Get ready Murderinos! Karen and Georgia are back on tour with their incredibly popular podcast with a series of bumper live shows this year. Don't miss the girls (and Stephen?!) as they tackle more fascinating stories from the world of true crime, with their trademark wit, charm and a smorgasbord of special guests. Stay sexy. Don't get murdered!

Get ready for a swinging holiday outing as Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox returns to the road this festive season on the Magic, Moonlight and Mistletoe tour, turning their talents to the classic carols and holiday tunes of yesteryear. Keep an ear out for cheerful hits from the band's 2014 Christmas album, including stylish updates of 'O, Holy Night', 'My Favorite Things' and 'Joy To The World'.

Megustalations everyone, Henry, Ed and Marcus are taking their unique comedy/crime/creepiness podcast on the road again for another round of their hilarious live shows, where you can see the guys in action as they discuss this week's undoubtedly crazy, but always fascinating subject.

Welcome To Night Vale is back with a new show and new tour! Murder Night In Blood Forest is the latest tale of the mysterious town of Night Vale, which is described as "A friendly desert community where the sun is hot, the moon is beautiful, and mysterious lights pass overhead while we all pretend to sleep." Since landing on the internet in 2012, Night Vale has been overseen by Cecil, the loquacious host of the public radio broadcast, who tries his best to keep up to date with the ever-changing 'town'.

Podcast and radio great Ira Glass comes to town for an evening of storytelling and discussion. This show blends together audio, music, and video clips, as the longtime This American Life host guides the audience through his creative process and talks about the lessons he has learned during his illustrious career.

In an era where 'alternative facts' trump science, seemingly sensational headlines prove they aren't too far from the truth and social unrest reigns supreme, it's easy to forget the luminaries that fight for justice and equality amidst the turmoil. Malala Yousafzai is one such shining light. Born in 1997, the determined young social activist began speaking publicly about education rights in her native Pakistan in 2008 and started a blog for BBC Urdu that detailed her life under Taliban occupation in 2009. Rising in prominence, this led to a shocking assassination attempt at the hands of her oppressors in 2012. Miraculously, she survived, and uncowed by the experience, continues to campaign for education for all to this day.