From Kane’s Rosebud to Indy’s Whip to Captain America’s shield... Iconic treasures from the world of film and television are centerstage in this podcast hosted by collectors David Mandel (Veep, Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Ryan Condal (Colony, House of the Dragon). Every week, the two writers share their love of Hollywood memorabilia, revealing unbelievable stories around some of the most famous and culturally important props, costumes, art, and ephemera in silver screen history.
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A chronicle of the history of the twentieth century, including art, music, popular culture, science, religion, and, of course, politics and war.
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. Let's talk! With trusted experts and your stories, Life Matters is all about what matters to you.
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Jazz and entertainment Raising The Standards…Jazz, humor, local features and interviews with some of the most remarkable people on the planet. Listen to Raising the Standards live every Saturday from 12:00pm to 1:00pm PST on https://santacruzvoice.com
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Cool Cool Cool is a podcast all about queer stuff, not queer stuff, pop culture, anti-pop culture, and a lot of interviews with some of her nearest and dearest and even a few celeb strangers. Liz Culley is a long-time entertainment executive, host, and dog mom who has been telling stories her whole life. Including some that seem too wild to be true, but apparently, they are. Join Liz each week as she explores topics from working in the entertainment business to cooking to queer family planni ...
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Every great athlete started with a dream. The Started With A Dream Podcast interviews athletes and the community that supports to share their journey and stories. Unlike most sports podcast this interview series with Jacolby Gilliam isn’t about how big an athlete’s name is but about their journey. Like most athletes, Jacolby had this big dream growing up about being a Division-I college athlete. Somehow he made that happen. However, it wasn’t the exciting big signing day type story, but the ...
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The Attic Monologues is a queer urban fantasy/horror podcast distributed by Planar Prod on fate, friends to lovers, meta narratives, and the importance of feathered friends. The show follows Nyx Ryland, a nonbinary university student who discovers a strange collection of monologues in their attic. But these monologues are strange, and dreamlike, and the more Nyx reads, the more it becomes evident that things are not as they seem. These monologues are not just paper and ink, the world is not ...
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Meet radio's hottest new detective - Jack Cassidy, PI! She may be a dame, but she's as tough and hard-bitten as the best in the biz. In thrilling weekly instalments, you can follow Jack's adventures as she matches wits with gangsters and grifters, bootleggers and bolsheviks, fascists and femme fatales. Welcome to the mean streets of Edmonton, 1936. The prairies will never be quite the same... Hardboiled is a queer noir mystery podcast from Empress of Blandings Productions, presented in assoc ...
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Ready to grow closer to Jesus? DUH! Ready to trust in the Lord and see how all this Bible stuff relates to you?? UM, YES MA'AM! Here We Go, 23 uses scripture and stories throughout the Bible to help listeners form a close bond with God, understand the Bible, overcome obstacles, and recognize that they are fearfully and wonderfully made. Host, Skylar Shupe, is a young, singer-songwriter who has a passion for introducing people to her best friend: Jesus. Even better, Skylar is simply trying to ...
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Scurvy Companions is the NoSweatShakespeare Podcast, hosted by Emily Jackoway. Scurvy Companions will take a deep dive into Shakespeare from the perspective of diverse experts in fields of Shakespearean performance, literary study, education, social media, and more — all while keeping the Bard’s works entertaining and accessible. Follow us on social media for updates and visit us at our main hub, NoSweatShakespeare.com.
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Celebrity actress Tammin Sursok and entertainment host Roxy Manning co-host a hilarious, honest and raw podcast that delves into the truths about being female, being a mother and the general chaos that goes with trying to navigate life with boobs, burp cloths, and the strong desire to have a life.
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"Blossom-ing U" podcast is a podcast dedicated to new female entrepreneurs in their 20s & 30s. I am your host, Mimi N Jain, your new business BFF, and personal cheerleader. I have made it my personal mission to help extraordinary women (like you) unlock their potential so they can build a wildly successful business and personal brand online. I believe EVERYONE has a message to share, and I love getting my brain on to help YOU find creative and unique ways to share yours. "Blossom-ing U" podc ...
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The 2025 State of the Podcast Address
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1:26:06As another season comes to a close, David and Ryan address the murky future of the Stuff Dreams Are Made Of, get real about the economics of producing a podcast, and discuss the possible roads ahead. But it's not all serious--they still crack wise, make bad puns, and rant about minutiae as always. And they answer the real question on everyone's min…
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The Papacy and the Stuff that Dreams are Made of
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54:00The Papacy and the Stuff that Dreams are Made ofBy raisingthestandard-scv
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The Good Retirement: Dreaming and planning
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15:24Retirement can be about building a dream: how do you imagine your life after work? In the second part of our new series, The Good Retirement, we show you the practical steps to making retirement a reality.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Broken Brains, helping pick up the pieces for sick loved ones
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18:58When you find out that someone is sick, sometimes all you can muster up are the words "I'm sorry." Maybe you send some flowers or a meal. It's a meaningful gesture, but is it enough? Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland have been on the receiving end of these gestures during their own illnesses and believe we need to become more honest and lean into di…
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When someone comes to you with a problem, going into fix-it mode can feel like the helpful thing to do. Author and communications professional Ross Judd recommends a different approach: he says we should just shut up and listen! Here, he shares his tips on how you can become a better listener in those moments that matter.…
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In the occupied countries of Europe and Asia, resistance movements developed to oppose Axis occupations. In most cases, the resistance movements were divided between Communist and non-Communist.
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Ask Aunty: Can I veto my senior-aged dad's decisions?
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13:56Anyone with an elderly parent knows there can come a moment when you might have to sensitively suggest they've made a bad decision. What do you do if you know they might not take this well?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Have you ever gone through a time when you had to find a new group of friends or community? What helped you the most? It can be tough to meet like-minded souls who truly "get" you. So, how have you made it happen? Do you need some help figuring it out?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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In early 2020, journalist Megan Clement raced to be with her dying father as the world’s borders closed. This personal experience has inspired a new memoir, Desire Paths. In the book, Clement also reflects on her experiences as a naturalised Australian, having lived in various places around the world.…
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RecipeTin Eats founder Nagi Maehashi has accused Baking With Brooki author Brooke Bellamy of plagiarising her recipes for caramel slice and baklava. Nagi made the claims on social media this week and they were quickly refuted by Brooke. So what are the rules around recipes and copyright?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Ethical dilemmas: Teaching kids the value of money
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12:06In a moment that's gone viral, actor Ben Affleck was caught on camera recently giving his 13-year-old son a reality check when the teenager wanted a pair of very pricey sneakers. They were at a sneaker festival and the teen was interested in a pair of Dior Air Jordans... the price tag... $6,000! The actor quipped: "That's a lot of lawns you gotta m…
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Why are Aussies questioning an American holiday?
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18:17There's no doubt that Aussies love to travel. We have a reputation for being adventurous globe-trotters. But there's one country that's making us skittish at the moment: The United States. So what's behind this hesitation?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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In this new Life Matters series, Australians are giving us an insight into that relationship. We're calling it 'My 2 Cents'. We asked author and education reform advocate Jane Caro about whether she's been gifted money, and how she thinks about helping out her kids and grandkids.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Brett Blake on second chances and youth crime
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7:08Youth crime is making headlines across the country. When comedian Brett Blake was a 16-year-old living in the outer suburbs of Perth, he was one of those kids who got caught up in trouble and even made a splash in the local news for inciting a riot and assaulting a police officer.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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New research suggests that mental blanks should be treated as their own distinct mental state. So, what’s happening up there when the things go blank?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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How to talk politics without losing friends
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33:51When politics come up, do you lean in or back away? And when you're talking to someone you disagree with, how do you keep things from getting heated - and make sure you don't end up slamming the door on relationships - figuratively and literally.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The secret to arguing well (and why it matters)
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9:24George Clooney has caused a stir online after claiming that he and wife Amal have never argued in ten years of marriage. It might sound like something out of a Hollywood movie, but is a zero-argument marriage really achievable, or even healthy? When conflict arises - as it often does for couples - how do you navigate arguments in a positive way?…
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Has #ThriftTok made op shopping too expensive?
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13:34Op shops used to be the go-to for low-cost essentials and hidden gems. But with thrifting now a social media-driven trend, some long-time shoppers say op shops are becoming overpriced. What role do charity-owned op shops play in the second-hand clothing market, and are they still serving those in need?…
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Like Bob Dylan in the 60s, the move to go electric might be seen as controversial or risky. But things have changed significantly since the first models hit the market, and the infrastructure across Australia is slowly catching up.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Candice Chung's memoir is called "Chinese Parents Don't Say I Love You", and explores the role food plays in her most central relationships, like how the menu changes when things have broken, or when you're just trying to decide if it's even love at all, or when old bonds need to be repaired.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Good Retirement: Saying farewell to the grind
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25:53Would you rather live on a sailboat, or start your own guided tours around India? Modern retirees are throwing out the rule book and living their best lives.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Finding an egg donor to start a family at 47
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9:29After seven failed rounds of IVF, Sheila Vijeyarasa and her husband turned their focus overseas - looking to America to find an egg donor to make them first-time parents.This story has a very happy ending - they now have a sonBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Why are so many people voting early in 2025
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15:54Out of the 18 million people enrolled to vote in Australia, more than 2300,000 of you have already voted -- that's almost double the number who voted in the first 4 days of pre polling in the 2022 election.. So, why are so many of us heading to the polls ahead of time this year?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Here's What I Know: Nina Oyama what you shouldn't post
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4:27Nina Oyama is a comedian, writer and actor who has breathed life into some of Aussie TV's most loveable characters. She shares her hard-learned lessons about posting online, and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Everyone talks about how to keep the romance alive in relationships after you have kids But what about keeping the friendship alive with your friends who have gone on and had kids? And how do you maintain a friendship with someone whose kids are particularly difficult to be around?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Blending families and introducing new partners and siblings can be hard. Especially in the wake of divorce, bereavement and unresolved feelings. You'll hear lots of stories of how people adjusted with the arrival of a step parent, child or sibling.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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