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Posted: 4/29/07 at 10:23pm
i'm semi-new to podcasts and i dont really know how to find the good ones.
does anyone have any recemendations for podcasts? maybe one that has to do with theatre or showtunes?
i already subscribe to a garageband.com podcast and the hot topic one but i'm always looking for more to listen to.
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Ugly is beautiful
"My brother plays a drag queen... and I'm surprised he looks as good as he does in drag." - Adam Rapp
"thanks, abba. now i'll forever have an image of you as a tattoed hardcore straightedge grrl savaging people in the mosh pit." - papalovesmambo
"Yeah Abba. All the filthy crap you spew out there on those boards. I for one, am equally shocked. :-P" - AnnaK
#2re: podcasts
Posted: 4/30/07 at 8:58am
I will have to plug ours "Sunset & 42nd" theatre and pop-culture and general craziness ensues.
download and listening links are all at
http://www.myspace.com/sunsetand42nd
The American Theatre Wing podcast is first rate with lots of Broadway interviews.
If you like Harry Potter then Pottercast is the way to go and for TV shows and general pop-culture, I recomend the TV Guide podcast and the Delta Park Project.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
ashley0139
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/3/05
#2re: podcasts
Posted: 4/30/07 at 10:31am
I subscribe to here! on Broadway, Sunset and 42nd, Musicaltalk, The Jeff Blumenkrantz Songbook (though I think that one's over, but you can still get them, which I recommend. They are great!), and the Pirate Queen castcom at the moment. Also several from American Theatre Wing and AP on Broadway. Always looking for new ones though as well.
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Updated On: 4/30/07 at 10:31 AM
#3re: podcasts
Posted: 4/30/07 at 10:35am
WNYC's Radio 360
Green Room Radio
Broadway Living
NPR's driveway moments
Sparkletack
I'm also fond of the podcast editions of This American Life and Wait...Wait...Don't Tell Me!
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