Podcasts about aztec sun

Once again I will be hosting my annual Arts Madness Tournament this Spring. I will be posting daily mini-episodes covering 64 diverse artists and artworks from all around the world and from the prehistoric to the present. While many episodes in season 9 will be encore presentations of pervious episodes as a refresher for the works in the tournament, I will have at least one new episode each week covering topics that have not been covered in previous seasons. Today's mini episode is an econre presentation about the Aztec Sun Stone also called the Calendar Stone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sun Stone is probably the first bit of Aztec art I became familiar with even before I studied art. On its face, we see a beautiful image full of symbols laid out in radial symmetry that is just so visually satisfying, but as we look a little closer and get to know the symbols, this stone image is a lot deeper and heavier than I realized. Arts Madness Tournament links: Check out the Brackets Tell me which artist you think will win this year's tournament Give a shoutout to your favorite teacher (I'll send a $50 Amazon gift card to the teacher who gets the most shoutouts on this form by Feb 27) Art Smart is an Airwave Media Podcast. Connect with me: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Tiktok Support the show: Merch from TeePublic | Make a Donation As always you can find images of the work being discussed at www.ArtSmartPodcast.com and of course, please leave a rating or review on your favorite podcast app. You might hear it read out on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this weeks episode we dig into the history of why this artifact was built and what it was used for. We also find out where it is today. Then we take a look at what kind of pop culture referances there might be. Be sure to contact us with any questions about any of our episodes.Email:diggingdeeperwiththeancients@gmail.comInstagram: @diggingdeeperwiththeancientsFacebook: @diggingdeeperwiththeancientsTwitter: @diggingdeeppodSimpsons "Blood Feud" Season 2 Episode 22 (1991)Star Trek : The Animated Series "How Sharper Than  Serphants Tooth" Season 2 Episode 5 (1974)Civilization VI (2016)Black Panther : Wakanda Forever (2022)Doctor Who "The Aztecs" Season 1 Serial 6 (1964)Indiana Jones and His Desktop Adventures (1996)Red Dead Redeption (2010)Age Of Empires III (2005)Ghostbusters : Afterlife (2021)Scooby Doo "The Fiesta Host Is An Aztec Ghost" Episode 102 (1976)

The Sun Stone is probably the first bit of Aztec art I became familiar with even before I studied art. It has been widely represented in various forms of culture from the relatively recent Mexican folk art tradition of Amate paintings to pop culture such as Legends of the Hidden Temple which I must confess was one of my favorite Nickelodeon game shows in the 90s. On its face, we see a beautiful image full of symbols laid out in radial symmetry that is just so visually satisfying, But as we look a little closer and get to know the symbols, this stone image is a lot deeper and heavier than I realized. The Aztec Sun Stone is also often referred to as the Calendar Stone, but it wasn't intended to function in the way we use calendars today. The image is a representation of Aztec mythology describing five consecutive worlds of the sun all carved into the elaborate radial stone glyph. While the calendar stone was not used to mark the passing of days and months, it does have a date represented at the top. 13 Reed represents the start of the fifth and final sun, as well as the year that Itzcoatl began his rule thus legitimizing his rule with a link between the divine and man in the year 1427CE When the Sun Stone was discovered, it was flipped upside down. It is believed that the Aztecs may have flipped it upside down in order to prevent the final cataclysm, the fall of the fifth sun. Flipping the stone would have been no easy feat considering it is about 3 and a half meters wide, almost a meter thick and weighs in at 25 tons although I suppose people will do whatever they can to fend off the end of the world. Now putting this into a historical context, remember that this stone was created in the 15th century and the late 15th century is when Columbus and other European explorers began to make contact with the Americas. About 100 years after The Sun Stone was created, the Spanish conquistadors did effectively end the Aztec civilization so their apocalyptic notion of the 5th sun being the final really wasn't so far off. While the sun didn't fall to the earth, it was the end of their era. Who ARTed is an Airwave Media Podcast. Connect with me: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Tiktok Support the show: Merch from TeePublic | Buy me a coffee As always you can find images of the work being discussed at www.WhoARTedPodcast.com and of course, please leave a rating or review on your favorite podcast app. You might hear it read out on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Women's History Month – Healing Poets Poetic Resurrection has featured various female poets. the talks are divided by the essence of the topic. There are two types of poets on this podcast. This week we will discuss healing poets. The difference between the two since poetry is healing in itself is these talks have the sense of healing others as in self-help/mindfulness. I, myself fit under this category and you can catch any of the many poems on the podcast. For the sake of this episode, I will add a link to the bottom to my talk on Grieving Dreams and the poem Quiet from Inspire Me: Perception. The following episodes can be found on all podcast platforms including: Apple/Itunes, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Audible and wherever podcasts are played. Maryam Ghouth discusses the three-part poetry film Journey of Becoming. A reading of the poem Your Autonomy, (part I) of ‘The Journey of Becoming', which is a series of philosophical poetry films about self-realization. The purpose behind this film is to describe the struggles we face when we step away from the trodden path to follow our own unique path.  https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/perceptions-of-becoming-with-maryam-ghouth/ Louise Alexandra Erskine. We have an amazing discussion with the lovely Louise. We discuss her poetry, toxic relationships, parenting, and being a single mother raising boys and how her poetry and photography clarified and taught her acceptance of being imperfect. We are all a work in progress. https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/soul-of-imperfection-with-louise-alexandra-erskine/ Melissa da Silva discusses her book Lose Me with readings of several of her poems. Her journey from a toxic relationship to self-acceptance and love. We discuss grieving of lost love. https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/soul-of-a-relationship-with-melissa-da-silva/ Trini Rodriguez. We have an informative talk with Trini discussing Native American and Mexican American sweat-lodges and how this brings you closer to your soul. She reads her poem I've Been a Woman. We discuss healing and talking circles and how they facilitate the “self” in becoming “whole” and the Aztec (Sun) calendar and how it guides you to the essence of your character. https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/soul-of-healing-with-trini-rodriquez/ Dr. Egypt Iredia performs a reading of her poem My Child-Like Eyes and the concept and development of the poem. We discuss her journey from a medical doctor, developing a holistic method for her patients, and her love for hidden knowledge and healing. https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/colors-of-life-dr-egypt-iredia/ A talk on Grieving Dreams and how we strive for a dream only to realize we need to let it go. A reading of the poem Quiet from Inspire Me: Perception. https://poeticresurrection.podbean.com/e/colors-of-life-grieving-dreams/ Music: Healing by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3860-healing License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

This week on Poetic Resurrection we have an informative talk with Trini Rodriquez discussing Native American and Mexican American sweat-lodges and how this brings you closer to your soul. We discuss healing and talking circles and how they facilitate the “self” in becoming “whole” and the Aztec (Sun) calendar and how it guides you to the essence of your character. Trini Rodriguez (AKA Tlazohteotl) is co-founder and former Executive Director of Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural & Bookstore (www.tiachucha.org), a cultural center/bookstore in  L.A's San Fernando Valley that transforms community through ancestral knowledge, the arts, literacy, and creative engagement. A former bilingual educator, court interpreter, and newspaper editor, she writes, speaks, and strives for personal and collective healing and systemic social change. Trini facilitates women's healing sweat-lodge and healing circles in Native American and Native Mexican traditions. She and her husband Luis J Rodriguez produce “The Hummingbird Cricket Hour” podcast (http://hummingbirdcricket.libsyn.com/) to explore thoughts and move hearts on pressing matters of life, social change, and philosophy.

The observance of Saturnalia begins on December 17, although we don't know precisely which year the first Saturnalia was observed. / On this day in 1790, the Aztec sun stone, a circular stone marked by carvings of calendar signs and images related to the Aztec creation myth, was rediscovered in Mexico City. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On this day in 1790, the Aztec sun stone, a circular stone marked by carvings of calendar signs and images related to the Aztec creation myth, was rediscovered in Mexico City.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

February may be a short month, but we managed to pack a whole ton of great concerts into those 28 days. Tedeschi Trucks Band took over DC for a couple weekends, Trey Anastasio celebrated valentines day with the District, and Greensky Bluegrass covered Cris Jacobs in front of 6,000 people at The Anthem. And that's only the beginning. Get a taste of the hottest live recordings from around the DMV with this month's episode of DC Scene-In-Review. Set 1: “One For Pops” by The JoGo Project on February 9th opening up for AZTEC SUN at Pearl Street Warehouse "Just to Lie" into "Bone Digger" by Greensky Bluegrass on February 3rd at The Anthem "Pigtail" by Trey Anastasio on February 14th at Sixth & I "Jam at Gypsy Sally's" by Definition of One on February 21st opening up for Electric Beethoven at Gypsy Sally's Spoken word performance by Mysonne NY General on February 27th at the Canon House Office Building "Act 9" at Gordon Sterling Presents: The Gypsysally's Jam on February 27th at Gypsy Sally's featuring Gordon Sterling on guitar, Patrick Cheng on bass, Tula Pisano on vocals, Garret Gleason on keys, Adam Orlando on drums, and Andrew SB Pheiff on horn "Song of Destruction" into "In the Meantime" by Buddha Cons on February 7th at the Choose Your Own Adventure EP release party at Gypsy Sally's "Shame" by Tedeschi Trucks Band on February 9th at The Warner Theatre "Get Up!" by AZTEC SUN on February 9th at Pearl Street Warehouse "Waste" by Trey Anastasio on February 14th at Sixth & I

This episode is a special all music episode featuring SOME of Brian's All Time Favorite Jams! Strap in and turn it up! It features tracks by Katie Hargrove, allthebestkids, Black Dog Prowl, Dr Badlove & The Remedies, The Jones, Aztec Sun, Stone Driver, Kenny Sway, Fellowcraft, Area 301, Carter Lou & The Project, Cassie Urbany. www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

This episode features special guest Aaron Miller, of The Perfectionists & Gold Pants Rentals, and tracks by Aztec Sun, allthebestkids, Prah Dukt, Black Dog Prowl, & The CooLots. Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

This episode features special guest Aztec Sun and tracks by Da Flame, The Electric Grandmother, Aztec Sun, Color Palette, Venn, and Coot Wilson. Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

This episode features Gabi, singer and guitarist for the DC band, Vim and Vigor! Also featured great tracks by Motion Lines, Throwing Plates, Hello Dharma, Dr. Badlove and the Remedies, and Aztec Sun! Details and important links from this episode are all on the website at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

Aztec Sun graces Castathetic with their presence and provide us with funky and soulful tunes. Recorded and mixed by Ken Barnum and Mark Reiter at Bias Studios.

David Sabat - Under the Aztec Sun (Mi Casa Oct 2012) Playlist 01. Don't Give It Up (Reel People Rework) - AAries 02. All The Things (Original) - Sonny Fodera 03. Overshadowed (Original Mix) - Atjazz & Jullian Gomes 04. Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Sean McCabe Remix) - Nova Fronteira 05. Tabernacle - Glenn Underground 06. My Love (Original Mix) - Ivan The Terrible 07. Something about that music (Dirty Turk and David Sabat Deep Dub) - Global Niche Movement & 60 Hertz Project 08. Rollin On (Original) - Arnaud D feat. Heidi Vogel 09. Working Hard (Yass Remix) - Rocco feat. Akram 10. What You Afraid Of (DJ Spen & Thommy Davis Disco Phobia Mix) - Ziggy Funk feat. Taliwa 11. I Can't Get You (DJ Bee with Love Remix) - Kings of Groove feat. Jessi Colasante 12. Baby Come To Me (Timmy Regisford and Adam Rios Remix) - Regina Bell 13. Robots & Bumblebees (A Tribute To Patrick Adams) - Glenn Underground 14. Rocket Man (Phunkys Knee Deep Extended Remix) - Elton John

David Sabat - Under the Aztec Sun (Mi Casa Oct 2012) Playlist 01. Don't Give It Up (Reel People Rework) - AAries 02. All The Things (Original) - Sonny Fodera 03. Overshadowed (Original Mix) - Atjazz & Jullian Gomes 04. Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Sean McCabe Remix) - Nova Fronteira 05. Tabernacle - Glenn Underground 06. My Love (Original Mix) - Ivan The Terrible 07. Something about that music (Dirty Turk and David Sabat Deep Dub) - Global Niche Movement & 60 Hertz Project 08. Rollin On (Original) - Arnaud D feat. Heidi Vogel 09. Working Hard (Yass Remix) - Rocco feat. Akram 10. What You Afraid Of (DJ Spen & Thommy Davis Disco Phobia Mix) - Ziggy Funk feat. Taliwa 11. I Can't Get You (DJ Bee with Love Remix) - Kings of Groove feat. Jessi Colasante 12. Baby Come To Me (Timmy Regisford and Adam Rios Remix) - Regina Bell 13. Robots & Bumblebees (A Tribute To Patrick Adams) - Glenn Underground 14. Rocket Man (Phunkys Knee Deep Extended Remix) - Elton John

David Sabat - Under the Aztec Sun (Mi Casa Oct 2012) Playlist 01. Don't Give It Up (Reel People Rework) - AAries 02. All The Things (Original) - Sonny Fodera 03. Overshadowed (Original Mix) - Atjazz & Jullian Gomes 04. Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Sean McCabe Remix) - Nova Fronteira 05. Tabernacle - Glenn Underground 06. My Love (Original Mix) - Ivan The Terrible 07. Something about that music (Dirty Turk and David Sabat Deep Dub) - Global Niche Movement & 60 Hertz Project 08. Rollin On (Original) - Arnaud D feat. Heidi Vogel 09. Working Hard (Yass Remix) - Rocco feat. Akram 10. What You Afraid Of (DJ Spen & Thommy Davis Disco Phobia Mix) - Ziggy Funk feat. Taliwa 11. I Can't Get You (DJ Bee with Love Remix) - Kings of Groove feat. Jessi Colasante 12. Baby Come To Me (Timmy Regisford and Adam Rios Remix) - Regina Bell 13. Robots & Bumblebees (A Tribute To Patrick Adams) - Glenn Underground 14. Rocket Man (Phunkys Knee Deep Extended Remix) - Elton John