Podcasts about annual art

Talked with Naomi Wallen, from the Armory Art Center. "The Armory Art Center's historic campus, located in Howard Park, within walking distance to City Place in downtown West Palm Beach, Antique Row, and the Norton Museum of Art on Dixie Highway. The Armory Art Center is a registered historic building undergoing historic restoration and preservation to maintain and upgrade its facilities.The venue sits squarely in the heart of the historic Grandview Heights, Flamingo Park, and Sunshine Park Neighborhoods. It is a short distance from the I-95 corridor, Palm Beach International Airport, Amtrak, Tri-Rail, and Brightline train and accessible from the downtown Circuit Transportation. Artists gather at the Creative Market to showcase their work and provide demonstrations, performances, and more." They are hosting their 8th Annual Art, Craft, design festival this weekend.  Listeners can enjoy this free event from 9a-5pm.  There will be art demos throughout the day starting with Collage demo and Plein Air Painting, Wheel thrown pottery, campus and studio tours, Raku Fired pottery and eco printing.  There will be live music from BAJI, Adam Douglas, Thomas & Rachel, and NOSLEEPKG.  Listeners can enjoy ongoing studio tours, view the exhibits and kids can create art int eh kids zone.  It will be a fun start to holiday shopping,  Listeners can sign up for classes, newsletter, volunteer, make donations are www.armoryart.org

This week (9/13 & 9/15) on ART ON THE AIR features traditional photographer Tim Lace and fresco artist Diane Grams discussing their Chesterton Art Center exhibit, Gods and Warriors in September. Next artist Mychael Shane who creates stunning Scratchboard portraits currently on exhibit at Bronzsville's Galley Guischard. Our Spotlight is on The Art Barn School of Art's 8th Annual Art Blitz on Saturday, September 21st 9am-5pm with Executive Director Amy Navurdaukas. Tune in on Sunday at 7pm on Lakeshore Public Media 89.1FM for our hour long conversation with our special guests or listen at lakeshorepublicmedia.org/AOTA, and can also be heard Fridays at 11am and Mondays at 5pm on WVLP 103.1FM (WVLP.org) or listen live at Tune In. Listen to past ART ON THE AIR shows at lakeshorepublicmedia.org/AOTA or brech.com/aota. Please have your friends send show feedback to Lakeshore at: radiofeedback@lakeshorepublicmedia.org Send your questions about our show to AOTA@brech.com LIKE us on Facebook.com/artonthairwvlp to keep up to date about art issues in the Region. New and encore episodes also heard as podcasts on: NPR, Spotify Tune IN, Amazon Music, Apple and Google Podcasts, plus many other podcast platforms. Larry A Brechner & Ester Golden hosts of ART ON THE AIR. https://www.lakeshorepublicmedia.org/show/art-on-the-air/2024-08-29/art-on-the-air-september-15-2024

Presented by the South West Indiana Master Gardeners Association (SWIMGA) coming up this Sunday June 9 at the Master Gardener Display Garden just off the East Lloyd! Past President Kathy Kellems and current President Judy Halstead dropped by to let us know what to expect!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it take to create a successful rebrand of your organization that retains legacy donors while bringing in new donors?  Today, I talk with Karen Hughes, President and CEO of Vogel, about the organization's recent rebrand and their signature fundraising event: The 32nd Annual Art Performance Event featuring a concert by Barenaked Ladies.  Vogel provides educational, health, and family support services to homeless children in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The organization recently completed a successful rebrand and has expanded services to new areas within the region. In this episode, Karen provides a wealth of insights including key actions to successfully rebrand your organization, successfully moving your signature fundraising event to a new part of a city, and important areas of your signature fundraising events to outsource to counteract any last-minute disruptions. This is one episode you will not want to miss.

The Seguin Art League (SAL) invites artists in grades 9-12 to participate in its 14th annual High School Art Show. Artists can submit up to two entries in any type of media. Artwork must be turned in by Thursday, May 2, between 4-6 p.m., in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church McKeogh Hall at 201 E. Nolte in Seguin. An awards reception will be held on Saturday, May 4, from 2-4 p.m. For information, visit seguinartleague.com, or call 830-305-0472.Article Link

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Co-curated by John Natsoulas and John Seed, the 14th Annual Art of Painting in the 21st Century Exhibition and Conference is coming soon! Experience a once-in-a-lifetime event where visitors can meet top artists in an intimate setting and learn about the current trends within painting. John Natsoulas Gallery City: Davis Address: 521 First Street Website https://www.natsoulas.com Phone +1-530-756-3938 Email art@natsoulas.com

artist couple Julian Quayle and Aimee Alexander whose artistic collaboration as Alexander and Quayle was born of the pandemic lockdown. Next we feature Chesterton-based Plein Aire oil artist Christine Newton, who work is focused on nostalgic structures. Our Spotlight is on Art Barn's 7th Annual Art Blitz on September 16th with Amy Navardauskas and Melissa Washburn. Tune in on Sunday at 7pm on Lakeshore Public Media  89.1FM for our hour long conversation with our special guests or listen at lakeshorepublicmedia.org/show/art-on-the-air, and can also be heard Fridays at 11am and Mondays at 5pm on WVLP 103.1FM (WVLP.org) or listen live at Tune In.  Listen to past ART ON THE AIR shows at lakeshorepublicmedia.org/show/art-on-the-air or brech.com/aota.  Please have your friends send show feedback to Lakeshore at: radiofeedback@lakeshorepublicmedia.org Send your questions about our show to AOTA@brech.com LIKE us on Facebook.com/artonthairwvlp to keep up to date about art issues in the Region. New and encore episodes also heard as podcasts on: NPR, Spotify Tune IN, Amazon Music, Apple and Google Podcasts, plus many other podcast platforms. Larry A Brechner & Ester Golden hosts of ART ON THE AIR. https://www.lakeshorepublicmedia.org/show/art-on-the-air/2023-08-16/art-on-the-air-august-27-2023

The Haiti Project at Vassar College is having their11th annual Art and Soul Gala that raises funds for the staffing, supplies, and operation of a medical clinic for a full year in Haiti.

On this week's Out and About, Chelsea Carmona and artist Rick “Dienzo” Blanco joins host Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright to talk about ArtHaus Peoria, an exciting new event featuring studio and historic home tours with four world renowned artists taking place April 21-23.

Love design in all its forms? Then you'll want to join us for today's episode, which features an in-depth look at DesignerCon (DCON), an annual art and design convention in Anaheim, California. Combining collectible toys and designer goods with underground art, this year's convention included over 700 vendors, custom art shows, and live demonstrations galore. At booth 1221, NOT REAL ART's parent organization, Crewest Studio, took part in the festivities, joined by longtime friends Man One, Anne Martin of Sugar Press Art, and Javie Lopez and OneSaints from Graffiti the City.In this week's episode, you'll hear from a few of the incredible artists, creative professionals, and art lovers who attended DCON 2022. NOT REAL ART founder and host Scott “Sourdough” Power conducts a series of man-on-the-street interviews with a whole host of art world luminaries. From illustrator and Rugrats co-executive producer Dave Pressler to Adventures in Design founder Mark Brickey, you'll hear insight and commentary straight from the mouths of DCON participants. Other interviews include artist and creative director Nina Palomba, Zully from ZooDoo Dolls, digital artist and toy creator Alex Solis, and surrealist painter Mary Jhun.“[At DCON], you get to interface with the artists, you get to talk to them, you get to actually meet people,” says Dave Presssler I look forward to not only meeting fans and collectors, but I get to see all my industry friends too that I don't get to see all year.” For a little taste of design magic, make sure to tune into today's episode on DCON 2022. In Today's Podcast EpisodeMark Brickey shares his perspective on the “transformative year” at DCON 2022Zully from ZooDoo Dolls offers some insight into her cute, creepy creationsA look at the whimsical work Nina Palomba created in collaboration with Pretty in PlasticWhy Dave Pressler believes that artists have to continually reinvent themselves and their ideasHow artmaking helps Mary Jhun connect with people and understand life betterA peek at the classic 1930 Model A Ford that Man One painted for DCON 2022Why DCON 2022 feels like a homecoming to Juan Muniz (aka Ninobuni), who created an illustrated book this yearHow Alex Solis combines physical toys with blockchain at DCON 2022Why having your artwork tattooed on someone's body is the ultimate complimentFor more info, please visit: https://notrealart.com/designercon-2022

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Circle October 27th on your calendar and set your GPS to The Scheels Arena. Epic Events presents their 3rd annual, and biggest yet, Art Show featuring local artists. Enjoy drinks, food and a live DJ while you explore art created in multiple mediums by some of the newest and most respected names in local art! Matt and Edwin from Epic Events share all the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week (9/9 & 9/11) on ART ON THE we feature abstract expressionist artist, Ginny Scott about her current exhibit at Lubeznik Center for Arts and in October at the Village Gallery. Next Chicago-based blues/rock guitarist, Keith Scott, sharing his original music. Our spotlight is on Art Barn's 6th annual Art Blitz coming September 17 and 18 with Amy Navardauskas. Tune in on Friday at 11am for our hour long conversation with our special guests or listen on the web at WVLP.org Listen to past ART ON THE AIR shows at brech.com/aota. Rebroadcast on WVLP - Monday at 5pm and Sunday (9/11) on 7pm on Lakeshore Public Radio 89.1FM or lakeshorepublicradio.org/programs/art-air Please have your friends send show feedback to Lakeshore at: radiofeedback@lakeshorepublicmedia.org Send your questions about our show to AOTA@brech.com LIKE us on Facebook.com/artonthairwvlp to keep up to date about art issues in the Region. New and encore episodes also heard as podcasts on: anchor, NPR ONE, Spotify Tune IN, Amazon Music, Apple and Google Podcasts, plus many other podcast platforms. Larry A Brechner & Ester Golden hosts of ART ON THE AIR. https://www.lakeshorepublicradio.org/show/art-on-the-air/2022-08-31/art-on-the-air-september-11-2022

The recorded conference presentation you are about to hear includes a made up game show, a scene from a novella about artists working in a fictional prison, and a visit to a fake town in the midst of a harsh reckoning around issues of race, justice, othering, and belonging. (A Reprise of Episode 27) Welcome to a Bonus edition of Change the Story Change the World —- as we pay a visit to the 16th Annual Art in Society Conference. Bill Cleveland: Hi I'm Bill Cleveland, the host of Change the Story / Change the World. This week we are going to do something a bit different. A few episodes back we shared a conversation with writer Jan Cohen Cruz to commemorate the New Village Press publication of Meeting the Moment by her and artist activist Rad Periera. This week's bonus episode is indirectly related to another soon to be published New Village volume called the Book of Judith, "an homage to the life of poet, writer, and teaching artist Judith Tannenbaum and her impact on incarcerated and marginalized students." Judith, who passed away in 2019, taught me a lot about both art making, and the imagination. In my own teaching her lessons have been a constant presence, often manifesting through the stories she shared in her work. This was the case In June of 2021 when I participated in an international conference convened by the Art in Society Research Network. My part in this online conference was a presentation about using story-based strategies for community arts training. My approach was to share few stories, including one of Judith's about how using stories can help prepare artists for work in real life communities and social institutions. So, the recorded conference presentation you are about to hear includes a game show, a scene from Judith's novella about artists working in prison, and a visit to a fake town in the midst of a harsh reckoning around issues of race, justice, othering, and belonging. Welcome to a special edition of change the story Change the World —- as we pay a visit to the 16th Annual Art in Society Conference. Hi: I'm Bill Cleveland. I am speaking to you from, Alameda CA, near Oakland which is the traditional land of the Ohlone people and home our county's new VP Kamala Harris. I run the Center for the Study of Art & Community. Our name is a mouthful to be sure but we have a pretty simple mission. Which is basically, helping to Create new community art partnerships in service to building caring, capable & equitable communities and then telling the stories that rise up. Over the past couple of decades, the Center has done that by conducting research, providing cross-sector community arts training, and producing studies, articles books and a podcast on arts-based community development and social change efforts all over the world. Enough about us. I'd like to begin this presentation by inviting you to participate in one of our fabulous Quiz shows. The show is actually a little game called TRUTH OR NO. The object of the game is to spark your imaginations and have a bit of fun. To do this you will need write a few things down, Yeah, I know you thought this conference would be just sitting and watching, but please, indulge me here. I'll give you 30 seconds to grab a pencil and paper. OK now lets start. The game goes like this: In a little bit I am going to share 4 really short-stories that may or may not be true. Your job is to identify the ones that are false. Before I start t you will need to write 1 through 4 on a piece of paper. Now after each little story I tell write T for those you think are true and N for No for the fabrications. This will happen very fast. So here we go. Space Out: Way back in the 20th century the US Space Program felt they needed more public support. So, they decided to engage artists to help them to draw more positive attention to their efforts. This NASA arts program started with a bang – hiring Oh Superman, Laurie Anderson and Pop artist, Robert...

Evelyn Ward makes functional earthenware pots, with monoprinted slip transfers in her studio at Cedar Creek Gallery in Creedmoor, NC. Evelyn's aim is to make well-made pots that are a pleasure to use and look at and have around. She really enjoys making pots and hopes that they bring a little joy to people's lives. http://ThePottersCast.com/851

Co-Directors of Art on the Square join Heidi and Jennifer to kick off the Heidi Glaus Show Without Josh BUT With Jennifer Blome LIVE from Belleville for the 20th Annual Art on the Square!

Owners of Lincoln Theatre join Heidi and Jennifer at the 20th Annual Art on the Square!

Mayor Patty Gregory of Belleville joins Heidi and Jennifer to talk about the 20th Annual Art on the Square, and more!

Fine Craft Artist joins Heidi and Jennifer during the 20th Annual Art on the Square

There are only a few days left to enter the 12th Annual "Art and Soul of the Magic Valley" art festival. This festival is a little different from most because any artist from anywhere in the world can enter. Joining us are Melissa Crane, the executive director of the Magic Valley Arts Council and Art Hoag, who helped create the festival.

What's trending in Peoria Unified? Art's Education! Every spring, we honor the thousands of young artists throughout the Peoria Unified at our Annual Art's & Cultural Festival in Old Town Peoria. We are thrilled to bring back this event in person this year after a two year hiatus due to covid! Today, I am joined by our Arts Education Content Coach, Stacy Hamilton, and Junior High Band Teacher, Carrie Melkin, to learn more about this year's Peoria Arts and Cultural Festival, which is the 20th annual event. Learn more about the Arts & Cultural Festival

Lois Reitzes speaks with Neda Abghari, founder of The Creatives Project and Chloe Alexander, one of the artist-in-studio at Academy Lofts. TCP's 11th Annual “Art of Community” exhibition is titled “Ascension".Plus Senior Producer Kim Drobes talks with Single Drunk Female star Sofia D'Elia. They were joined by D'Elia's co-star Ally Sheedy and the show's creator, Simone Finch. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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LACMA's 10th Annual Art+Film Gala Honors Amy Sherald, Kehinde Wiley, and Steven Spielberg and Raises $5 Million More than 650 Notable Guests Attended the Event, Co-chaired by Eva Chow and Leonardo DiCaprio Presented by Gucci (Los Angeles, November 7, 2021)—The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) hosted its 10th annual Art+Film Gala on November ...

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This special episode is the pilot episode in a new Lehigh Valley Arts Podcast sub-series LVAP: Backstage!In this episode, we go to Allentown's 47th Annual Art-in-the-Park and talk with an abundance of the artists in attendance!

THE NOUVELLA: STORY-BASED COMMUNITY ARTS TRAINING Hi I'm Bill Cleveland, the host of https://change-the-story-chan.captivate.fm/listen (Change the Story / Change the World.) This week we are going to share something a bit different. In June of 2021 I participated in an international conference convened by the https://artsinsociety.com/ (Art in Society Research Network.) My part was a presentation about using story-based strategies for community arts training. Because of the pandemic, the conference was entirely online, with most of the presentation were delivered asynchronously, or what I call In UNREAL TIME, Which I have to admit is not my favorite mode of teaching. My response was to use a few stories about how using stories help prepare artists and their partners from other community sectors for work in communities and social institutions.  What we came up with is a game show, a scene from a novella about artists working in prison, and a visit to a fake town in the midst of a harsh reckoning around issues of race, justice, othering, and belonging.  Welcome to a special edition of change the story Change the World —- as we pay a visit to the 16th Annual Art in Society Conference.  ***** Hi: I'm Bill Cleveland. I am speaking to you from, Alameda CA, near Oakland which is the traditional land of the Ohlone people and home our county's new VP Kamala Harris.   I run the Center for the Study of Art & Community Our name is a mouthful to be sure but we have a pretty simple mission. Which is basically, helping to Create new community art partnerships in service to building caring, capable & equitable communities and then telling the stories that rise up. Over the past couple of decades, the Center has done that by conducting research, providing cross-sector community arts training, and producing studies, articles books and a podcast on arts-based community development and social change efforts all over the world.  Enough about us. I'd like to begin this presentation by inviting you to participate in one of our fabulous Quiz shows.  The show is actually a little game called TRUTH OR NO. The object of the game is to spark your imaginations and have a bit of fun. To do this you will need write a few things down, Yeah, I know you thought this conference would be just sitting and watching, but please, indulge me here. I'll give you 30 seconds to grab a pencil and paper.  OK now lets start. The game goes like this: In a little bit I am going to share 4 really short-stories that may or may not be true. Your job is to identify the ones that are false. Before I start t you will need to write 1 through 4 on a piece of paper. Now after each little story I tell write T for those you think are true and N for No for the fabrications. This will happen very fast. So here we go.  Space Out: Way back in the 20th century the US Space Program felt they needed more public support. So, they decided to engage artists to help them to draw more positive attention to their efforts. This NASA arts program started with a bang – hiring Oh Superman, Laurie Anderson and Pop artist, Robert Rauschenberg as resident artists to make art celebrating the exploration of the cosmos.  CRACKED: Once upon a time A group of neighbors found themselves with a crack house problem. They responded by engaging law enforcement, zoning officials, and the city council, all to no avail. In their desperation they turned to a group of artists from the community. These artists went crazy, whipping out a mural that was so powerful that within 24 hours of its completion the dope peddlers had totally fled the scene, never to return.  MAXED OUT: If you are incarcerated in SuperMax prison you spend 90% of your life locked in an 8x10 cell and will breath fresh air only 60 minutes a week. A woman artist who felt that this was a terrilble thing decided to use her... Support this podcast

What's trending in Peoria Unified? Arts Education! Every spring, we honor the thousands of young artists throughout the Peoria Unified School District at our Annual Art's & Cultural Festival in Old Town Peoria, Ariz. Like most events this year, COVID-19 changed the way we celebrate these students, but it did not impact how important this event is or take away from the importance of arts programming in our community. Through the years and many rounds of budget cuts, Peoria Unified has continued to take pride in and prioritize the importance of educating the whole child through the arts. In this episode we are joined by Director of Arts Education, Mr. Robert Panzer, and Rachel Scherrer from Country Meadows and Sun Valley as we discuss the impact arts make in a student's life. Find out more about Arts Education in Peoria Unified on our website

Artistic inspiration can spring from many things, including very difficult questions. The community art show, “What’s So Good About Good Friday?” explores that question for its yearly exhibition . The show is a collaboration between of the Art Circle of Bloomington-Normal and Second Presbyte rian Church . Local and regional artists delve into their Christian faith and the events surrounding Good Friday to create works for the show, now in its 12 th year. The question at the center of it all came from a friend of Art Circle member Angel Ambrose. “I had a friend who asked me, ‘Why do Christ followers think the cross is good? It was such a horrific event , ’ ” Ambrose recalled. “And my answer to her was what partly birthed this entire thought process : for a Christ follower, it’s not the end of the story, it’s the beginning of a new story , it’s the beginning of a really good story, a story of redemption.” The Art Circle partners with Second Presbyterian Church in downtown Bloomington to

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we chat with Arts Council Wood Buffalo about their proposed art incubator at the old movie theatre and their annual art awards.

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On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Arts Council Wood Buffalo about their 4th annual Buffy awards.

On today's show for June 18, 2019: - The City of Detroit is one of 10 American cities to join a new national program to figure out how to help residents make more money and improve their economic status.  - You’ve heard of Hell, Michigan, right? it’s an unincorporated town near Pinckney in Livingston County. It’s famous for its road signs, a tavern and stores selling souvenirs branded with the community’s name. Now, a California YouTuber has purchased the whole five-acre commercial property and officially renamed it “Gay Hell” in protest of the Trump Administration. - The Conservatory on Belle Isle is opening nearly a month ahead of schedule. - A 2,500 Square Foot Premier Pet Supply is coming to the City Club Apartments near Grand Circus Park. And yes, it'll have a DIY dog wash station. We discuss. - A Grand Opening date has been set for the new Brooks Brewing in Ferndale. It'll be June 26th, and we talk about their unique approach to pricing their brews. - And finally, there's the 6th Annual Art of the Cocktail competition in downtown Ferndale on Thursday. More: http://www.downtownferndale.com/art-of-the-cocktail/

Laurie Dapice hails from Utica, NY. She had vocal training with tenor Pasquale Caputo, then moved to Manhattan, in 1998. She studied at Mannes College of Music and New School University of Jazz and Contemporary Music, receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Performance and Music, in 2006. During her senior year, she had a weekly show Jazz Fever in Harlem and opened for trombonist Benny Powell. In 2008, she was one of New York’s top 12 Jazz Singers in the Jazzmobile competition and was in the top four. One month later, she headlined at the Zenith Sky Lounge in the Marriott Hotel in Japan. Her first album, Parting the Veil, was recorded at Bennett Studios in Englewood, NJ. She performed at Dream Hotel, Night Hotel, Savoy, Lexington Lounge, Alhambra Ballroom, Sweet Rhythm, Apollo Theater, Minton’s Playhouse, Kitano Hotel, and House of Jazz in Montreal Quebec. In July 2013, she performed with Jazz Forum in the Ella Fitzgerald Celebration at The Hudson River Museum’s amphitheater in Yonker’s where Ella grew up. She performed in Utica, NY, at Munson Williams Proctor Institute’s Annual Art and Music Festival and opened the Spring Jazz Series at Utica Public Library in a sold-out concert. She performed with Billy Harper, Barry Harris, George Mesterhazy, Michael Kanan, Rufus Reid, John DiMartino, Santi Debriano, James Weidman, Paul Lieberman, Elias Bailey, and Benito Gonzalez. Laurie is a 10-time award-winning Jazz Singer, lyricist, and musician, winning awards from ASCAP, Billboard Magazine, ASCAP Plus Awards, and USA songwriting competitions. www.lauriedapice.com www.wijsf.org  

Stephanie Muller Simpson, Executive Director of Heartland Animal Shelter in Northbrook, tells us all about their first annual Art Show and Auction happening on Saturday, October 13th!

As we do every Friday, we’ll be traveling across the state letting you know about people, places and events that make Mississippi a great place to live. We’ll start this road trip off today in Oxford and speak with Wayne Andrews for the 5th Annual Art-er Limits Fringe festival, then we’ll head over to Desoto County and chat with Margaret Yates for their First Friday Back Porch Party, next we’ll move to Tupelo and speak to Linda Sullivan for Dulcimer Day, and end the show with our musical guest Jason Daniels of the Jason Daniels Band, so don’t go far because we’re going on for a ride here on Next Stop MS! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this edition of "Utah Weekly Forum" Your Host, Rebecca Cressman talks with Kimberly Dansie, Vice President of Business Development for CNS of Utah along with Featured Artist Martin Lundell about The 30th Annual Art & Soup to benefit low income, under-insured, and un-insured people in Utah. With over 50 Local Artists & 25 Local Restaurants, this is your chance to help others along with eating delicious food and the chance to purchase beautiful art work. Download and Podcast all the information about the upcoming 30th Annual Art & Soup, with The FM 100.3 APP, Apple Podcasts, Google Play and online at FM 100.3!  

Audio Canvas: 37th Annual Art Auction w/ Hailey Walsh by Aspen Public Radio Past Productions

On this episode of the Combat Jack Show we take it down I-95 South to Durham, North Carolina for the 1st Annual Art of Cool Festival. Our guests were supposed to be Professor Mark Anthony Neal and the GOAT Rakim but due to some unforeseen circumstances the "god mc" had to cancel. However, 9th Wonder joined the discussion and it was one to remember. So hit play and #RaiseTheBar. Let us know what you think of this episode by tweeting @CombatJackShow or hit up the hotline at 347-746-2080.

Today's Utah Weekly Forum with Rebecca Cressman is all about The 29th Annual "Art and Soup Fundraiser" from Community Nursing Services, March 21st-23rd in Salt Lake City, Utah. Kimberly Dansie, VP of CNS and Featured Artist Kristi Grussendorf, talk with Rebecca about the impact this fundraiser has for community and what to expect this year. Over 40 Artists and 20 Restaurants will participate this year, and you have a chance to volunteer as well, CNS-Cares dot org with all the details! Utah Weekly Forum can be downloaded and podcast from FM 100.3! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

27 Kondinin Kondinin Annual Art Exhibition - Janet Repacholi by Roe Tourism Association

On this show, Marie interviews people from the business and nonprofit sectors who work together to make their villages and towns better communities. Marie will be joined by guest co-host Tim Padgett, President and CEO of Teer1 and founder and CEO of the public relations marketing firm The Pepper Group. On this episode, we welcome Roz Long, founder of the RGL Marketing for the Arts, a public relations/marketing firm which represents local nonprofit organizations and emerging artists. A longtime Elmhurst resident, she has produced events such as Elmhurst's Annual Art in the Park and Wilder Mansion Holiday Market.  Long is also the author of the upcoming book: “Creative Journey of Bipolar Disorder.” Our second guests will be representatives from Shriners Hospital in Chicago. The family-friendly hospital has 60 beds and treats children with orthopaedic and neuromusculoskeletal conditions, spinal cord injuries, as well as cleft lip and palate. To ask questions or give comments, call (323) 580-5755. For information about rgl marketing for the arts, visit www.rglmarketingforthearts.com For information about Shriners Hospital in Chicago, visit www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org. For more information about our Radio Shows, visit www.linkedlocalnetwork.com.   Learn more about our guest host: You can contact Tim Padgett at www.teer1.com.   Link Locally, Connect Globally                    

Annual Art of the Matter Holiday Show

It's all about food, beverages, cooking and recipes. Our guests are Food Writers Maralyn Hill & Brenda C. Hill – talking about Salsa & Eastern Arizona's Salsa Trail; Debbie Mansheim – Medjool Dates and Basket Creations and More, LLC; Don Reha – Winemaker at Thornton Winery in Temecula, CA;Kelly Alexander – Author of ‘Hometown Appetites: The Story of Clementine Paddleford, the Forgotten Food Writer Who Chronicled How America Ate’; Jef Klein – Author of ‘The History and Stories of the Best Bars of New York’; andAmy Harris - 3rd Annual Art of Food & Wine Palm Desert

It's all about food, beverages, cooking and recipes. Our guests are Food Writers Maralyn Hill & Brenda C. Hill – talking about Salsa & Eastern Arizona's Salsa Trail; Debbie Mansheim – Medjool Dates and Basket Creations and More, LLC; Don Reha – Winemaker at Thornton Winery in Temecula, CA;Kelly Alexander – Author of ‘Hometown Appetites: The Story of Clementine Paddleford, the Forgotten Food Writer Who Chronicled How America Ate’; Jef Klein – Author of ‘The History and Stories of the Best Bars of New York’; andAmy Harris - 3rd Annual Art of Food & Wine Palm Desert