Top 4 Musical Podcasts

David Arkenstone - GRAMMY® nominated composer, recording artist, and performer - talks about the new music he’s creating, instruments, past recordings, technology, and other musical topics. He also welcomes frequent guests.
Since the release of his acclaimed album Valley in the Clouds in 1987, New Age legend David Arkenstone has become one of the most engaging and prolific instrumentalists of our time, receiving Grammy® nominations in 2022, 2020, 2004, 2000, and 1992.
With over 2 billion streams worldwide, 70+ albums, sold-out concerts, film and TV scores, gaming scores for World of Warcraft, and NBC Sports themes such as The Kentucky Derby and Premier League soccer, David's music is the soundtrack to millions of listeners’ lives around the globe.

De podcast over theater en alles wat ermee te maken heeft.

Doctor Aloysius Freeman and Professor Allela Freeman present hidden figures in the American story.
As the initial sparks of the American Revolution catch flame, Jupiter Nameless is a man between worlds.
On the one hand, he has access to all the wealth, wisdom, and privilege of Monticello, home to Thomas Jefferson, who is something of a mentor and patron for Jupiter.
On the other hand, Jupiter is Jefferson’s slave.
When a common errand suddenly goes awry, Jupiter finds himself facing something he’s never seen before: some new sort of blight that turns men rabid.
Faced with slave catchers on one side and murderous, blighted hordes on the other, Jupiter and Jefferson must work together to save themselves and whoever hasn’t yet been turned.

You've heard of space operas, but it's about time we had a space hootenanny!

Route 6.6 is a workplace comedy podcast set in a remote space truck-stop. But being remote doesn't mean it's boring - between the space bandits, the crashing semis, and the naked human running around, it's a wonder the crew of the Crater Cafe are ever able to get their day jobs done!

Route 6.6 is a Goblin Booth Productions podcast. Check out the rest of the family here.

Featuring a full voice cast and original music, we hope you enjoy your trip down Route 6.6!

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The Story: It’s the night before his gastric-band operation and Corey is terrified. He’s 16 years old, weighs 300 pounds and has a BMI of 60*. However, if Corey doesn’t have the operation, his hypertension will literally make him blind. None of this stops him from stealing, in the dead of night, an electric motor-scooter from the hospital. He picks up his best friend Cassie, a recovering anorexic. Like Corey, Cassie has found solace in the jungle beats and liquid rhythms of D’n’B and they toast together all. the. time. Thing is, Corey has a plan. Eight miles away is the Brit School and the next morning, they’re holding auditions. Corey and Cassie are going to apply, get in — and change their lives forever. What happens next is a musical journey through the night and the streets of south London. A night where they kidnap a Metro Express security guard, destroy an anti-teenage loitering device, have a mystical experience in an allotment and finally understand the true meaning of food. Will they get in to the Brit school and get to live their dreams? You’ll have to follow them to find out. * A healthy BMI for a Young Adults is 25.

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Venture to the realm of Koz, and into the desert sands of Pōaha.

Join our journey, alongside four unlikely heroes as they delve into the enigmatic depths of totalitarian cities, navigate the unpredictable sands of the Pōaha desert, and confront the depths of The Krag.

Join Dungeon Master Joshua Wilkinson, Lexis Veil, Kael Robinson, Jade Parkin, and Harris Dowson in this homebrew Dungeons and Dragons play podcast hailing from the lands of Aotearoa/New Zealand

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An intimate and true story about what happens when you meet your heroes...

It involves the most prestigious theatre in Paris, a few high-profile media partners, some of the best French musical actors....and a posh London restaurant.

Frank Williams, the author of acclaimed and multi-award-winning British musicals, had always been Lester's beloved playwright and lyricist. Lester had read everything Frank had ever written; seen everything Frank had ever done. Lester believed they were meant to become friends. At least, that’s what was supposed to happen at the lunch ...

Cast:

• Kester Lovelace - Lester Loveless
• Manon Clavel - Estelle Lovelace
• Oscar Lesage - Augustin Leparfait
• Julie Kalya - Simone de Labiche
• Nicholas Mead - Dominique Claude
• David Stanley - Frank Williams
• Sarah Tullamore - Michelle Gabrielle, and the French waitress
• Vivienne Vermes - Maître Goldgrab, and the English waitress
• Martin Lewis - The Judge, and the passenger
• Leslie Clack - Dandy Dan

Written by Kester Lovelace

Sound design, mixing & postproduction by Laurent Paulré

Produced and directed by Joanna Szybist

Music:

• Dance of Slow Waters by Federico Mosconi, Album: Dreamers and Tides
• Pearls from the deep by Zdeněk Liška, Album: Malá mořská víla (Original Soundtrack)
• Radio Burning Chrome by Showroom Recordings, album Series #2
• Sehnsucht nach Heimweh, feat. Maik Willing & Botox Lucas Chor by Hematic Sunsets, Album: Aroma Club Adieu
• Paris dreaming by Agnès Vincent, Album: Elegy (Original Soundtrack)
• Tell me it's not true, feat. Barbara Dickson by Willy Russell, Album: Blood Brothers: The 1995 London Cast Recording
• Huma 2 by Gérard Torikian, Album: Un monde sans pitié (Original Soundtrack)
• Arrestation by Gérard Torikian, Album: Un monde sans pitié (Original Soundtrack)
• Promenade sentimentale by Vladimir Cosma, Album: Diva (Original Soundtrack)
• Peace, piece, by Bill Evans Trio, Album: Everybody digs
• Gogol by Chilly Gonzales, Album: Solo Piano
• Second call by Otto A Totland, Album: The Lost

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I narrate stories about, and the background to, my albums and my musicals. These include: Rock Songs, Love Songs, Children's Songs, Pop Songs, Sing Along with History songs and one longer show about how I put the entire poem of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor to music. In this show I play all 21 songs that I wrote to cover the entire poem.
The other 35 shows contain five or six songs and one final podcast 37, where I talk about my Memories of Pip, when I played that part in the ABCs 1973 version of 7 Little Australians.