Society And Culture Podcasts
The QuadJoin Now to Follow
Zack and Ben discuss the wide and wonderful world of comics and comics culture! Featuring the occasional guest, each episode offers discussion on a variety of topics.
By Zack Kruse & Ben Tiede
The West Wing PodcastJoin Now to Follow
This podcast is devoted to the popular TV series The West Wing. Join Maggie, a long-time fan of the series, and Anne-Sophie, a complete newbie, as they share their views on every episode and beyond.
By Anne-Sophie Reinhardt & Maggie Mack
Making Love Sustainable Podcast with Wendy StrgarJoin Now to Follow
As a writer, speaker, and educator Wendy Strgar's focus on Making Love Sustainable, a green philosophy of relationships which teaches the importance of valuing the renewable resources of love and family. She has learned that physical intimacy is an essential component of sustaining healthy loving relationships through her own marriage of over 24 years. Wendy is a talented communicator who can cut through the confusion to provide clarity and perspective on a range of emotional and relationship issues. She brings to her writing, speeches, and clients a clear understanding of the opportunities and challenges which all relationships face.
By Wendy Strgar
Bookbabble - A podcast for booklovers everywhere!Join Now to Follow
A group of friends from around the globe meet up online to chat about books, reading and anything that will be of interest to fellow booklovers. Discussions include literary news, reviews or idle chit-chat. Sometimes serious, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, but always a lot of fun.
By Bookbabble.net
The Axis PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Sex, College, Beer, Technology and Jesus: What students think about, and tools for effective family discipleship.
By Axis
Architecture on AirJoin Now to Follow
"Architecture on Air" is a new kind of academic lecture series at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte's College of Architecture (CoA), featuring audio interviews. This unusual format is by design, as the series is meant to focus on helping students build a more nuanced and attentive language with which to describe the built environment and their own work (as opposed to fixating on images). "Architecture on Air" will be available worldwide to our alumni, friends and prospective students. "Architecture on Air" builds on feedback from CoA students and enlists their help formulating interview questions. The series covers architecture, history, theory, industrial design, urbanism, allied professions, social discourse and the role of architects in contemporary culture.
By Mark Morris
D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The daily dish on Division III football.
By D3football.com, Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan
Johns Hopkins University Great Ideas PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Great Ideas is a monthly podcast featuring Johns Hopkins University researchers and scholars in lively conversations about the most interesting ideas in science and technology, the humanities and the social sciences.
By Elizabeth Tracey / E-mail: etracey@jhmi.edu
Boston Public Garden AudisseyJoin Now to Follow
Experience this free audio tour of the Public Garden. Just download the tour to your iPod or personal music player. Head to the Garden. And Listen as you walk. This progressive audio tour -- featuring personal interviews, an original soundtrack inspired by the Garden itself, and ambient sound recordings -- gives you privileged access into the heart of one of the most sacred places in Boston. Be sure to print out the PDF map and bring it with you. This tour starts on the pedestrian footbridge in the middle of the Garden. The closest T stop is Arlington on the Green line.
By Boston Public Garden Audissey
Podcasts – Trip CityJoin Now to Follow
The Trip City podcast interviews artist, writers, editors, comedians, cartoonists, musicians and more, about their craft, histories, and upcoming projects.
By Trip City
