Showing results for title "A People" in Entertainment & Performing Arts

Texas native Dustin Chafin performs at New York Comedy Club in Manhattan.

For nearly 30 years, Clark Gable was "the King" of Hollywood. Female fans swooned, and male admirers were made envious of his unaffected masculinity. Through jaunty, self-assured performances in films like It Happened One Night, San Francisco, Mutiny on the Bounty, and Gone with the Wind, he carved a niche for himself as the quintessential American movie star.

More highlights from the BBC Radio series featuring Brian Johnston, selected by his son Barry Johnston. Down Your Way was one of the most popular programmes on BBC Radio from 1946 until 1992. Every week the presenter would visit a different city, town or village in the UK and interview six local people about its history, traditions and customs.Brian Johnston presented the series for fifteen years and for this recording, his son Barry has selected more of the fascinating people and places that his father visited....

Roy Jackson has been making people laugh his whole life with his innate ability to find humor in just about anything. On Jackson's debut album, Ugly People Cause Problems, he attacks his comedy with a "tell it like it is" approach.

Mr. Keene, Tracer of Lost Persons: Unraveling Mysteries and Reuniting FamiliesIn the golden age of radio, where crackling tunes and dramatic voices filled the airwaves, one man stood out as a beacon of hope for the desperate: Mr. Keene, Tracer of Lost Persons.From 1937 to 1955, Mr. Keene, played by the likes of Bennett Kilpack, Arthur Hughes, and Phil Clarke, captivated audiences with his unwavering dedication to finding missing loved ones. No case was too small, no mystery too baffling for this keen-eyed investigator.What made Mr. Keene special?A Touch of Humanity: Unlike the hard-boiled ...

INSIDE STORIES exists to foster connection in a world suffering and dying from disconnectivity. It seeks to examine the stories we tell and don’t tell and how that impacts us. The INSIDE STORIES People in Places Podcast examines specifically our relationship with Place and its influence on our ways of existing, our beliefs about ourselves and others, and our sense of belonging…or not.

In Spain they dance Flamenco. Hawaii has the Hula. The Maoris the Haka. In Southeast Queensland, we have the Common People Dance Project.Follow the people behind the sequins in a new podcast coming this Winter.The Common People People Project podcast is supported by the Creative Sparks Grant Program, an initiative of Brisbane City Council in partnership with the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first time I went to Barcelona, I registered to go to an improv drop-in. It's a place where you can show up to do improv for two hours. In the first game, we all had to place ourselves in order according to the latitude of our home city. The circle formed this day in Barcelona went from Sydney to Vancouver! After these two hours, all of us went to a nearby bar and talked. I was in front of a woman from Austria who had taken her year off from teaching to discover theaters all over the world. We discussed during one hour about what she had discovered in London, Tokyo and Rhode Island. Now...

Charles and Graham discuss Glastonbury and its headliners, including the allegedly last UK appearance of Sir Elton John. Charles reports on the decision by Curzon Group to close its cinema at Ripon and the duo discuss the health of independent cinema. Graham gives his verdict on Wes Anderson's latest, Asteroid City and the launches into the local comedy scene in Harrogate and how it reflects current trends. Charles urges listeners to listen to the latest track by Dexys.Keep in touch with Two Big Egos in a Small Car:X@2big_egosFacebook@twobigegos

Young people know more than most adults think we do, and very soon, it will be our turn to take over this crumbling world. Then, we will be young people no more. This is a podcast from a new theatre company, made up of three Sixth Formers trying to break into the theatre industry and share their generation's experiences. Hear about us making our first fringe show and get behind-the-scenes insight into our future projects. Including fun stories, comedy skits, news, and existentialism, we've got it all. What's the point? We don't know, but I guess this will help us figure it out...right?

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A four-episode series that delves into the stories, works and artists in the NGV’s globally significant collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and design. Inspired by the new ground floor galleries Wurrdha Marra, located at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, the podcast series features interviews between Armstrong and trailblazing figures of First Peoples creativity who are challenging stereotypes and pushing contemporary discourse into new and surprising contexts. These include Destiny Deacon, Tony Albert, Keemon Williams and Amrita Hepi. Further conversations with NGV...

Words Out Loud presents a series of interviews from all corners of the spoken audio industry.

We the people is a three words phrase enshrined in the constitution of the U.S. I am borrowing this phrase as the top title of my podcast because I realized that aside from the U.S, many countries around the globe may not be properly making use of this three words phrase towards achieving their freedom especially when it pertains to governance. The people are endowed with enormous powers if this three worded phrase is judiciously applied as it should be.

The Blunt People are friends/comedians Chase Mayers, Erin Ingle, Travis Nelson and Vanessa Dawn. Each episode is a combination of 4 segments, one by each host. You never know what we're going to bring up, but the jokes are guaranteed. @chase_mayers @erin.ingle.time @travisisjoking @nessathedawn Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebluntpeople/support

It's all about music & people. Community musicians across the world know this. We know that the magic happens when music and people interact, when their worlds collide. Join Community Musician, Viola Player, Composer, Performer, Manager and all round gentle giant Neil Valentine as he explores the world of community music alongside other community musicians, directors and performers who are passionate about music & people.

I'm Canaan, and I'm Tanner, and Musicians are people too! We're on a quest to bring the average working musician into the light, seeking also to be understood ourselves (being working musicians ourselves and all!). Join us as we unlock the secrets of the St. Louis music scene and beyond, to find that musicians are just like you and me!

one of the podcasts ever made

Adult entertainer, model, and gogo boy Danny Wilcoxx sits across from entertainers and entertainment consumers alike to dig into the aspects of the industry that many people might not know. From prepping for a show to what can go wrong in a photoshoot, Keeping People Coming provides insight into the entertainment industry from every angle, facilitated by someone with a little experience in various parts of the industry.

Marcella Riley takes her white friends to black events. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.