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In this special on-location episode, guest host Rob Johnson takes us to the heart of downtown Brighton at the Smokin' Rock-N-Blues Festival on September 5 and 6. Rob first sits down with Dorothy Harrison, Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer at Bank of Ann Arbor, to talk about the bank's longtime commitment to the community. Dorothy shares her journey from First National Bank to Bank of Ann Arbor, her recent appointment to the Brighton Chamber board, and how the bank continues to support entrepreneurs with personalized, relationship-driven lending. Then, the spotlight turns to two of Brighton's youngest entrepreneurs: Ava, founder of Beaded by Ava, and Owen, creator of a handmade poster business. Both participated in the festival's Kidpreneur showcase, sharing their passion for creativity, business, and making people smile. From Ava's bead-decorated garden sticks to Owen's best-selling “Sneaky Sasquatch” posters, these young creators proved that it's never too early to follow your dreams. With big hearts, sharp ideas, and even sharper customer service, Ava and Owen remind us all that Brighton's future is in good hands.   Chapters 00:00 Bank of Ann Arbor's Community Role 02:45 Relational Banking for Entrepreneurs 07:47 Young Entrepreneur Ava: Beaded by Ava 13:31 Owen's Poster Shop Venture   Show Links Learn more about the Brighton Chamber by visiting our website. Website: https://www.brightoncoc.org/   Guest Links Ava's Etsy Shop:  https://beadedbyavaroseart.etsy.com/   Name: Dorothy Harrison   Title: VP of Commercial Lending Company: Bank of Ann Arbor Website: https://www.bankofannarbor.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bankofannarbor/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bankofannarbor/?hl=en  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bank-of-ann-arbor/     

How many times have you visited the same museum? Whether your answer is “one” or “hundreds” this episode of Encounter Culture invites listeners behind the scenes to hear about the rewards of visiting and revisiting the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe. Longtime security guard Nick Wadell and docent and customer service rep, Michelle Rodriguez, share stories about works of art, mysteries, and memorable visitors that will give listeners a deeper experience of the museum—and hopefully, entice them back again. Mentioned in this Episode:  Girard Wing at the Museum of International Folk Art Santero Felix Lopez Article in fall issue of El Palacio: The Art of Survival: The Aftermath of the Deadly 1980 New Mexico State Penitentiary Riot Amidst Cries from the Rubble: Art of Loss and Resilience from Ukraine: Exhibition at MOIFA through April 27, 2025 *** We'd love to hear from you! Let us know what you loved about the episode, share a personal story it made you think of, or ask us a question at elpalacio@dca.nm.gov. You can write a regular email or record a short voice memo and attach it for us to listen to.  Visit newmexicoculture.org for info about our museums, historic sites, virtual tours, and more.  Our favorite way to fully experience everything they have to offer is with the New Mexico CulturePass. Reserve yours online!   If you love New Mexico, you'll love El Palacio Magazine! Subscribe to El Palacio today. *** Encounter Culture is a production of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios. Hosted by Emily Withnall, editor at El Palacio Magazine Executive Producer: Daniel Zillmann Technical Director & Post-Production Audio: Edwin R. Ruiz Recording Engineer: Kabby at Kabby Sound Studios in Santa Fe Editor & Production Manager: Alex Riegler Associate Producer & Editor: Monica Braine (Assiniboine/Lakota) Theme Music: D'Santi Nava Instagram: @newmexicanculture and @elpalaciomagazine For further reading and more resources, view the full show notes.

Black and red beads, needle and thread, and a lot of patience come together to honour Indigenous veterans. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to artist Candace Francis.

A young entrepreneur in Forteau is making waves with her beading business, “Taylor's Beaded Art.” We speak with Taylor Buckle about taking home an Entrepreneurship Spirit award at Youth Venture NL this year.

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Jazz88's Peter Solomon speaks with vocalist Carmen Bradford about her musical career with Count Basie and her participation in the program "Uptown Nights" with trumpeter Byron Stripling and the Minnesota Orchestra on Saturday, August 3rd. Bradford is the daughter of trumpeter Bobby Bradford, a renowned educator and former sideman with Ornette Coleman, and singer Melba Joyce.

Jazz88's Peter Solomon speaks with vocalist Carmen Bradford about her musical career with Count Basie and her participation in the program "Uptown Nights" with trumpeter Byron Stripling and the Minnesota Orchestra on Saturday, August 3rd. Bradford is the daughter of trumpeter Bobby Bradford, a renowned educator and former sideman with Ornette Coleman, and singer Melba Joyce.

Welcome to Episode 35 of the Wed.Co Podcast. Today, we're excited to have Shannon, the owner and head designer of Bo and Luca on the podcast with us, filmed at the stunning The Lex at the W Hotel in Brisbane. Shannon from Bo and Luca shares her journey of starting a bridal fashion brand and the challenges she faced along the way. She talks about her fascination with couture fashion and her experiences in Dubai and India that inspired her to create unique and intricate wedding dresses. Shannon discusses the process of creating hand-beaded dresses in India and the importance of personalization for each bride. She also shares the story of how she had to navigate through the challenges of COVID-19 and a war in Ukraine to ensure that her brides received their dresses. Bo and Luca is a bridal brand that creates custom handmade dresses and accessories. The dresses are like pieces of art and are often kept as heirloom pieces. The brand has a niche market and appeals to brides who value quality and craftsmanship. The custom design process takes about 12 months, and the brand works with partners in India to create the dresses. Bo and Luca also offers a more affordable luxury line called Temple. The brand draws inspiration from travel, architecture, and handmade details. They have a strong presence on Instagram and rely on word-of-mouth referrals. If this episode sparked inspiration, don't forget to hit that subscribe button, share it with friends or colleagues in the wedding industry, and consider leaving us a review. Your support enables us to bring more enriching conversations and insights to both engaged couples and wedding professionals. Stay connected with us on Instagram at @wed.copodcast and watch all your favorite wedding professionals on our YouTube channel @wed.copodcast. Catch our episodes on major podcast platforms like Apple, Spotify, and IheartRadio, all under WedCo Podcast. Join us for our next episode on the Wed.Co Podcast, where we continue to explore the mesmerizing and ever-changing landscape of weddings. Toga + Joel xx

Shahzia Sikander's outdoor sculpture, "Witness" on display at the University of Houston was beheaded. The artist insisted that the sculpture not be repaired.  Our Open Studios Club is where you can get feedback on voice, work on your personal projects, make art friends and more! More info: https://artprof.org/learn/open-studio-club/ xoxo Prof Lieu

An Algonquin beader says a design she created was stolen, mass produced and sold through an online retailer called Temu. CBC Indigenous reporter Samantha Schwientek joins host Jeff Douglas to tell that story and to talk about the broader implications.

This week, I was visiting a town in Makueni County, located in the southeastern part of Kenya. About an hour's drive from Makueni's capital town Wote, I met a 70-year-old lady who, after a severe three-year drought hit the village, learned how to weave beaded baskets. She is relying on WhatsApp, her family, and Facebook to make sales. Have a listen to our conversation.

Curt Jones is the innovative mind behind Dippin' Dots, a revolutionary frozen treat that has captured the imagination of dessert lovers worldwide.As the founder and inventor, Curt pioneered a unique flash-freezing process in 1987, transforming ordinary ice cream into tiny, flavorful beads. This innovative approach not only created a delightful new way to enjoy frozen desserts but also opened up a whole new market in the ice cream industry. Despite initial skepticism, Curt's persistence and vision propelled Dippin' Dots to success, earning it a place as a beloved staple at theme parks, stadiums, and malls globally.With his entrepreneurial spirit and determination, he continues to inspire aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs alike, proving that with creativity and perseverance, even the most unconventional ideas can become a sweet success.In 2016, after his time at Dippin' Dots, Curt started a new company called 40 Below. Using the same freezing process as Dippin' Dots, 40 Below takes classic food and beverage items and elevates them into unique, novelty snacks using cryogenic technology. Brands include frozen coffees, teas, whey proteins, as well as, margarita, strawberry daiquiri, and piña colada mixers.*The Founder Hour is brought to you by Outer. Outer makes the world's most beautiful, comfortable, innovative, and high-quality outdoor furniture - ALL from sustainable materials - and is the ONLY outdoor furniture with a patented built-in cover to make protecting it effortless. From teak chairs to fire pit tables, everything Outer makes has the look and feel of what you'd expect at a 5-star resort, for less than you'd pay at a big box store for something that won't last.For a limited time, get 10% off at www.liveouter.com/thefounderhour. Terms and conditions apply.

Slim Jim left and came back, Phragile Phil falls short, The women's Rumble is stacked, CMLL invades AEW, Blue Justice is served, a Lucha Death Match, and Beaded car seat covers. Plus!!! The #RoyalRumbler returns (one last time) with her take on this years Rumble and more! #AEWDynamite #WWERAW #AEWRampage #BlueJustice #WWESmackdown #AEWCollision #WWE #WrestlingRevolver #DDT_pro #AJPW #WrestlingPodcast #ProWrestling Rate and Review on Itunes! Reach out on Social Media! www.WeNeedWrestling.com  Youtube WeNeedWrestling@gmail.com Twitter: @WeNeedWrestling IG: WeNeedWrestling    

Join Travis & Eric for today's show. On the show today the guys discuss the Juan Soto trade, where does this put the Yankees in the east, where does this leave the Padres, what are the Reds doing, D Backs add some pitching, Yadi is back with the Cardinals, local sports from last night amd the schedule for tonight, NBA, NFL Plus College Basketball and Motor Sports!

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Hello, loves! ♥ In this video I will show you my collection of earrings that make very soothing sounds (and a few bracelets at the end) and will whisper to you ear-to-ear as we take a closer look at all of them. (*_*) I apologize for the unstable autofocus, I tried my best to work with it but it seems my camera is distracted and cannot focus on me :( heh... Timestamps: 02:25 - Beaded hoops 05:13 - Boho wired white (chimey) 07:44 - Chandelier metallic hoops from thumbnail 10:43 - Murano glass (sound like rain) 12:54 - Black/silver rattling ones 15:22 - Amethyst (viewer gift, thank you :)) 16:43 - Boho red (chimey mmm) 18:32 - Matte beads chandelier 20:11 - Boho black wired (chimey) 22:04 - Long chain beaded silver 24:12 - Bar black ones 25: 08 - Long 3 beaded chain (men's spa ones) 27:47 - Crystal points chandelier 29: 59 - Caviar looking ones 32:32 - Crescent blue (chimey) (fav!) 37:15 - Huge hoops with beads (recliner video) 39:32 - Tiger eye (viewer gift, thank you! :)) 40:27 - Lace fabric black ones 42:40 - Jlo long hoops 44:34 - Clover St. paddy's day ones 45: 41 - Red glass big ones 46:51 - Glass blue and green (chakra cleansing video) 48:05 - All of my hoop earrings 0_0 there's a lot 52:45 - Crystal bracelets 54:44, 55:36 - dancing hands movements with bracelets ♥ Thank you for watching! :) #ASMR #GentleWhispering #relax 5/30/17 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maria-gentlewhispering/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maria-gentlewhispering/support

Mary Alice Dixon is a Pushcart nominee who taught architectural history in the U.S. and China. She is an award-winning poet and finalist for the NC Poetry Society's 2023 Poet Laureate Award. Her writing appears in the PSPP anthologies Twists and Turns, Curious Stuff, Trouble, and That Southern Thing. She has recent work in County Lines, Kakalak, Mythic Circle, Pinesong, Petigru Review, and elsewhere. Mary Alice lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she volunteers with hospice, participates in Charlotte Writers Club and Charlotte Lit, and loves hats, honeybees, and old stories.

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Hello! :D How was your weekend? ♥ Today lets discover some new cool sounds that I hope you will enjoy! Please leave a comment with your favorite one

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Hello, friend, are you asleep? Well, I will stay a bit longer to comfort you and rummage through some of your things, hehe because we've been best friends for years. (◡‿◡✿) 00:01-02:49 HelloFresh 02:50-03:46 Falling asleep 03:47-04:59 Tucking in your blanket 05:00-06:24 Small chime 06:25-08:29 Lavender pillows 08:30-11:43 Vintage camera 11:44-13:26 Seed album 13:27-14:36 Snow pillow 14:37-19:05 Mauve moove pillow 19:06-20:39 Ok that's not the shape I had 20:40-21:38 Sun and moon bag 21:39-24:59 California coast candle 25:00-27:11 Beaded skull 27:12-28:35 Pens and pencil case 28:36-29:36 Cute brushes 29:37-34:48 Fancy fancy mofo pens 34:49-45:20 Magazines 45:21-54:11 Trigger point therapy book 54:12-56:26 Food fast 56:27-59:40 Rummaging and resting #ASMR #Gentlewhispering #relax --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maria-gentlewhispering/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maria-gentlewhispering/support

This week Mike talks about Beyonce fans, falling off a mountain, Beaded curtains and much more, he also takes a deep dive into the pervy world of craigslist. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dispropoportionate/message

Its a topic that comes up often, booth rent or commission. It really about knowing yourself, because we are all different. Like at this point, just make sure you can do hair, no matter where you are lol.

Do you want to add more personality and fun to your usual smart watch bands and bracelets? In this weekend crafting adventure, Kim Wojtalewicz gets crafty with a sublimation smart watch band to create a simple but fun spring and summer design with infusible ink transfer sheets. Kim loves the look of a simple crisp design on a watch band, so she decided to do a black and white daisy design with a little pop of color in the center of the daisies. The sublimation watch band blank was the perfect background for black and teal infusible ink. This project is definitely easy to complete in a couple of hours. Kim even had time to make some colorful bead bracelets to wear with her new smart watch band!

Today I explore hand embroidered and beaded pop art with contemporary pop art textile artist Sarah Gwyer. We talk about her magpie-like 'obsession' with colourful beads and charms and the artistic path to creating beaded portraits. But beneath the colourful sparkling beads lies strong social commentary on celebrity, wealth and consumerism, all expressed in a distinctive pop art style. And we dive into the copyright complexities that Sarah has found herself entwined in over her desire to portray celebrities as parody. This is such an interesting chat, and thank you to Sarah for sharing her story. And of course... we have a good old laugh in amongst the serious topics! Susan Weeks chats with Sarah Gwyer. For this episode... View Show Notes, Links & Examples of Sarah's work at https://stitcherystories.com/sarahgwyer   Visit: https://www.sarahgwyer.com/ Look: https://www.instagram.com/sarahgwyer Like: https://www.facebook.com/sarahgwyerartist   Other places & people we mentioned:  The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition https://summer.royalacademy.org.uk/   Other Episodes You Might Enjoy: https://stitcherystories.com/eleanorpigman/ https://stitcherystories.com/alexhall/ https://stitcherystories.com/claireedwards/  

Holly recently attended the 2023 February New York Fashion Week and is here to report that this was one for the record books! On this episode, she shares the highs – and the lows – of what is about to come your way in fashion and style. Traditionally, your favorite personal stylist, and podcast hostess with the mostest, attends about 13 to 15 shows during NYFW. But this year, Holly took the new approach of quality over quantity, and frankly, she is not sorry. Getting to enjoy the art of fashion, rather than running all through NY traffic and weather, really gave her a chance to study what the latest trends, designs, and fabrics designers are showing this year. The purpose of this episode is to encourage you to learn how to interpret these new fashion trends, and ultimately, incorporate them into your own wardrobe! Now would be a good time to remind you to head over to Holly's Pinterest boards to see all the new fashions mentioned in this episode, as well as photos from the shows. Make sure there are no distractions for the next 30 minutes because let's be honest, this is the stuff we all need to know! PROENZA SCHOULER What Holly saw: Their clothes were on another level this year! They paired a fleece hoodie with a black A-line leather skirt. Holly loved the way they style their suiting, which has been around for several seasons now. They paired an oversized white jacket with like an asymmetrical midi straight skirt and slouchy white boots. There was a skinny contrasting black belt around the jacket. And there were several dresses that were long with “carwash” detailing. (If you don't know what carwash detailing is – think of when you go through a carwash and you go through the strips that are wavy like noodles. THAT is the detailing of some of the dresses at the show.} What Holly liked: #1 – This company has nice people who work there and appreciate their customers. #2 – They have a variety of price points, meaning their current line is expensive, but they carry another brand, which is a lesser price point called White Label with the same aesthetic as the full price line, just different fabrics that are a little bit more relatable to moderately priced consumers. #3- Lastly and most importantly, consistent sizing. Season in and season out, the Proenza sizing and fit are something you can rely on.   PATBO What Holly saw: PatBo is a very hip women's wear brand by Patricia Bonaldi. She is a Brazilian designer who has been sewing since she was a child and started making gowns for private clients in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The woman who wears this brand tends to skew a bit younger with styles that show a lot of skin and leg. Along with gorgeous gowns and two-piece sets that are full of embellishments, sequins, and beads for days. All beautifully made.   What Holly liked: Holly loves this designer's playful and beautiful use of embroidery, fringe, beading, sequins, and adornments that are over-the-top and fabulous.   UMMM VERY IMPORTANT PSA: Just know that at this point in the episode, Holly shares that she met one of her Peloton idols: Ally Love. And if that wasn't girl-crush enough, Ally had on the most spectacular PatBo two-piece ivory fringe and pearl embroidered mini skirt set ever seen. DYYYIIINNGG. We love her. The PatBo customer is definitely a party girl who loves to turn heads when she walks into a room. This is always a fabulous show and never disappoints. SERGIO HUDSON The Sergio Hudson collection is a ready-to-wear label crafted entirely in the USA, with meticulous attention to detail that is at the forefront of every single garment. He is known for dressing celebrities, such as Beyonce, Priyanka Chopra, Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris, and Jennifer Lopez. What Holly saw: Hudson's show was a complete and total throwback to the early 90s. All the models channeled their inner “Fran Drescher,” with literally the same hairstyle, a suit with a short short (and we mean SHORT! Like no pants on short!) skirt, pumps, a suit jacket, and dark pantyhose. Every single model had their hair wavy and very long past their shoulders, with part of their hair up and part down like we used to wear in high school - complete with a scrunchie! What Holly liked: This show was really playful and played up the styles that are just for the show and some that will actually go into production. It was all about neon colors, and 90s hair and makeup. Flirty clothes with a twist on a business suit in a really fun way. There are so many things in his ready-to-wear collection that Holly would love for herself: Jackets with very strong shoulders, wide-leg pants, and the belts, the belts, the belts, they are really the most elegant way to top off one of his looks. Holly highly recommends you try a pair of pants just to see if you like the fit. CAROLINA HERRERA (omg) This was literally the opportunity of a lifetime for Holly. (She tells us how she ended up getting a seat at the very last minute because someone very special went above and beyond to get her a ticket.) The show was at the Plaza Hotel and if you've never been to the Plaza, do yourself a favor the next time you are in New York City and go there even if you go sit at the bar and have a Bougie overpriced drink! Anyway….. What Holly saw: Timeless, ageless, elegant style. Needless to say, when you go to a show like Carolina Herrera, you just cannot compare it to the other brands. Herrera makes gorgeous, showstopping, and timeless clothes that are an investment. When you purchase a dress from this designer, you wear it forever. It never goes out of style. This is true elegance. There is just no comparison to it. What Holly liked: Beaded, cropped pants and a matching jacket, a color-blocked sheath dress, a purple and green damask dress with a train, a black and white striped strapless dress with floral shoes, a floral gown with sheer sleeves, a yellow and white chevron dress with pants underneath, a red and pink striped dress, AND, a floral pantsuit. She loved it all. All of it. Every bit. She will get one of these dresses. Oh yes. Markarian NYC This designer has been sewing since she was a child with her grandmother. She started this line in 2017 and designs dresses, bridal wear, blouses, jackets, and everything in between. She can make anything custom – a customer can change the top of one dress or put them on the bottom of another, change the fabric, or use a different strap. You can choose from anything she has to create your own look. Everything is made locally in New York City.  She had a presentation, not a runway show, which means it was like a cocktail party where she shows her line in a more intimate setting. What Holly Saw: The venue was stunning with clothes in different rooms that were decorated with gorgeous dried flowers everywhere. There was a jazz band, and the whole aesthetic was very 1920s, and very, very, iconic New York. What Holly liked: Party dresses and sequined skirts–and especially a sequined fish-scale skirt that has Holly's fingerprints all over it. Holly loves this brand because it is sophisticated, very achievable, and wearable for all. This designer is not out of reach, nor is a ridiculous price point. Please visit Markarian-nyc.com. They are a small company and you would be supporting a small women-owned brand that is fabulous! For more visuals and to really get a taste of Holly's NYFW, check out her Pinterest board and follow her on Instagram!

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In this very special bonus sealed section episode, Jane and Alex sit down with Chris Parker and Eli Matthewson to talk about what they learned in their new series Chris and Eli's Porn Revolution. We will also go behind the beaded curtain and share our earliest memories of encountering porn, from magazines stuffed under mattresses to being cordially invited to a Lemon Party.Join The Real Pod community!Go here for The Real Pod Corner on FacebookAnd here to chat on our Discord server Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you looking for an outfit for an upcoming wedding or black-tie event? Visit the Lotus Threads (+1-212-947-8100) bridal boutique in New York to find beaded gowns and cocktail dresses designed for full-figured women! Learn more at https://www.lotusthreads.com/evening/beaded-gowns/gown-88058

Ladies, gentlemen, and scholars! The World's First Quantimino™ Powered Podcast brings you Four Dudes in a Booth recording from Daddy Juice Energy Studio in the Beaded Curtain District. Bring a change of clothes. Double X Quantimino Fill in the blank to describe your cohost: "The _____-ing Wonder of the World" The Shrettuce Debate BNN DXQ: Roughly 40 percent of single Japanese men in their 20s have never been on a date, survey says This Is The Newz Residents ‘left in the dark' after erection of ‘smelly' pole which blocks view Man gets extreme, super-gonorrhea after unprotected sex with prostitute Experts slam man who claims to have built a 1.4million-strong 'frog army' Prehistoric monster shark Megalodon had huge 20-foot penis and may have returned Burrito's Nippon Newz Aichi police on lookout for scoundrel who stole public toilet's flushing handle Man who accidentally received entire town's COVID-19 relief money vanishes No more neckties! Japanese prefecture abolishes necktie dress code for government employees What I Had For Lunch After Party: WIHFL R&B Jam, Eating or Shoving? Deepfake Sponsors: Julio Tejas, Booba Gettz The Crazy One, Thicccum Farmz Slam City Radio 24/7 x https://slamcity.co/scr247/

Hey Listener, be kind and prepare to rewind because we're kicking off the WYI? Spooky season with recurring guests comic book/smut illustrator Jaimie Filer and Zach Bender from Couple of Creeps. Both of these guys have large horror/cult movie collections and they're on the show to talk about them. Topics this week include: We're not even 3 minutes into this episode and Jaimie brings up porn. Zach ruins papier-mâché for us. Why can't we have a feel good Halloween movie…with Alexis Texas? Hey Hollywood, you can make new monsters. What's your movie collection body count? The nostalgia of VHS. Everything is a disc now. Memories of video rental stores of yore. Rob's Video. Beaded curtains or saloon doors? The rise of the used pop culture media store. Special edition DVD packaging. The goodness of the 2nd DVD with all the extras. A core childhood memory of seeing a full size JAWS. Displaying thousands of pieces of media. Jaimie Filer: Sharer of Movies. Being able to let go. Hand numbered, limited edition = I will buy it. Vinegar Syndrome. Media Room of dreams and being comforted by your collection. At least get a sound bar rant. The World's Strongest Man contest of moving a CRT TV. An economic way to watch things becomes a collection. Come out to the Secret Base Cinema VHS Swap at Paper Street Trading Co. on Sunday, October 9th. Ritual. What is your favorite movie in 4K and has 4K ever ruined a movie for you? That time we all forgot what community theater is called and Aliens on Ice! A Road House tangent about Terry Funk and famous bouncers. Learning about the things you are into.

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Hello :) I'm here to help you pick a perfect chain veil mask for you to wear. I'll show you 3 different styles to choose from. Some soft clicky beads, crinkly sequins and chain sounds will make you sleepy and relax your face muscles. Then I will gently and slowly take your face measurements and pencil them down to find you the best fit! Enjoy ❤️ 00:00 opening 01:58 Sequin mask 07:10 Chain Veil mask with glass beads 10:57 Beaded iridescent mask 15:35 Measuring, writing with pencil 32:03 Putting a mask on you Thank you for being here! :) #ASMR #GentleWhispering #personalattention --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maria-gentlewhispering/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maria-gentlewhispering/support

The perfect evening gown is the one that flatters your figure, looks timeless in photos, and makes you feel like a star. For stunning mother-of-the-bride dresses, check out the new collection by Lotus Threads! Learn more at https://www.lotusthreads.com (https://www.lotusthreads.com) 

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Are beaded bracelets appropriate for gentlemen? Should guys skip the beads and go for the silver and gold? When and where could beads work? We will discuss and answer all these questions and more in this episode. Many guys like to stack up a ton of bracelets and others go minimal. What's the “right thing to do”? Find out! GET MY FREE BOOK (The Life of a Gentleman) https://gumroad.com/l/hICA LISTEN TO THE PODCAST http://www.thelifeofagent.com/podcast WORK 1-on-1 WITH ME http://www.thelifeofagent.com/coaching SCHEDULE A FREE 15 MIN. CONSULTATION calendly.com/thelifeofagent LISTEN TO THE PODCAST ON ITUNES https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-life-of-a-gentleman-fashion-lifestyle/id1116526004?mt=2 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZsIU2hAUrUIfoY6gzQHHag The Life of a Gentleman is a Podcast that covers the subjects of Fashion, Business and Lifestyle. The Podcast Host, Rich Taylor is also an author and entrepreneur, who has started a popular men's fashion brand with over 80K following on Instagram alone. Each week a business owner, brand creator or other creative is interviewed. The goal is to inspire the audience to create their own business. The show also includes weekly style tips and business advice, making for a well-rounded gentleman. The Podcast is not only limited to men - with regular women contributors and a focus on entrepreneurship, anyone can benefit from the content. Let's work together to be the best version of ourselves we can possibly be!   Are Beaded Bracelets for Gentlemen? The Life of a Gentleman Podcast (UNSTITCHED)   SHOP NECKTIES & ACCESSORIES https://harrisonblakeapparel.com/ GET 1 TIE + 4 ACCESSORIES FOR $25 http://harrisonblakeapparel.com/selected-monthly-club/ CONNECT WITH ME ONLINE http://www.thelifeofagent.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thelifeofagent/ https://www.instagram.com/wearlapelpins/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/gentlemanspodcast/ https://twitter.com/rltheauthor?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/Harrison-Blake-Apparel-267679153414360/

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It's different on Twitter. For starters all it contains is Chris Meloni and his juicy juicy buns! We can't even FaceTime with Darth anymore. But just remember this, there are no toothbrushes in Azkaban….

Beaded Besties is an online Teen Boutique featuring one of a kind beaded gemstone bracelets, and a brand of truly luxurious plant based skincare. Ziarre McGuire founded this business and is based out of Vancouver, WA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anotherblackownedbiz/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anotherblackownedbiz/support

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In celebration of #InverteButtWeek on Twitter, this week's episode is all about those butts. And guess what? There are a lot of weirdass butts in the animal kingdom. How and why did we evolve butts?  Scientists still are not exactly sure how anuses evolved. What we do know, though, is that for those animals lucky enough to have an anus, they have been rewarded with the ability to digest food more efficiently. Here are some examples of weird invertebrate butts in this episode. Comb Jellies are one of the largest animals to swim using cilia. Comb Jellies probably have one of the weirdest butts, considering they have transient anus that comes and goes as they please. These animals might help explain how anuses evolved to begin with. Scorpions, specifically Ananteris scorpions, can literally lose their butts and survive. These scorpions detach their tails to escape predators. However, when they sacrifice their tails they lose not only their stingers but also their ability to poop. Yes, scorpions poop from their tail, and yes, they can live for months after losing their butt.Sea cucumbers have been described as the earth worms of the ocean. But why are their butts interesting? Did you know they breathe through their butts? Or that they can use their butts as a defense mechanism? Or that they can spit their organs out of their butt? Diving Beetles are aquatic insects found in lakes, ponds and streams. These beetles breathe air, cannot “hold” their breath like sea mammals, and they don't have gills. So how do they spend most of their lives under water? With their butts, kind of. Beaded Lacewing are winged soft body insects. These basic bugs will lay their eggs next to a termite mound because termites are their only source of food. Guess how they kill these termites? With deadly farts. Bombardier beetles are a group of ground beetles that eat mostly insects. What makes these beetle's butts interesting is they eject a boiling hot quinonoid spray from their butts to protect themselves. This toxic spray can kill bugs and burn humans. Reminds us of our Dragon episode ...Listen now to learn more about weird invertebrate butts, and help celebrate butt week. Follow us on Twitter @betterthanhuma1on Facebook @betterthanhumanpodcaston Instagram @betterthanhumanpodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@betterthanhumanpodcastor Email us at betterthanhumanpodcast@gmail.comWe look forward to hearing from you, and we look forward to you joining our cult of weirdness!#betterthanhuman #cultofweirdnes

A fascinating journey into three extremely simple embroidery techniques that have grown to encompass and embrace modern technology and advances, yet are basically worked exactly as our ancient forebears would have worked them.

Beaded earrings are a visual reminder that we are still here and will not be assimilated. Every piece is a statement of our resistance. We'll look at how beading has become an act of resistance and how it still is a part of trade and commerce.

Soundscapes: Holidays at Disney's Animal Kingdom Follow along with the show notes below! Want More Here With The Magic? Visit The Website: https://herewiththemagic.com Watch Here: https://www.youtube.com/HereWithTheMagic Connect on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herewiththemagic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herewiththemagic/ ---------- (4:37) As the days grow shorter and the winter solstice draws ever nearer, star-strewn skies and cool breezes eclipse the sun-drenched afternoons and balmy evenings. Every corner of the hemisphere is preparing for the realities of winter; the chill in the air, the anticipation of the first snowfall. Even those parts of the world who don't experience some of the more frigid moments of the fourth season can still sense the shift. Suddenly, we are moved by an inclination to add more layers and crave a warm beverage. Perhaps the most exciting indication that winter is upon us once more is the highly-anticipated approach of the holiday season. Twinkling lights, love and laughter and togetherness with the people we like best, and warm memories become the stuff of our daydreams and plans. Everywhere we turn, smiles seem more genuine and signs of hope and celebration adorn every shop and street corner. (5:51) Hardly the exception to the rule, the merriest time of year is upon us once again, and every nook and cranny of Walt Disney World has been dressed for the occasion. Breathtaking lights and stunning decorations have begun to spring up in every space, while holiday music regales visitors to this most Magical, festive place. At Disney's Animal Kingdom, the yuletide celebration is a deeply meaningful testimony to the way different parts of the world engage in the season, their traditions and stories. Upon entry into Discovery Island, we can immediately feel the holiday cheer that has layered itself over the story of this vibrant, exotic place. We have stumbled upon a village evidently in the midst of its celebration of the Solstice, with frosted garlands adorning each rooftop and column, accented by intricate wooden animal carvings, woven stars and elegant snowflakes. Warm lights illuminate long winter nights, and beautiful lanterns, each decorated with a different woodland creature, flicker in the moonlight. As we meander around the towering, majestic Tree of Life, we are enlivened by vibrant drum beats and xylophonic harmonies playing some of our favorite holiday tunes. The waterfalls of the surrounding gardens provide a space of zen and contentment. Here, all is calm, all is bright. (7:11) The “Merry Menagerie” entertain travelers with music and exquisitely-crafted, life-sized puppets. Polar bears, foxes, penguins, and reindeer interact with their new friends, scampering about and leaving cheer and awe wherever they wander. (7:38) We bid a friendly farewell to our new arctic acquaintances and head across the bridge to Africa. Here, the holidays are lively, and endlessly joyous. The mandinka harp and the djembe play a fun and enticing rhythm, welcoming everyone to the Ivory Coast village and the seasonal festivities. We are just passing through, but it would be impossible not to pause Here and revel in the jubilation all around us. In a culture with such rich history, compelling stories, and time-honored traditions, we receive an open invitation to be Here and to celebrate with them. (8:31) All throughout the village of Harambe, a vibrant display of colors and textures hang from rooftop to rooftop. Made from repurposed materials, wild grass and painted gourds, these decorations are an amalgamation of the resourceful people who work together to make their home beautiful and bright. Ornaments made from tin and clay, ribbons made from patterned textiles, and wooden carvings of savanna wildlife are strung up along electrical wires, from balconies and doorways. The Village of Harambe is a an exhibition for the senses, and testament to the joy that is a way of life Here. Their holiday is not governed by opulence or evaluated in terms of excess. Rather, this is a people who celebrate simplicity, contrive happiness from their humble circumstances, and find Magic in the mundane. (9:18) We can carry their spirit on with us as we visit yet another nation and its holiday traditions. Asia, a vast and incomprehensible array of cultures steeped in millennia of fascinating history, is a continent which celebrates in a very different way than many of us are accustomed. Many traditions of Hindus as well as Jains, Sikhs and some Buddhists celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights, during the Hindu lunisolar month Kartika, occurring between mid-October and mid-November. Diwali lasts five days and is both a tribute to the harvest and to the coming new year. It is a celebration of hope, of gratitude and new beginnings, and of the triumph of light over darkness. (9:58) In Asia, there is no Christmas tree, no caroling, no manger scene. Here instead we find rows of brightly-colored lanterns hung above and all around us, representing the pursuit of ultimate happiness and the opportunity to walk in the light. Beaded garlands are accented by ornate hamsa symbols and lotus flowers, offset in brilliant color by golden marigolds, orange gerberas, and red carnations. Enchanting music plays throughout the kingdom of Anandapur, bringing light and life through the rhythms of tabla drums and the melodies of a sitar and the mesmerizing shehnai. We are transported; this place and its traditions a complete departure from what many of us know. And yet, something is familiar… Like the celebrations we found in Harambe, the Diwali rituals are rooted in philosophies we not only recognize, but that we share. Joy, light, peace, harmony, and togetherness…all components of celebrations the world that comprise a mosaic masterpiece of global unity. These holidays, we are coming to realize, are beautiful because of the rituals that make them unique, but are Magical because of the common threads we find woven through them all. (11:24) Still, what's the holiday season without a little whimsy? Dinoland, U.S.A., the roadside amusement park experiment of the wacky Chester and Hester, certainly seems to have brought out all the most…ostentatious decor to suit the occasion. Big band music and jazzy vocals echo above the carnival bells and dings, welcoming us to the Christmas party of prehistoric legend. (12:34) Streets lined with tinsel candy canes and a neon rooftop Santa scene are among the most eye-catching yuletide displays. Even the skeleton of a massive Brontosaurus at the Boneyard has been draped in lights and given a jolly hat to boot. Though it might be tempting to stay and swing the night away, one last holiday spectacle is calling to us, and it's sure to be the most enchanting one yet. (14:00) Under the cloak of darkness, the Tree of Life seems a formidable shadow against the star-strewn sky. We find ourselves back in the open clearing of Discovery Island, watching, waiting. Then, like the star that led three wise men from the Far East and the light that glowed brightly for the wandering Israelites, the Tree of Life bursts into being. Light and spirit awakened, the Tree tells a story as old as time itself, of creation and wonder and the most joyous time of year. (16:40) Set to a score of heartwarming holiday music, the Tree of Life whispers and sings in Magical harmonies of joy and peace, stillness and irrepressible hope. Whispers of the gentlest snowfall on a cold, winter's night crescendo into an aurora borealis, a winter dream brought to life as our journey comes to its end. (20:15) Once again, we are reminded of the essence of our humanity that shines so brightly at this time of year - that we are all beings who are drawn to light, restored by hope, and uplifted by joy. Where we come from, who we are, and how we celebrate are the unique and luminescent details that create such a beautiful tapestry of our global story, but it is those commonalities that weave the golden threads of love and light throughout the entire narrative. (24:50) And so, as we embrace once again on the warmth and excitement of this holiday season, may we remember the Magic that unites as all, that brings us together as one people of many colors, one tapestry of many patterns, one candle burning brightly to light up a world that so ardently needs it. (28:15) Happy holidays to you and yours. May you find peace and joy in each and every moment.

Every fall South Texas native Gabriel Hernandez aka Margo Rita Swirlz raises money by competing in drag to help LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS organizations in our nation's capital.
 Learn about the history of the Miss Adams Morgan Pageant and how a little competition became a family affair.

For thousands of years, women have worn waist bead bands around their waists to symbolize beauty and femininity. Join me, as I sit down with master beader, belly dancer, and drummer Cynthia, as we talk about the power of the waist beads and how a string of beads can connect us to our femininity Support and Follow Cynthia on IG! https://www.instagram.com/akashasgarden_waist_beads_/

May lethal be thy squeaky :) In this episode, we delve into the wonderful world of bug farts, and pit beaded lacewings (Lomamyia latipennis), mites (Womersia strandtmanni) and termites against each other, in a battle to determine who is the most fartiest, and deadliest, of them all! These silent ASSassins give Agent 47, and Desmond, a run for their money! ====================== The House of the Atmospheric Coelenterata want YOU! Seek out your local HAC recruiter today! May eternal be thy Squishy! ====================== Send us suggestions and comments to darwinsdeviations@gmail.com Intro/outro sampled from "Sequence (Mystery and Terror) 3" by Francisco Sánchez (@fanchisanchez) at pixabay.com Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Image Credit: Katja Schulz from Washington, D. C., USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (Episode image is heavily edited, the image owner reserves all rights to their image, and is not affiliated with our podcast) SOURCES: Wikipedia...duuuh Do Insects Fart? (They Sure Do!) Insects emit “Silent but Deadly” toxic gases to immobilize prey! Termites fart methane, but their mounds filter it from the air Silent and Deadly: Fatal Farts Immobilize Prey Hackstein, J H, and C K Stumm. “Methane production in terrestrial arthropods.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America vol. 91,12 (1994): 5441-5. doi:10.1073/pnas.91.12.5441 Johnson, J., Hagen, K. A neuropterous larva uses an allomone to attack termites. Nature 289, 506–507 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1038/289506a0 Huber I. Prey attraction and immobilization by allomone from nymphs of Womersia strandtmanni (Acarina: Trombiculidae). Acarologia. 1979 Jan;20(1):112-5. PMID: 474050.