set of Memory Car sonnets dealing with a daughter's experience of her mother's dementia. The Parlando Project …
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We’re kicking off a series of special episodes recorded on the road at Ethos Brewery and Greening Auto Company in Cullman, Alabama! This week, we’re joined by the legendary Bobby Alloway of Alloway’s Hot Rod Shop. Known for his timeless blacked-out builds, Bobby shares his journey, design philosophy, and the stories behind some of his most iconic c…
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I've been meaning to get around to this one forever and so, by god by Gumby, we finally did it. William Ham returns to fold to discuss an episode that I firmly believe might be the most underrated of the entire OG era. Few outings of the show crackle with as much southern chaos as this one and that's not entirely surprising considering, ya know, Ga…
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John "Paddy" Hemingway died this St. Patrick's day. Dublin born, and in Dublin he died, but he was in the news because he was the last surviving RAF pilot from the Battle of Britain during WWII. I immediately thought of this Yeats poem, about a fatalistic Irish pilot during WWI who flew into battle having no love for the British Empire. His Wikiped…
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This week on Oil & Whiskey, Josh Sanders of Sanders Street Rods shares his journey from a young car enthusiast restoring a ’68 Chevelle to running one of the most respected custom car shops. Josh talks about learning the art of car building under Denny Olson, the transition to owning the shop, and the passion that drives their high-quality builds. …
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Poet e. e. cummings hopscotched across a page with this classic Spring poem. I've now made it into a little song for the first day of this year's Spring. The Parlando Project takes various words (mostly literary poetry) and combines them with original music in differing styles. We've done over 800 of those combinations over the years, and you can h…
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In this heartfelt conversation, Terra and Linda explore the profound themes of grief, loss, and healing. Linda shares her journey of losing her son Tristan to fentanyl, the struggles of addiction, and the importance of awareness and advocacy. They discuss the signs of addiction, the challenges of navigating the healthcare and legal systems, and the…
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Instead of literary poetry, here's a little SciFi. This is a Dave Moore song about R. A. Lafferty, the electrician turned daft Speculative Fiction writer, whose stories often sounded like they were spoken by an intoxicated man at a bar who needs just one more drink to wrap up his tale. This is older piece, recorded as the Parlando Project was start…
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In this episode, Vini Madrigal from 'Vini’s Hot Rods' takes center stage with his signature storytelling and humor. Known for his incredible craftsmanship and dedication to building some of the coolest hot rods around, Vini shares his journey from humble beginnings to running a successful shop. He talks about how he went from working odd jobs in Al…
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Two Irish-American poets, now dead, used to lead a poetry reading every St. Patrick's Day in St. Paul. Earlier this week I presented a performance of a poem by one of them, Kevin FitzPatrick. Tonight, I release this song I adapted from a poem by the second poet, Ethna McKiernan. I saw "Barn Burning" as a beautiful, wild, mystical poem. I hope my ve…
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Here's a performance of a poem from FitzPatrick's final collection done in remembrance of the St. Patrick's Day poetry readings he used to lead every year. That poetry collection, Still Living in Town, told of his life working on his life-partner's farm in Wisconsin. One of the characters in that book's series of poems about rural life was the farm…
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The night before the very first Wrestlemania, Mr. T and Hulk Hogan drop by to host the show together...except they mostly don't. It was supposed to be Steve Landesberg but he had to drop out for reasons. I guess? He's still a special guest though, as well as Liberace, Bob Orton Jr. and Rowdy Roddy Piper. I know I say this a lot, but this is an ODD …
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