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Welcome to the James Madhouse. My wife and I live in a madhouse full of 3 young girls and 2 needy dogs. Even with the chaos, we're determined to raise strong, confident, responsible little leaders. These podcasts will share our triumphs and many failures as we navigate through life. We're far from perfect and want to share our journey in hopes that it encourages others and reinforces that you're not alone AND everyone is far from perfect! Thanks for listening! #parentingpodcast https://linktr.ee/madhouseparents

Do you like to read the book before you see the movie? Or do you prefer to hunt down the source material after you fall in love with a film/tv show? If you answered yes to either, you’re like Luke and James--a writer and filmmaker respectively who use their backgrounds studying stories for in-depth discussions of adaptations past and present. If you like delving into the craft behind the art you love, then Ink to Film is for you. It’s a book and movie club all in one, focused on the art of storytelling.

Three football fans joke about the week's EFL action.

Four tales that prove sometimes lessons have to be learned the hard way. 

A poetic long-form tale of girls, ghouls, and school dances alongside other horrors of adolescence weave a contemporary twist with Edgar Allan Poe and pop culture references.

A mysterious suicide. An airbus A380 heads over the Colorado mountains, before crashing through the snow clouds. The only bridge over the River Styx is taken out. No phones, no internet, no communication with the outside world. Then things start to get strange. Welcome to a town called Hell. This collaborative collection of short stories takes place over the last seven days in Hell. Poisonous green slime, murderous rampages, talking trees, rogue wolf-packs - the residents of Hell are having a bad week.

Stairway to Nowhere is the true story of late 1970s, Birmingham, UK, band Fàshiön. In the brief spotlight of their 15 minutes of fame, Fàshiön toured both the USA and UK as an opening band for The Police, did a UK club tour with a then-unknown band from Ireland called U2, opened for The B-52s on their first-ever UK tour, and had a new band called Duran Duran open shows for them.