Podcast appearances and mentions of alex nu

Allison Jae Evans Allison Jae Evans is a painter whose restrained linear vocabulary draws viewers into a provocative world of seduction, objectivity, and power. Her current exhibition, Hung Up, combines painting, drawing, and installation to construct a layered narrative with references ranging from the nihilism of Richard Kern's Cinema of Transgression to more contemporary ideas about sex and human connection in the digital world. Evans was born in New Haven, CT and currently lives/works in Brooklyn, NY. She received a BA from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH and an MFA from Hunter College in NYC. Evans's work has been exhibited at The Journal Gallery, 106 Green Gallery, Atlanta Contemporary, Edward Thorp Gallery, and Tiger Strikes Asteroid NY, among other venues. Her work has been featured in New American Paintings, Maake Magazine, and Hyperallergic, and has been reviewed in The New York Times. She was recently interviewed by artist Brian Alfred for the Sound and Vision Podcast and artist Alex Nuñez for the Sunday Painter Podcast. Hung Up is on view at Peninsula Gallery until December 10, 2022. Front Room Installation of Allison Jae Evans: Hung Up at Peninsula Art Space Back Room Installation of Allison Jae Evans: Hung Up at Peninsula Art Space Installation Image of Allison Jae Evans' "1-900-Hot-Fuck", 2022, 24 x 18 inches, Watercolor Crayon on Newsprint, at Peninsula Art Space

Episodio 27 | ¡Bendiciones! Estas son las grabaciones de los devocionales diarios del Ministerio Internacional de Iglesias de Cristo Unidas.

Gaming takes centre stage in this session from the SportsPro Insider Series. Hosted by Becca Henry, vice president of communications at Misfits Gaming Group, and with a panel featuring George Mead, Fnatic’s partnerships director, and Alex Nuñez, brand partnerships and advertising sales lead for EA Sports Madden NFL, the three unpick what brands can do to flourish in the expanding esports sponsorship space. Topics covered include bridging the gap between traditional sports and esports, creating effective activations, the evolution of partnerships, maximising return on investment, breaking non-endemic barriers and how branded campaigns are treated differently in competitive gaming.

We're back! And this week Erin has joined Keeley to discuss Alex Nuñez! Come along with us as we address sex work, milennial vs. Gen Z conflict, bi panic, and more while we try to make something interesting out of a girl whose only two ships we've already talked about in the last two weeks. Buckle in cause it's a short but fun one today! POTENTIALLY TRIGGERING CONTENT IN THIS EPISODE: mental health, homophobia, bullying, gun violence, alcoholism, s*xual harassment follow Keeley at: @omgitskee on Instagram and Tiktok follow Erin at: @gcldenthroat on Instagram and Tiktok follow the podcast at: @cuckoobananaspodcast on Instagram email us at: cuckoobananaspodcast@gmail.com music: https://www.purple-planet.com cover art by: Jaime Lee (@nosoyhere on Instagram)

Episode Six - Welcome to Mountain View, California   My name is Gautam Iyer, and I'm the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area's housing crisis.   After promising that this podcast would focus on Mountain View for 5 episodes, we're finally in Mountain View. Mountain View is my hometown, and on this episode, I explain why it's such a unique place for housing in the Bay Area. I discuss the structure of government as it pertains to housing, starting with the federal government and working down to local government. With a lot of help from some knowledgeable folks, I also talk about rent control, demographics, and development in Mountain View. Enjoy and thanks for listening!   Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.    Thank you to Liam Dillon of the LA Times, Alex Nuñez, Emily Ramos, Lenny Siegel, and Pardis Beikzadeh for their help and contributions. Additional thanks to Alex Brown, Lucas Ramirez, Sandra Esparza, Malia Pires, Elizabeth Weiss, Joan Brodovsky, Kevin Forestieri, Bruce England, and many more for their help, time, and work. Credit and additional thanks to: KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro. The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube. Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7k Kevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License  Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/ Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard. And the many others who made this possible.

Episode Six - Welcome to Mountain View, California My name is Gautam Iyer, and I’m the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area’s housing crisis. After promising that this podcast would focus on Mountain View for 5 episodes, we’re finally in Mountain View. Mountain View is my hometown, and on this episode, I explain why it’s such a unique place for housing in the Bay Area. I discuss the structure of government as it pertains to housing, starting with the federal government and working down to local government. With a lot of help from some knowledgeable folks, I also talk about rent control, demographics, and development in Mountain View. Enjoy and thanks for listening! Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.  Thank you to Liam Dillon of the LA Times, Alex Nuñez, Emily Ramos, Lenny Siegel, and Pardis Beikzadeh for their help and contributions. Additional thanks to Alex Brown, Lucas Ramirez, Sandra Esparza, Malia Pires, Elizabeth Weiss, Joan Brodovsky, Kevin Forestieri, Bruce England, and many more for their help, time, and work.Credit and additional thanks to:KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro.The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube.Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7kKevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpetLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard.And the many others who made this possible.

My name is Gautam Iyer, and I'm the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area's housing crisis.   After finishing the history of the housing crisis on the last episode, this episode takes a stab at explaining the current state of the housing crisis, including a review of the history, a primer on the relevant parties, and a discussion of some policy solutions. This is a long one, but the beginning recaps the previous three episodes, and I get a lot of help from LA Times reporter Liam Dillon, who's smarter than me and knows more about this stuff than I do. On the next episode, I finally get to the Mountain View part of this podcast, something that I've been promising to do for five episodes now. Anywho, enjoy and hopefully learn something.   Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.    Credit and additional thanks to: Liam Dillon, Alex Nuñez, Emily Ramos, Lenny Siegel, and Pardis Beikzadeh for sharing their housing knowledge with me. KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro. The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube. Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7k Kevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License  Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/ Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard. And the many others who made this possible.

My name is Gautam Iyer, and I’m the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area’s housing crisis. After finishing the history of the housing crisis on the last episode, this episode takes a stab at explaining the current state of the housing crisis, including a review of the history, a primer on the relevant parties, and a discussion of some policy solutions. This is a long one, but the beginning recaps the previous three episodes, and I get a lot of help from LA Times reporter Liam Dillon, who’s smarter than me and knows more about this stuff than I do. On the next episode, I finally get to the Mountain View part of this podcast, something that I’ve been promising to do for five episodes now. Anywho, enjoy and hopefully learn something. Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.  Credit and additional thanks to:Liam Dillon, Alex Nuñez, Emily Ramos, Lenny Siegel, and Pardis Beikzadeh for sharing their housing knowledge with me.KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro.The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube.Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7kKevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpetLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard.And the many others who made this possible.

My name is Gautam Iyer, and I'm the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area's housing crisis.   This episode is (finally!) the last of series of three episodes that are dedicated to the history of the housing crisis in California and in the Bay Area. This time, I talk at length about California housing history from the 80s until the present day, focusing on a number of topics, including the rise of homelessness nationally and in the Bay Area. I also discuss rent control, the great inversion, the Ellis Act, the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, and the state of the construction industry. Thanks for sticking with me thus far. On the next episode, I start with a brief recap of all of the history episodes, when you inevitably get lost or bogged down.   Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.    Credit and additional thanks to: KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro. The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube. Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7k Kevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License  Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/ Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard. Liam Dillon, Alex Nuñez, and Emily Ramos for sharing their knowledge of housing affordability issues with me. And the many others who made this possible.

My name is Gautam Iyer, and I’m the host of Rest Assured, a podcast generally about the San Francisco Bay Area’s housing crisis. This episode is (finally!) the last of series of three episodes that are dedicated to the history of the housing crisis in California and in the Bay Area. This time, I talk at length about California housing history from the 80s until the present day, focusing on a number of topics, including the rise of homelessness nationally and in the Bay Area. I also discuss rent control, the great inversion, the Ellis Act, the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, and the state of the construction industry. Thanks for sticking with me thus far. On the next episode, I start with a brief recap of all of the history episodes, when you inevitably get lost or bogged down. Thank you to Duke University's Kenan Institute for Ethics for giving me the opportunity to pursue this project.  Credit and additional thanks to:KTVU Fox 2 for the news clips in the intro.The California Apartment Association for their advertisement, via youtube.Fatcat beats (yes, Fatcat beats) on Youtube for the intro and outro music.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWKQpphd7kKevin MacLeod for several pieces of music that were used on this episode and that will be used on future episodes.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License Source/artist: https://incompetech.com/Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpetLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Freesound.org for the several sound effects that you heard.Liam Dillon, Alex Nuñez, and Emily Ramos for sharing their knowledge of housing affordability issues with me.And the many others who made this possible.

A las 08:00 Hrs del sábado 22 de agosto la Primera Comisaría de Carabineros de Linares, recibe la denuncia que la encargada del aseo de las habitaciones del Motel Eclipse de Luna, habría encontrado rastros de sangre sobre la cama. La habitación a la que hago mensión había sido ocupada por una pareja que llegó la noche del viernes. Pero al momento de entregarla Solo había un hombre al interior en actitud evidentemente extraña y que al ser sorprendido que huyó del lugar y abandonó el auto con el motor encendido. Situación que por supuesto hizo que llegara Carabineros al lugar. Lo que descubrieron es simplemente horroroso. Norma Vásquez Soto de tan sólo 20 fue asesinada, un mes después de haber denunciado a Gary Valenzuela, ex subteniente de Carabineros que la había agredido sexualmente. El acusado está vinculado también al crimen de Alex Nuñez y cuenta con seis sumarios internos y un segundo caso de acoso. Sin embargo, inexplicablemente este oficial solo fue dado de baja hace menos de dos semanas.

Today, our extra special guest is Alex Nuñez, Program Manager at the Fountainhead Residency, host of the podcast “Sunday Painter” and most known for her pop culture compositions and large scale paintings filled with explosions of color, texture, and sheen. … Continue reading →

Today, our extra special guest is Alex Nuñez, Program Manager at the Fountainhead Residency, host of the podcast “Sunday Painter” and most known for her pop culture compositions and large scale paintings filled with explosions of color, texture, and sheen. … Continue reading →

Este episodio, lo dedicamos a los mejores boxeadores en nivel amateurs de la historia. Como invitado especial, tuvimos a Alex Nuñez, una persona que tiene excelentes conocimientos sobre el boxeo amateur, en especial el cubano.

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Guest speaker Alex Nuñez brings a word on obedience and our identity.

From Boston to Delray Beach to Miami to Brooklyn to Mexico and all the way to the Amazon Rain Forest, these artists don't stand still. In a short time, they've made a big impression here. For them the key is connections and communities with no boundaries.

Nearly half of the individuals living in the Dominican Republic live below the poverty line…and Alex Nuñez, the CEO of Esperanza International, is on a mission to change that. Listen in as Alex shares from her own experience about how partnership and a Kingdom-first outlook have maximized Esperanza’s impact and brought holistic transformation to entire families and communities in the Dominican Republic.

Around the world, a growing number of listeners are falling in love with internet radio on-demand. Audio programs on a range of subjects are easy to access on laptops, computers and mobile devices. You can listen for free to podcasts in more than 100 languages. Among early adopters of the medium (we've been podcasting since 2011), Fresh Art International is one of 500,000 shows in this growing field. We launched Fresh Art International to fill the gap in public awareness of contemporary art and culture. Our Miami-based podcast explores the center and fringe of art scenes across six continents and the Caribbean Archipelago. Fresh Art International is building a diverse oral history of contemporary art, film and architecture. We design listening experiences to stimulate, inform and inspire you for decades to come. In the studio at Jolt Radio, Miami, we introduce four young podcasts that delve into local art and culture: Meet Them Mondays, with Christian Portilla; Kidnapped for Dinner, with Kristen Soller; Art&Company, with Alette Simmons-Jimenez; and Sunday Painter, with Alex Nuñez. Find out how and why they create their Miami-centric podcasts, what subjects interest them, and most important—when and where you can listen. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Images Courtesy Our Guests Special Sound and Related Links: Meet Them Mondays, Kidnapped for Dinner, Art&Company, Sunday Painter  

El primer episodio ever de este podcast de bendición. Te invito te des la oportunidad de adorar conmigo, ya que en este episodio adoramos con la canción Elohim del cantante Alex Nuñez, espero les guste, Dios los bendiga!