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We're excited to bring you another episode of Vacation Bible School–Sunday School Dropouts edition! This month we are joined by our favorite podcast editor, Kevin Crowe (@jesusunfollower on social media) to talk about the story of Job. And let us tell ya, this is *not* the story you heard in VBS! We'll also be talking about some of the latest things going on in the world during our “Sanctified Gossip” segment and you won't want to miss our Silly Songs and Arts & Crafts time either!  If you're looking for support to help with the increased stress and anxiety of the election cycle, we are offering a self-led course that is filled with resources, lectures, skills and practices to help you navigate this chaotic time. Find out more information here and use the code ELECTIONS to get $15 off! This podcast is brought to you by the Center for Trauma Resolution and Recovery: an online trauma coaching company whose practitioners are trauma informed and trauma trained to work with individuals, couples and families who have experienced high control religion, cults, and religious trauma. For more information on the support that CTRR provides, for resources–including courses, workshops, and more–head to traumaresolutionandrecovery.com or follow us on Instagram: @traumaresolutionandrecovery  The views and opinions expressed by Sunday School Dropouts are those of the hosts and not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Center for Trauma Resolution and Recovery. Any of the content provided by our guests, sponsors, authors, or bloggers are their own ideas and opinions. The Sunday School Dropouts podcast is not anti-religion but it is anti -harm, -power and control, -oppression and, -abuse and will speak to the harmful practices and messaging of fundamentalist groups.  Follow Andrew on Instagram and TikTok @deconstruct_everything  Follow Laura on Instagram and TikTok @drlauraeanderson or on her website: www.drlauraeanderson.com  Hosts:  Laura Anderson and Andrew Kerbs Music by Benjamin Faye Music @heytherebenji  Editing and Production by Kevin Crowe and can be found at  www.kevincrowe.co

Update to last week's podcast about condition pricing, what happened & my thoughts on the matter. If you have any questions or comments please leave them down below. Thank you for listening, talk next week bye for now Eileen https://eileenlittlecrafts.com - shop & blog

Talking about topics that related to New York City and the governor's new idea about no smartphones in school. Again these are headlines and policies that are put in place but I've added my opinions that I think would help. I am not an expert on policies or a politician but someone who loves her city & wishes the best for all New Yorkers. If you have any comments or questions please leave them down below. Thank you for listening bye for now Eileen.

My thoughts on the Dublin portal here in NYC and what has been going on at the site. I hope that you guys have enjoyed today's podcast, if you have any comments or questions please leave them down below. Thank you for listening bye for now Eileen https://eileenlittlecrafts.com - site & blog use Welcome10 on your first order.

Thing that irk me about New York City. I'm in need of New Yorker who lives in Brooklyn, New York. I have lived here most of my life. This are a few things that have rubbed me that wrong way and what I would love to see fixedhttps://eileenlittlecrafts.com - blog & website

Review two shows ninja Kamiu which are on Anime Swim & Max 13 episodes. The next show is Blood of Zeus seasons 1 - 2 on Netflix 16 episodes. Both are animated and would not be recommended for anyone under the age of 16 due to strong language, gore & some subject matter. Happy Mother's Day. The sale is ending soon use LOVEYOU30 for 30% off the motherhood collection, for everything else use WELCOME10 for 10% off your first order. https://eileenlittlecrafts.com Thank you for listening, hope you enjoyed today's podcast. If you have any questions or comments please leave them down below bye for now Eileen.

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My review of Parasite Gray on Netflix. It is an original story based on the manga which also has anime called parasite Other K dramas to watch on Netflix Kingdom, my name is, possessed, Sweet Home, & Hotel de Luna, Running a sale on the Mother's Day collection use LOVEYOU30 for 30% off or WELOCME10 Blog post -https://eileenlittlecrafts.com...https://eileenlittlecrafts.com... - Taurus items

My review of the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer sunglasses. I recently got a pair of these sunglasses and I wanted to share with you my first impressions of the glasses. I've only had them for a couple of days and I'm excited to share with you what I've learned and how much I like them so far. In the future, I will keep you updated if I still enjoy them as much. I also give updates on this week's new items from my shop, Eileen's little crafts. I hope that you enjoy today's podcast thank you for listening bye for now Eileen https://eileenlittlecrafts.com - my site https://linktr.ee/eileen_theli... - all my links to social media

When you think about it, being a YouTuber isn't so different from being a singer-songwriter.  In each case, you need to dig deep, be original, authentic and often get incredibly vulnerable – all while the world is looking on.  Canadian singer/songwriter Haley Blais has proven truly brilliant in both fields! This hit-YouTuber-turned-award-winning-musician shows us exactly why that is on her new album Wisecrack, and furthermore with the performance she shared with CKUA in this beautifully candid Hidden Track Session.  Haley has experienced a unique artistic evolution, to say the very least. Originally from Kelowna, BC, she started off her involvement in the arts as a classically trained opera singer, eventually making the move to Vancouver and cultivating a fruitful career as a content creator. But music has always been with her, and homespun musical performances proved to be hugely successful on her YouTube channel, including one ukulele-accompanied performance of an old pop song from the 1920s - which has received millions of views in the 2020s!  She has continued branching out into new adventures in music and her career as a singer, songwriter and recording artist kicked into high gear with her debut EP in 2016. In late 2023, she released her sophomore full-length album Wisecrack on Arts & Crafts. The album release tour saw her take a spin through Alberta in early 2024 and brought her to CKUA's live performance space for an intimate, funny, heartbreaking and occasionally expletive-laden session on the Hidden Track Podcast.  Hidden Track is a CKUA production made possible by the generosity of our donor community. Thank you for your support!   

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It's the final episode of season 3 of the Electric Rodeo and as you know, there were still a few things to tick off our lists. Rope tying, vibrating underwear, pegging, double penetration, sex art and writing erotica is still to come. Tune in to find out how we got on and whether we both got ticks, ticks, ticks across the board! Use code RODEO10 to get 10% off your order at Adulttoymegastore.   What to expect from the episode? Rope tying Vibrating underwear Double penetration Sex Art Pegging Erotica   The toys featured this season: The Cowgirl Sex Machine Liberator Talea Spreader Bar B-vibe Rimming Plug Sex Swings Kinki Drip Candles Electrastim Flick Stimulator Pack Share Satisfaction Bondage Rope Double Penetration Dildo Liberator Love is Art Kit Pegging Underwear Set Fetish Fantasy Vulva Pump   Follow us to stay up to date with how they get on with their bucket lists!  Don't forgive to give us a 5 star rating if you loved this episode

On today's episode, I talk to musician Andrew Kenny. Originally from Fort Worth, Kenny formed The American Analog Set in 1995 and over the next decade, released six albums on labels like Emperor Jones, Tiger Style and Arts & Crafts, after which the band went on hiatus. In 2009, Kenny released the first of two albums as The Wooden Birds, but since 2011's Two Matchsticks, he has been rather quiet. That is, until this last year. In 2023, The American Analog Set released their first album in almost two decades For Forever, and most recently, Numero Group released New Drifters, a comprehensive box set of the band's first three albums, and folks, it is worth your time! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here!  

This week Kyle sat down with artist Jordan Leigh (@gooneybirdcrafts) for a lesson on the history of Arts & Crafts. If, like Kyle, you didn't know anything about the Arts & Crafts movement before this episode then you are in for a treat. Plus, Jordan tells about her history with wood working and her how she got into her current project making miniature dioramas. Plus, Kyle and Burnside have some updates for the patreon in the intro! Yes! An intro! We haven't done one of those in like five years. Whaaa? Crazy right?     Weekly Rads: Kyle – Block Printing (craft) , not rad: being maimed several times over the course of a few days by block printing supplies (unfortunate event) Burnside – Fargo (season 5) (show)   Check out Burnside playing video games at https://www.twitch.tv/stayindoorsburnside   Get Kyle Clark's I'm a Person: Director's Cut  You can go to www.kyleclarkcomed.bandcamp.com and pay what you want for the full uncut set from “I'm a Person” which includes 20 mins of unheard material, plus an additional 15 minutes of never released bonus live recordings!   Send Us Stuff! We have a PO Box! This Is Rad! / Kyle Clark PO Box #198 2470 Stearns St Simi Valley, CA 93063   Tales from an Analog Future Get it HERE: https://gumroad.com/analogfuturecomic   Get Kyle's album "Absolute Terror" here: https://smarturl.it/absoluteterror    Go to ww  w .Patreon.com/thisisrad and subscribe to send in questions for our Listener Questions episodes, to get exclusive bonus episodes, extra content, and access to the This Is Rad Discord server!   Check out our merch!     Also! Check out merch for Kyle's record  l abel Radland Records  https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/4109261-radland-logo     Also! Laura started an online store for her art! Go buy all of her stuff!!!  https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lmknight?utm_campaign=8178&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=lmknight    Follow us on social media or whatever! Instagram: @thisisradpodcast @kyleclarkisrad @lmknightart @8armedspidey (Frank Gillen TIR's social media!)  @thearcknight (techno lord Adam Cross)    Twitter: @ThisIsRadPod @kyleclarkisrad @MatthewBurnside @LMKnightArt  

"Our world is dominated by algorithms — by data collection that steers us toward a limited set of products and designers who have paid for the privilege of coming up first in our search. The result is that our taste has gotten . . . only more homogeneous, more limited." —Rachel Tashjian, style contributor to The Washington Post, in her article Whatever Happened to Having Taste? The primary reason I wanted to begin with this quote is because the reality is all too real: good taste is often hard to find, and much of it has to do with remaining inside the box. Often this 'box' is the one we see frequently on Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok. Enter interior designer Heidi Caillier, someone who didn't and doesn't play by the rules of social media, who didn't follow the trends, and trusted her own voice and eye. To walk into a home curated by someone with exquisite taste, time seems to vanish, and the primary emotions one feels are comfort, awe and appreciation even if we don't know at all how they did it. Somehow, it all just works. A symphony of hues, textures, pieces, and details that appear as though they just belong together to welcome the residents of the sanctuary home each time they cross the threshold. I remember seeing interior designer Heidi Caillier's work for the first time. It was the cover story of Rue Magazine in 2019. Caillier had designed a Seattle cottage guided by the charming Scandinavian aesthetic - simple, yet cozy, unique, yet functional, and with thoughtful touches of vintage to create a feeling of nostalgia. I became even more intrigued when I saw her work on a handful of Arts & Crafts houses both in California, Oregon and across the country on the east coast. Heidi was speaking my language (she embraces wallpaper!), as she incorporated the aesthetics that reminded me of English country with modern sensibilities for living well and thoughtfully. Check out a few of the homes here (one of my favorites - the kitchen!), here and here. And her entire portfolio here. As Caillier is also someone who lives in the Pacific Northwest, in Tacoma, Washington, part of my intrigue was her home base as rarely had I seen an interior designer from PNW that has their own aesthetic that wasn't wed to the stereotypical Portland or Seattle modern trends that never quite captured my definition of timelessness or comfort, or even warmth. With delight and immediate appreciation, I began following her on Instagram as she share glimpses into her projects as they begin, are in progress and eventually are completed. As she shares in her new book, just released on September 5th, Memories of Home, the portfolio shared in the pages of the book tells stories that are "nostalgic, romantic, creative, playful but sophisticated, and so incredibly comforting." All the boxes in my ideal of a sanctuary are ticked with that sentence, and indeed each home showcased demonstrates her objectives have met their desired results with each client's home shared, including her own. As timing would have it, the topic of good taste, and the seeming lack thereof arose this month in an article written by style contributor to The Washington Post Rachel Tashjian, as I was pouring through the pages of Heidi's new book, it became immediately clear she understands and brings forth good taste in each of her homes, but how does one do that? Even if we don't hire someone or are unable to work with the talent and expert Heidi provides, how do we curate a home, and in very much the same way, curate a wardrobe and a life that is not guided by algorithms? Well, I think that question in and of itself is a great place to start. Let's take a look at eight key aspects of curating good taste when it comes to our décor.

The activities we do to relax, have fun, and express ourselves enrich our lives in countless ways, but they can also bury our living spaces in tools, materials, supplies, reading materials, and unfinished projects. In episode #182 of The Clutter Fairy Weekly, Gayle Goddard, professional organizer and owner of The Clutter Fairy in Houston, Texas, examines the stuff that accumulates from hobbies, arts, and crafts and offers strategies for keeping “crafty clutter” from spoiling our fun.Show notes: http://cfhou.com/tcfw182The Clutter Fairy Weekly is a live webcast and podcast designed to help you clear your clutter and make space in your home and your life for more of what you love. We meet Tuesdays at noon (U.S. Central Time) to answer your decluttering questions and to share organizing tools and techniques, success stories and “ah-hah!” moments, seasonal suggestions, and timeless tips.To participate live in our weekly webcast, join our Meetup group, follow us on Facebook, or subscribe to our mailing list. You can also watch the videos of our webcast on YouTube.Support the show

Today we're swimming off to the coast for the 42nd Annual Biloxi Seafood Festival, on September 9th with LaWanda Jones, Director of the Biloxi Chamber of Commerce, then we're antiquing at the Mississippi Antique Showcase, October 13th – 14th in Gulfport with MPB Foundation Executive Director, Angela Crossley Ferraez before a last stop in Belmont to check out the 47th Annual Bear Creek Arts & Crafts Festival & Car Show, September 9th with Alderman, Brandon Pharr. Plus, we'll check out what's happening around your neck of the woods! Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop MS!Next Stop, Mississippi is your on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! Each week the show's hosts, Germaine Flood and Kamel King, Tourism Development Bureau Manger with Visit Mississippi, highlight well-known and unknown places in Mississippi with the best food, parks, music and arts. They'll not only tell you what's going on in your neck of the woods, but also share the history and people behind the markets, sporting events, concerts, fairs and festivals all over Mississippi. Hear the personal stories and traditions behind that favorite event you attend each year on Next Stop, Mississippi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Silvie, a Nashville-based musician, weaves soul-stirring melodies and introspective lyrics, drawing inspiration from her childhood love for poetry. Her latest EP, "Eleven Twenty-Eight," showcases her evocative sound, leaving listeners moved and emotionally connected. With her producer, Michael Guillot, Silvie creates music that transcends words, inviting listeners on a profound journey of emotions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musicrowhideout/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musicrowhideout/support

This activity covers the Subjects of: History, Language Arts, Arts/ Crafts, Researching, Culture & of Course Family   Materials: Paper & Something to Write with (Pens, Color Pencils, Markers) Type it our & Print it Pictures of your family or have kids draw them Device to Zoom (book times with family for story time. BONUS: Record it!) Listen to Homeschool Our Way Podcast with Elan Page where I'm interviewed about Five ways to Organically Incorporate History and Culture into your Family's Everyday Education: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/2-five-ways-to-organically-incorporate-history-and/id1691449153?i=1000617804156     200th Episode & 2 Year Anniversary!!!! That means I want to Double the Gifts!   Here's how YOU can get one of the 2 Gifts! (Amazon Gift card!) Leave a Raving Review on Apple Podcast Take a Screenshot of your Review & Share it to your IG Stories Tag me @Kawai_Ahquin on the Stories   Rules: One Review + Story Share = 1 Entry One Entry per Person Must Leave Review & Story Share between 6.30.23 - 7.7.23 Winner will be chosen on 7.9.23 and contacted via IG   -Kawai     Let's be Friends! -> https://www.instagram.com/kawai_ahquin Website -> http://www.homeschoolingentrepreneurmom.com

Que histórias podem ser contadas por tecidos? Inúmeras. A exposição "Expressão dos tecidos: a narrativa a partir das padronagens” faz um recorte da cena têxtil atual. A mostra promove o diálogo entre a obra de seis artistas contemporâneos baseados em Londres e peças da coleção da britânica Barbara Sawyer (1919-1982), que acaba de ser catalogada pelo Centro de Arquivos e Coleções Especiais da London College of Communications. Vivian Oswald, correspondente da RFI em LondresA artista têxtil, que lecionou na Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts por 30 anos, ainda é pouco conhecida fora desta que foi sua área de atuação. Com isso, uma das ideias deste projeto é celebrar sua importância no movimento modernista do design têxtil. Entre outras inovações, Barbara Sawyer introduziu novos materiais na confecção de tramas, como o celofane, ainda na década de 1940. A curadoria da mostra foi feita por quatro estudantes do mestrado da Chelsea College of Arts, entre eles a jornalista brasileira de moda Lilian Pacce.“Finalmente, o mundo contemporâneo está começando a valorizar a arte têxtil, que sempre foi muito mais associada ao artesanato do que à arte, especialmente porque é muito associada às mulheres, e as mulheres nunca foram muito reconhecidas no mundo das artes”, afirma Lilian.Meio aos artistas participantes, a brasileira Patricia Tavares é a única a ter uma peça comissionada para a exposição. Sua obra, "The Black Sheep", tem mais de 4,5 metros de altura e escancara a influência do Barroco na vida desta mineira que cresceu indo a igrejas e das figuras femininas que a influenciaram. A peça é como uma colcha de retalhos com tecidos de roupas, zíper, fivelas e luvas que reinterpretam suas memórias pessoais e identidade cultural.Já a inglesa Claire Barber transforma em tecidos os sons da natureza. A lituana Egle Jauncems mistura imagens entremeando pinturas, colagens e costura. Ela usa diferentes tramas para construir uma ponte poética entre o racional e o irracional. Os símbolos do código morse, por exemplo, já formaram palavras em suas telas.SanquharA russa Yelena Popova usa padrões tradicionais que ela digitaliza e redigitaliza. A partir de pinturas, vídeos e instalações, ela explora as relações culturais do capitalismo e da industrialização. Na exposição, Yelena se inspira na tradicional padronagem de Sanquhar, da Escócia. E a britânica Srabani Ghosh trabalha com esculturas em papel para recontar histórias e suas memórias da Índia.Quem entende do riscado, e Lilian entende, sabe que as tramas são feitas a partir de cálculos matemáticos. "A ideia é trabalhar a linguagem por meio dessas padronagens, que podem acontecer por meio de sons, como é o caso de Claire Barber, ou de técnicas bem diferentes, como a escultura da Srabani Ghost. A interpretação de um padrão super clássico escocês, chamado Sanquhar, feito pela Yelena Popova, tem a ironia da Egle Jaucems, com telas recortadas, tramadas. E a questão do feminino e do Barroco [está presente] na obra da brasileira Patricia Tavares”, ela explica.Especialista em moda, a jornalista nascida em São Paulo é autora de diversos livros, como “O biquíni Made in Brazil”, “Ecobags: moda e meio ambiente” e “Pelo mundo da moda: criadores, grifes e modelos”, que tem prefácio de Vivienne Westwood.Antes de se mudar para Londres, onde conclui seu mestrado em curadoria da UAL, a Universidade das Artes de Londres, Lilian lecionava no mestrado de Jornalismo Cultural da Faap. Em 2019, ela assinou a curadoria da segunda etapa do projeto Masp Renner. Desde 2021, Lilian passou a integrar o board internacional de História das Roupas de Banho da BikiniART Museum Foundation.A exposição "Expressão dos tecidos: a narrativa a partir das padronagens” poderá ser visitada no Chelsea Espace, de 3 a 9 de julho.

Que histórias podem ser contadas por tecidos? Inúmeras. A exposição "Expressão dos tecidos: a narrativa a partir das padronagens” faz um recorte da cena têxtil atual. A mostra promove o diálogo entre a obra de seis artistas contemporâneos baseados em Londres e peças da coleção da britânica Barbara Sawyer (1919-1982), que acaba de ser catalogada pelo Centro de Arquivos e Coleções Especiais da London College of Communications. Vivian Oswald, correspondente da RFI em LondresA artista têxtil, que lecionou na Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts por 30 anos, ainda é pouco conhecida fora desta que foi sua área de atuação. Com isso, uma das ideias deste projeto é celebrar sua importância no movimento modernista do design têxtil. Entre outras inovações, Barbara Sawyer introduziu novos materiais na confecção de tramas, como o celofane, ainda na década de 1940. A curadoria da mostra foi feita por quatro estudantes do mestrado da Chelsea College of Arts, entre eles a jornalista brasileira de moda Lilian Pacce.“Finalmente, o mundo contemporâneo está começando a valorizar a arte têxtil, que sempre foi muito mais associada ao artesanato do que à arte, especialmente porque é muito associada às mulheres, e as mulheres nunca foram muito reconhecidas no mundo das artes”, afirma Lilian.Meio aos artistas participantes, a brasileira Patricia Tavares é a única a ter uma peça comissionada para a exposição. Sua obra, "The Black Sheep", tem mais de 4,5 metros de altura e escancara a influência do Barroco na vida desta mineira que cresceu indo a igrejas e das figuras femininas que a influenciaram. A peça é como uma colcha de retalhos com tecidos de roupas, zíper, fivelas e luvas que reinterpretam suas memórias pessoais e identidade cultural.Já a inglesa Claire Barber transforma em tecidos os sons da natureza. A lituana Egle Jauncems mistura imagens entremeando pinturas, colagens e costura. Ela usa diferentes tramas para construir uma ponte poética entre o racional e o irracional. Os símbolos do código morse, por exemplo, já formaram palavras em suas telas.SanquharA russa Yelena Popova usa padrões tradicionais que ela digitaliza e redigitaliza. A partir de pinturas, vídeos e instalações, ela explora as relações culturais do capitalismo e da industrialização. Na exposição, Yelena se inspira na tradicional padronagem de Sanquhar, da Escócia. E a britânica Srabani Ghosh trabalha com esculturas em papel para recontar histórias e suas memórias da Índia.Quem entende do riscado, e Lilian entende, sabe que as tramas são feitas a partir de cálculos matemáticos. "A ideia é trabalhar a linguagem por meio dessas padronagens, que podem acontecer por meio de sons, como é o caso de Claire Barber, ou de técnicas bem diferentes, como a escultura da Srabani Ghost. A interpretação de um padrão super clássico escocês, chamado Sanquhar, feito pela Yelena Popova, tem a ironia da Egle Jaucems, com telas recortadas, tramadas. E a questão do feminino e do Barroco [está presente] na obra da brasileira Patricia Tavares”, ela explica.Especialista em moda, a jornalista nascida em São Paulo é autora de diversos livros, como “O biquíni Made in Brazil”, “Ecobags: moda e meio ambiente” e “Pelo mundo da moda: criadores, grifes e modelos”, que tem prefácio de Vivienne Westwood.Antes de se mudar para Londres, onde conclui seu mestrado em curadoria da UAL, a Universidade das Artes de Londres, Lilian lecionava no mestrado de Jornalismo Cultural da Faap. Em 2019, ela assinou a curadoria da segunda etapa do projeto Masp Renner. Desde 2021, Lilian passou a integrar o board internacional de História das Roupas de Banho da BikiniART Museum Foundation.A exposição "Expressão dos tecidos: a narrativa a partir das padronagens” poderá ser visitada no Chelsea Espace, de 3 a 9 de julho.

Born and raised in Tennessee, Elizabeth showed great promise in both the arts and mathematics. She first specialized in engineering, earning an M.S. in civil engineering from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and working in several engineering jobs. In 2012, she moved to Seattle, WA, and in 2015 decided to nurture her artistic side through woodworking. Her first creations included several pieces of furniture in the Arts & Crafts style, but she eventually turned to smaller objects and now specializes in bowls, spoons, and boxes. Her skills range from natural finish and simple forms to highly carved and painted forms that emulate natural motifs. She is the AAW's 2023 POP Artist Showcase recipient, and teaches woodturning at the Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, WA and the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. She serves as program director and Women in Turning liaison for the Seattle Woodturners Club. You can follow along with Elizabeth on Instagram.  Become a patron of the podcast HERE.

At times, the protagonist of Andy Shauf's new album Norm might strike you as a charming, shambling sort of fellow. Norm likes getting high, he watches The Price Is Right, he's been known to lock his keys in his car, he seems excited when Halloween is coming up. Those moments all seem innocuous enough, and it's certainly easy to get lost in just how flat-out gorgeous the songs on this record are. But listening carefully, it starts to become clear that there's something a whole lot more sinister going on here.  There's a lot to process and ponder. Andy gives you just enough detail that you can begin to put the plot's puzzle pieces together, but he also masterfully maintains a great deal of space in this story. It's a space where your imagination can wander, where you might find yourself reflecting on some big questions, and which becomes increasingly unsettling as the album unfolds.  Andy's previous album-length narratives like The Party and The Neon Skyline have garnered him Juno Award nominations, and landed him on the Short List for the Polaris Music Prize. And although this is another beautiful-sounding, long-playing yarn... well, he's going in a dramatically different and darker direction with Norm. It's a bit like a chilling, slow-paced novel; or a sinister movie; or a true crime podcast that involves divine intervention. It's certainly an album like no other.  Norm was released February 10th, 2023, via Anti- and Arts & Crafts. Originally from Estevan, Saskatchewan, Andy Shauf returned to the Canadian prairies in March of 2023 as part of an international album release tour. While preparing to play a big concert hall show at The Winspear Centre, he generously made space in his busy schedule to spend some time at CKUA's Edmonton studios - and he brought his guitar!  In this episode, he shares intimate solo acoustic performances of two songs from Norm: "Halloween Store" and the album's title track. And in a wide-ranging conversation, he tells us all about the record; he relates how a scrapped disco album was part of the process; the way a borrowed synthesizer reinvigorated his songwriting, and fired his imagination for this project; what it's like to have gone from playing small clubs to concert halls in the matter of a few years; why a pop-up Halloween store in Regina, Saskatchewan, holds such special fascination for him; and how he considers himself a storyteller who happens to use music as his medium. 

 Kristy's work, like her personality, is at times difficult to pin down. Her brushstrokes can ebb and flow from highly detailed and meticulous to free-flowing and boundless, all the while remaining captivating and unmistakable. For the last 19 years, Kristy's obsession with paint and paper has evolved into the innovative and widely recognized brand, Momental Designs. Kristy has transformed event stationery into a persuasive and compelling medium that garners global attention from media, celebrities and some of the world's most creative individuals. Widely regarded as an industry tastemaker, Kristy's styling, painting and stationery innovations have been featured in creative editorials and installations in some of the world's most famed publications.   Kristy's work has been credited in People Magazine, OK! Magazine, Good Morning America, New York Live, The Knot, Inside Weddings and Brides Magazines, Vanity Fair, Martha Stewart Weddings, Flutter, You and Your Wedding, Brides UK along with countless blogs. Kristy's work has also crossed over into fine art and lifestyle markets with licensing and the development of branded product lines for the top Arts & Crafts stores nationwide. Her licensed artwork can be found at Bed, Bath and Beyond, Target, Walmart, Anthropologie, Chatbooks and more. She is a 11-time author with Schiffer Publishing. https://www.facebook.com/momentaldesigns/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/momental/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/momentaldesigns/ http://www.momentaldesigns.com/ Let's chat about goals! Send me a DM on instagram (www.instagram.com/livelywedacademy) with your goal for the year and we'll figure out how you can reach your goal and stay on track this year!

Recorded 2/26/2023 This week I had the chance to speak with my friend Steve McDonald. He's a crafter and a YouTube creator, but even more importantly he helps people figure out ways to make their crafting hobby into a business. It's a fun conversation where I really try to get into the mindset of one of the most genuine and caring people I know and I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed chatting! Steve's Thing of the Week: A Hairdryer (Example): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003TQPRGY Vincent's Thing of the Week: Resincrete (Affiliate Link): https://amzn.to/3YcEnhD (Use code STEVECRETE to get 30% off!) Where to find Steve online: Web: https://stevemcdonaldcrafts.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts and https://www.youtube.com/@SteveMcDonaldCrafting Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevemcdonaldarts/ === Vincent's links here: https://www.vincentmferrari.com/links Support the show at https://www.vincentmferrari.com/support

On today's episode, I talk to musician Damian Abraham. Originally from Toronto, Damian has been playing in punk bands since he was a tween. In 2001, he formed Fucked Up with Mike Haliechuk and has been the lead singer ever since. They've recorded six albums and dozens and dozens of EPs and other recordings on labels like Arts & Crafts, Merge and Matador. Damian is also the host of the interview podcast Turned Out a Punk, which has featured many of the same wonderful guests you've heard on Beginnings. Fucked Up's latest album One Day was just released last week on Merge, and like everything else they do, it's great! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here!

Happy Boxing Day, Campers! Today we learn the history of Boxing Day and of boxing the sport as Madison takes us to the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

Though small, this house was crock full of quality and character. Listen in to find out how it went and what things to look for when buying a 1915 house like this. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-mckenzie9/support

Executive Functioning...what exactly is it? Our hosts, Jenny & Sheena, talk a little bit about an overview of executive functioning, some of the skills involved with it, and some ways you can work on it with your kids especially during the winter months. Look for some of the activities shared on the blog and social media! For more from Jenny & Sheena, follow us on Instagram: @_andthenwehadkids or visit our website: www.andthenwehadkidspodcast.com If you'd like to leave us a message or share a topic you'd like us to cover in a future episode, you can do so at the following link: https://anchor.fm/and-then-we-had-kids/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The two-month-long event from the Society of Arts + Crafts used to be held in-person. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Today, Jay White and Kamel King, with Visit Mississippi, visit the 44th Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival in Ocean Springs with Cynthia Sutton, Executive Director of the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce, before stopping in Picayune for the 56th Semi-Annual Picayune Fall Street Festival with Reba Beebe, Picayune Main Street Executive Director. Then they're off to Jackson for the “Reflecting Jackson in the Blues” events with Peggy Brown, Talent Coordinator with the Central MS Blues Society. Next Stop, Mississippi is your on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! To view or submit events: www.mpbonline.org/community/mississippi-events/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Join host Dylan as he interviews the wonderful Dr. Sarah Khan from Rochester, MN! Main Questions 1:45 Why did you go into dentistry? 5:05 How come you chose to become a paediatric dentist? 9:38 What is a common myth about your job/field of expertise? Why do you think people believe it? Speed round 12:18 You have worked in 4 states: Pennsylvania, NY, Maryland and now Minnesota…. where did you enjoy working the most? 15:00 If you could have coffee with a historical figure, who would it be? 16:55 What is one piece of advice you'd give to someone starting out in your career? 22:06 What occupation (other than your own) would you like to try? 24:10 What was your favorite subject in school? 28:13 Shoutout!

This week we discuss some art heists gone wrong, a woman accused of witchcraft so dumb it inspired a musical, the haunted paintings Jenn is going to use to murder Kate, and why exactly renaissance art was so dang good. Kate manages pull off a 100% witchcraft episode and Jenn legitimately scares the crap out of her. Don't miss out on Arts & Crafts! This episode is amazing! If you have stories or suggestions for upcoming episodes, please feel free to contact us at weirdflexpodcast@gmail.com or follow us at weirdflexpodcast on Instagram. We can't wait to hear from you! As always, sharing and reviewing our podcast helps us grow and is very much appreciated.

Adria and Allie discuss potty training, school starting and watching for kids, Taylor Sweet Corn, this week's nature walk, Battle of the Bands & Vans (volunteers wanted), Arts & Crafts at Charlie Clark's, Chris Kane Trio, White Mountain Market, Show Low Mainstreet Market, Honey Extraction, and Movies in the Park.  Family Events Saturday, September 3rd - 8:30 am Taylor Sweet Corn Festival at Taylor Rodeo Park https://snowflaketaylorchamber.org/annual-events/  Saturday, September 3rd - 9 am Nature Hike with Rob Bettasio at WM Nature and Wildlife Center  https://whitemountainnaturecenter.org/events/  Saturday, September 3rd - 12 pm Battle of the Vans & Bands at Frontier Park https://www.facebook.com/ShowLowMainStreet  Saturday, September 3rd and Sunday September 4th - Labor Day Arts and Crafts Show at Charlie Clark's Orchard  http://pinetoplakesideaz.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=1231  Adult Events Friday, September 2nd - 7 pm Chris Kane Trio at The Lion's Den https://www.thelionsdenpinetop.com/music-lineup  Upcoming Events September 10th - Honey Extraction at WM Nature and Wildlife Center https://whitemountainnaturecenter.org/events/   September 10th - 7:30 pm Movies in the Park 'Luca' at Mountain Meadows Recreation Park https://www.pinetoplakesideaz.gov/calendar.aspx?PREVIEW=YES&EID=1189  #AZWM #ARIZONAWHITEMOUNTAINS #AZWHITEMOUNTAINS #ARIZONASBACKYARD   Recorded at the Birdman Media Studios. The Community Shout is how you the listener can come in and share anything from charity events, to fundraisers and even just to comment on how cool your neighbor is at no cost! Just stop by on Tuesday morning at 10:00 am in the Birdman Media Studios, have a seat and tell everyone what's going on.   The following are the sponsors of the ARIZONA WHITE MOUNTAINS Podcast show, please visit them and give them your support when you can, as they make this show possible. Premier Sponsors: Summit Healthcare Town of Pinetop-Lakeside City Of Show Low The Hub   Arizona's Mountain Home Hunters Buffalo Bill's Tavern and Grill Darbi's Cafe Edward Jones - Jason DiCamillo Elevate Athletics Firehouse Subs The House Restaurant J&T Wild-Life Outdoors La Casita Cafe The Lion's Den The Lodge Sports Bar & Grill The Maverick Magazine Nexus Coalition for Drug Prevention PersNIKKIty's Pour Station - White Mountain Purified Water Solterra Senior Living St. Anthony's School Sutton Weed & Pest Control White Mountain Tees WME Theaters

You don't need a Ph.D. to change the world. We all have the potential to make a significant, positive impact.In the latest episode of The Guide Post, Mr. Robert Vasiluth stops by to explain his "grassroots" approach to discovering a pretty incredible, innovative way to leverage the ecological behavior of clams to plant and grow eel grass - a vital but rapidly declining base of our estuaries.From supporting lower trophic levels in the food web to providing nursery habitat for gamefish and improving water quality through filtration, as anglers we recognize the value of grasses and mangroves to healthy, viable habitat for our fisheries.This podcast is presented by Costa Sunglasses.Follow ASGA on Social to stay up to date on current events!Instagram = @SaltwaterGuidesAssociationFacebook = American Saltwater Guides Association

Jay Blaze and Twiggy talk to Dan from Michigan Gems & Genetics about their upcoming event Aug 26TH and 27TH at the Sarns Resort Campground with 50+ Vendors, Live Music and DJ, Arts & Crafts, Education , The Cannabus, Food Trucks and Camping along with a killer after party. This is one event you dont want to miss!  Event tickets and info:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/michigan-gems-n-genetics-tickets-352398883547  Be sure to follow them on Instagram to stay in the loop https://www.instagram.com/michigan_gemsngenetics/ Check out these great savings! https://www.growstrongindustries.com/ coupon code organicallyblunt https://dankseeds.org/ Coupon code- organicallyblunt SoFem Genetics- https://theunofficialgoodguys.com/sof... - Coupon code organicallyblunt Captain Red Beard Seeds- https://captainredbeardseeds.com/ - Coupon code organicallyblunt Seedsman Seeds-  https://www.seedsman.com/ use coupon code organicallyblunt Check out https://www.xtreme-gardening.com/ Episode analytics

Let's get crafty! Tambay with us as we talk about making things with our hands and the art shows that influenced our childhood. Oh, and that show Abbi mentions? It's Hands On: Crafts for Kids. Watch the little girl get heartbroken here: Good News Movement's Instagram Support the show through these affiliate links: Lazada - podlink.co/ne2 Shopee - podlink.co/rhs Have anything to share with us? Email us at tambaysabahaypodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tambay-sa-bahay/message

Underground artists fueling Ukraine's wartime production. Laurel meets seamstresses sewing bulletproof vests, artists welding anti-tank obstacles and even advertising executives using online targeted ads to break through Russian propaganda. Some work alone, in their kitchens or home studios. Others are more organized, building production lines in community halls and co-working spaces. All over the country, people are contributing whatever skills they have to offer. ~ “RESISTANCE: Stories from Ukraine” is a harrowing and inspirational journey across Ukraine in the first weeks of Russia's invasion. While the military wages war on the frontlines, everyday citizens are picking up whatever weapons they can, including their smartphones, computers, sewing needles, and guitars. Photojournalist Laurel Chor travels to cities across the country, finding extraordinary stories that go beyond the headlines. For more reporting, and a complete transcript of this episode, please visit: https://projectbrazen.com/resistance

Notre 1ère invitée est Ariane Moffatt pour la sortie de son 7ème album Incarnat (Simone Records). INCARNAT… Dans la chair 20 ans se sont écoulés depuis Aquanaute, la toute première offrande. Autant d'années gratifiées de rencontres fulgurantes et de projets fous. Pour marquer le coup, Ariane Moffatt désirait faire les choses autrement ; s'approcher du public de manière dépouillée, sans artifice. Elle a d'abord cru que ce serait en revisitant son répertoire le temps d'une tournée solo piano, simplicité qu'elle ne s'était jamais permise auparavant. Elle entame la démarche avec acharnement à travers la centaine de chansons composant son catalogue. L'idée est emballante, elle devient la promesse de franchir une étape avec panache, pour aboutir dans un horizon encore inconnu. Mais puisque les chemins de la création sont souvent imprévisibles, l'attendait dans le détour une inévitable introspection. Un regard de biais forcé par le temps qui passe, l'opportunité d'écouter ce mouvement puissant qui s'agitait en elle. Redire semblait étrange. Il lui fallait nommer. Elle déroute du tracé initial et se lance dans une première composition. Le ton est viscéral, intimiste. Nous sommes à l'heure des vertiges face aux gestes irrépressibles. S'ensuit une virée au cœur du volcan. Incarnat, c'est le nom donné à une teinte rouge-rose clair et vif, proche de la chair et des couchers de soleils d'automne. Une famille de couleurs ayant la force de soutenir l'imprévu, la nécessité. Incarnat c'est le ton de ce nouvel opus traversé par la franchise. Une poésie sans masque mue entre autres par le désir, les questionnements autour de la filialité, l'envie d'un ailleurs extraordinaire et l'emprise des jours ordinaires. Le dépouillement souhaité au départ aura teinté l'ensemble des textes d'Incarnat d'une intimité certaine, fragile, parfois brutale. Ici, nommer devient une forme de résistance face aux vents contraires, le regard tourné vers la beauté du monde ; une oscillation entre le sublime et l'impuissance.     Incarnat a été écrit composé et enregistré à Montréal, d'un automne à un autre, traversant 2019 jusqu'à 2020 sur fond de pandémie mondiale. Et pour un magnifique duo, de Paris jusqu'au Mile End, a voyagé la voix si évocatrice de Lou Doillon sur Jamais trop tard (adaptation libre de Everybody's gotta learn sometime, popularisée par Beck dans la B.O du film Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind). L'autrice Fanny Britt a posé ses mots translucides sur la musique d'Ariane, signant ainsi le texte de Phèdre en Forêt. Mars 2021, Ariane Moffatt vous dévoile délicatement Incarnat, son septième album de chanson originales.   Titres joués extrait de l'album Incarnat - Beauté voir le clip - Jamais trop tard - Incarnat voir le clip - Nature voir le clip + bonus voir le clip Espoir.     Puis nous recevons un autre montréalais Pierre Kwenders qui présente son 3ème album José Louis and the Paradox of Love (Arts & Crafts).   Pierre Kwenders, co-fondateur du collectif Moonshine, musicien, auteur-compositeur et DJ d'origine congolaise basé à Montréal, annonce José Louis and the Paradox of Love qui sortira, le 29 avril 2022, sur Arts & Crafts. Le premier single Papa Wemba est un hommage au roi de la rumba congolaise et pionnier de la sapologie, a déjà attiré l'attention de nombreux médias.   Né à Kinshasa, capitale de la République démocratique du Congo, Kwenders emprunte son nom de scène à son grand-père, un homme d'affaires et une figure locale très respectée. Suivant les traces de sa mère, Kwenders a immigré du Congo à Montréal en 2001. Il a baigné dans la musique dès son plus jeune âge. Cela lui a d'abord valu la réputation de danseur énergique lors des réunions de famille, puis c'est au sein d'une chorale qu'il continuera à exprimer son art. Inspiré par la "sagacité", un mode de vie inventé par le chanteur ivoirien Douk Saga, qui signifie travailler dur pour pouvoir jouer dur, il s'impose aujourd'hui à travers trois albums comme un architecte de la musique africaine moderne. Pierre Kwenders crée un mélange unique de sons électroniques aux influences afro inspirés de la Rumba congolaise qu'il propage avec Moonshine, un collectif d'artistes multidisciplinaire afrocentré co-fondé par Pierre Kwenders en 2014 qui célèbre la diversité musicale et artistique et le clubbing. Au moment d'écrire ces lignes, Pierre Kwenders est dans sa ville natale à Kinshasa pour le lancement de Papa Wemba.      José Louis and the Paradox of Love est son troisième album où il rend hommage à la terre natale et à toutes les personnes qui l'ont influencé tout au long de son parcours. Ce 3ème album marque l'arrivée de l'artiste à un nouveau tournant de sa carrière artistique. Il s'inspire librement de son héritage culturel multiple. Conteur dans l'âme, Kwenders s'inspire des subtilités de l'amour. Ses chansons tissent des récits à partir de souvenirs du passé, d'esquisses de sa ville natale et de réflexions sur l'avenir. Enregistré pendant quatre ans dans différentes villes, par-delà les frontières, et avec de nombreux·ses collaborateur·rices, dont Win Butler, King Britt, Ngabo, Sônge, anaiis, Babel Bukasa, Michael Brun, Uproot Andy et Africa Intshiyetu Choir, José Louis and the Paradox of Love est l'aboutissement du développement personnel et de la dextérité musicale que Kwenders a affinée au fil des années. Par ailleurs Pierre Kwenders travaille sur un documentaire Zaïre Space Program, dont voici l'acte 1.   Titres joués extraits de l'album José Louis and the Paradox of Love - Church - Coupé - Papa Wemba voir le clip - No No No - Sahara + bonus voir le clip Kilimanjaro.   Réalisation : Laurie Plisson.

We had fun today with the our guests today as we talked about the sip and wine scene, trips to Baltimore, getting pulled over by the cops, Joe Rogan....again and we get to know more about our dope guests! Make sure to show them love and support and follow the on Instagram! @magsbookshelf @betweenthereadspodcast @officialj1studios @demondholt

Whitney, RaVoe and Lily discuss their favorite badges they've earned in the Arts & Crafts category. Lily shares a haiku she wrote about eggs. www.ProperMountainWoman.com

Thanksgiving Popcorn Arts and Crafts with Katie Leigh & Chris Anthony Lansdowne! Brought to you by scissors, glue and paper plates! (not official sponsors of the show, YET!) Popcorn wreaths and Popcorn-ucopia! Glue Snacks! Slingshot motorcycles Thank you for watching our show! We would love to continue making content for you all, so if you would like to help us grow our channel please feel free to donate by clicking this link: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/katieleighvo Big thanks to our Patrons! Join our Patreon Family and enjoy all new episodes of our other shows including "Welcome to Later," "Adventures in Popcorn," and more Fun Stuff! https://www.patreon.com/TellYaLater Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tellyalatershow/ Get the Updated edition of our book, "ADVENTURES IN ODDITY" with 58 all-new pages - new cartoons by Will too! Learn more about Iggledip and other oddities! Order your autographed paperback copy.......https://www.katieleigh.com/books-audio OR the audiobook: https://www.katieleigh.com/books-audio OR Watch us "read" the BONUS CHAPTERS via our VIDEOBOOK available on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/adventuresinoddity --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tell-ya-later/support

In this week's episode, Louisa and the Fantastic Fo speak to Carl Junior AKA the black expat. Carl is a full time podcaster (amongst many other things) who moved to Taiwan 11 years ago from Chicago. Carl talks us through moving to Beijing and then Taiwan at a time before google maps and Facebook, and how adjusting (and growing up to some extent) in Taiwan turned it into a place he now calls home.We hear about how he started the first 100% black owned bar and art gallery in Taiwan, wrote a book, and started a podcast, all while managing a school department. We delve into some great topics, and Carl shares some insights into dating, living and the importance of sharing our experiences. Definitely a great one to start off your week, and if you're listening and you've visited any of the places mentioned, share the story on instagram and tag us!--We love putting the show together for you, and we hope you love it too! If you do, a great way to help us grow is to subscribe to the show and rate/review us on your podcast app so more people find us. If you have any questions, comments or potential guests for us, you can reach us on social media or drop us an  email:  Twitter | Instagram | Email Notes and links from this episode:Guest Instagram : @theblack_expatGuest Linktree : The Black Expat Podcast

Episode Summary: In this episode, I share a theology of creativity and how we can better incorporate that into our lives, our kids, and our faith. We talk about process art vs product art, plus being made in the image of a creative God. I also share NASA research that proves we are all “creative geniuses” from birth and we talk about ways to practice using that creativity that is still there in all of us. Verses from the episode: Deuteronomy 6:4-9 Genesis 1:1 Genesis 1:27 Links from the episode: “You're 96 Percent Less Creative Than You Were as a Child.” “We are born creative geniuses and the education system dumbs us down, according to NASA scientists“ Playfully Faithful Parenting Podcast is a ministry of CreatedtoPlay.com. For more resources, tips, devotions, and tools check us out online: https://createdtoplay.com . Freebies for you: Want to work with me? Sign up for a 15-minute free coaching call: https://createdtoplay.com/free-coaching Join my free 5-day Bible Play Challenge: https://createdtoplay.com/challenge Get 17 fun, free kid's blessings for meals: https://createdtoplay.com/kids-blessings Even though I'm an introvert, I'm social! Let's connect! Instagram: https://instagram.com/createdtoplay Facebook: https://facebook.com/created2play Twitter: https://twitter.com/createdtoplay Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/createdtoplay Did you enjoy the show? Subscribe and leave me a 5-star review on Apple Music and make me giddy. Music by jorikbasov from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/support

In this episode of Joculation, LP shares his unique brand of comedy and satire on more Natural Selection inspired TikTok trends such as the Frozen Honey Challenge and explosive diarrhea, arts and crafts with Steve-O from Jackass as he asks for body and pubic hair donations from men for the Sasquatch bodysuit he's creating and the Canadian Olympic Bronze Medalist unleashing her inner MacGyver mid-slalom to repair a hole in her canoe with a left over condom generously provided by the Japanese Olympic committee. If you enjoyed listening to the show, please give it a five-star rating, a review, and please share with your friends. It all genuinely helps others to find Joculation and grow the Circle of Intimacy. Please be sure to subscribe on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, or wherever you are listening. The Joculation podcast is available across all major podcast platforms. If you would like to experience the live interactive social broadcast of Joculation in its entirety, you can catch Joculation every Friday night 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM Mountain Time (10:00 PM - 12:00 AM Eastern Time) at MSP Waves (https://mspwaves.com), Theta.tv (https://www.theta.tv/mspwaves), VIMM.tv (https://www.vimm.tv/msp-waves) - or join the audience in the Circle of Intimacy in the Peace, Abundance and Liberty Discord Server (https://mspwaves.com/discord). Please take a moment to stop by DShop and pick up some official LP merchandise. New merch is being added regularly and all the proceeds support the show. Check out LP's DShop (https://shop-lpfaust.ogn.app) when you have a moment. Follow me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/FaustLp) to keep up to date with all things LP and thank you. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lpfaust/message

I've missed y'all!!!! Welcome to Season 2 of Arts Crafts and Go tf To Therapy! Episode 1 is a reflection of the time that's passed since our last episode, and the lessons I've learned along the way. It's been almost a year since I started this podcast, so expect a little reflection and a lot of thankfulness! This mental health check-in was a way for me to see where I started and how far I've come, and damnit I'm proud of me

Lawrence Hoffman, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Marvy Uchida, shares how Le Pen became the most recognizable product of the Marvy Uchida brand. He and Clint discuss how Marvy Uchida is now working with influencers to bring people together in the creative industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS Lawrence is VP Sales for Uchida. Customers are endeared to Uchida because they remember the products from many years ago and love the quality. How does Uchida engage with the customer? Direct consumer contact - changed website platform to Spotify Social media channels - Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest Respond to feedback in a timely manner What Uchida product is the most recognizable - Le Pen, one of the original Fineline markers from over 25 years ago Drew Barrymore Show reached out and said they were putting Le Pen in their online digital book because Drew loves Le Pen Vanity Fair magazine - a celebrity called out Le Pen as one of their favorite items AFCI is trying to evolve to provide a more well-rounded experience that goes beyond just a trade show. NOTE: Since recording this interview and publishing the episode  Association for Creative Industries (AFCI) and the International Art Materials Association (NAMTA) have announced their intention to merge. Read the NAMTA announcement here. What is the role of trade shows in the future? Still a need for people to connect in person face to face. Lawrence thinks trade shows will still be a vital piece, but thinks the purpose of the trade show will evolve. It doesn't cost anything to be kind!   SUGGESTED ACTIONS Be kind to people and build a legacy of respect.   ______________________

Tiffany and Travis join Heather to discuss why we hold on so hard to crafts like handprint turkeys and butt cheek pumpkins...and whether that's a bad thing? Thanks for listening! Like the show? Consider supporting our work by becoming a Patron , shopping our Amazon Link, or sharing it with someone who might enjoy it. You can leave a comment or ask a question here. Click here for more Heather.

Been a while, right? So much has changed in the last couple of months! ESPECIALLY the podcast. I can't wait for you guys to see what I've been working on...so here's a sneak peek! Season 2 debuts on all major streaming platforms on April 30th 2021!!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/markia-brown/support