Trampoline Hall
Trampoline HallTrampoline Hall is a barroom lecture series that has been delighting audiences every month in Toronto for fifteen years, where it has sold out every show. Praised by The New Yorker for “celebrating eccentricity and do-it-yourself inventiveness,” it asks lecturers to take a vulnerable, theatrical risk and speak on a subject they’re not professionally expert in. Subjects range from absurd and arcane... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsSociety & CulturePersonal Journals | ||||
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- Quirky and entertaining
Mostly funny, autobiographical lectures
Apple Podcasts5rostandamelie
Canada7 years ago - Clever and strange
Each episode is sidelong and tasty. In life, my favourite conversations are with people who have been thinking really intricately about one thing and want to tell me about it. Trampoline Hall's speakers are like those conversations, mesmerizing and human, deeply curious about the implications and facets of a topic--meta or mundane. Misha Glouberman is the best kind of moderator for the Q+A, which breaks away from the standard non-question questions and posturing I've come to expect from them. In... more
Apple Podcasts5Danica EveringCanada7 years ago - Vulnerable, funny, alive
If you're tired of the formulaic nature of TED Talks and the Moth, and crave the sound of real people talking about real things, you'll love this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5music-ish
United States7 years ago - Love it
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Apple Podcasts5MountainscrumbleberryCanada7 years ago - Yes!
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Apple Podcasts | #81 | Canada/Arts/Performing Arts |
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