Podcasts about boutari

Embark on an artistic odyssey with the extraordinary Natalie Boutari, a virtuoso whose palette of talents paints a vivid audio portrait this week on Powers Point Podcast. From the tender touch of piano keys to the bold strokes of her acting in "Pink is In," Natalie—a.k.a. Pheroine—charts a course through her euphonic world, inviting you to discover her musical metamorphosis and the powerhouse paintings that capture her soul. As we peel back the layers of her stage name's origin, a tale of Egyptian roots and musical royalty unfolds, reminding us that every artist's name carries a symphony of stories.Strap in for a thrilling ride through Natalie's aspirations and upcoming musical ventures, this episode unravels the creative threads that weave the tapestry of her unique sound, influenced by the likes of Ray Charles and Tori Amos. We also tip our hats to the comedic genius of Chico Marx, whose timeless performances echo in the halls of music history. And for those with a taste for combat sports, we plot the strategy for an adrenaline-pumping wrestling match, revealing the psychological warfare and physical prowess demanded by the ring.In the heart of the episode lies an intimate confession, an exploration of love's intoxicating whirlpool where strength and vulnerability dance a delicate tango. Here, Natalie and the guys traverse the emotional battleground of obsession and despair, seeking refuge in the redemptive power of music. The episode crescendos with an impassioned plea, a song that resonates with the poignancy of love's plea for an everlasting bond. So, tune in, be moved, and let the harmonious blend of art, music, and the drama of wrestling enrich your week.Song Title - Next LevelInstagram and Facebook - PheroineSupport the Show.Thank you for joining us on today's show, as always, we appreciate each and every one of you! Talk to you soon.X - @PodcastScottIG - Powers31911

Catharina Boutari aus Hamburg tritt unter dem Namen Puder als Musikerin, Produzentin und Performerin auf. Die ausgebildete Opernregisseurin betreibt mit „Pussy Empire Recordings“ ihr eigenes feministisches Plattenlabel, das ganz bewusst Personen aus dem FINTA-Spektrum in der Musikproduktion stärkt: Frauen, inter, nichtbinäre, trans und agender Personen. Catharina bricht mit festgefahrenen Machtstrukturen und begegnet Menschen mit Offenheit und auf Augenhöhe, unabhängig von Kultur, Sprache und Geschlecht. Webseite: https://www.puder-musik.com Pussy Empire Recordings: https://www.pussy-empire.de Youtube Video „Of Elephants and Monsters“: https://youtu.be/QoDE8qy6Kmo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pudergirl/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pudergirl Erwähnt: Chris Liepe auf Youtube https://www.youtube.com/chrisliepe Musik in dieser Podcast-Folge: „Of Elephants and Monsters“ von Puder BACKSTAGE unterstützen? ♥ Hier entlang: https://backstage.podcaster.de/unterstuetzen/ RSS-Feed: https://backstage.podcaster.de/BackstagePodcast.rss Blog: https://backstage.podcaster.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackstagePodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backstage_podcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Backstage_Pod Kontakt Leni Bohrmann: backstagepodcast@gmx.de BACKSTAGE! wird gefördert durch den Stadtverband für Kultur der Stadt Neustadt e.V.

#33: This week on the podcast I'm talking to artist Stephanie Boutari - Stephanie makes these incredible murals (and oversized birds) - we talk colour, zebras, country living, and interacting with the public. Good chat!Check out her Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/stephboutari/ Music for the podcast was created by Osoku: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tGFPYtcRKqkiEYu9ryCcl

Stephanie Boutari is a Canadian/Egyptian artist and designer. Born and raised in Bahrain, Stephanie came to Canada in 2005 for her post-secondary education, completing her bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture at the University of Waterloo. It was during her master's thesis that she gravitated back to her roots in art, exploring urban art and murals as a medium through which her thesis focused on the role of architecture's outer surfaces both historically and in the contemporary urban environment. Stephanie pursues her passion for the arts full-time as an independent artist and designer living and working in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. She's worked with big brands such as Shutterstock and Shopify.   Give her a follow: www.stephanieboutari.com @stephboutari *///// Check out more of Devona & gangSTAR* Creative: @devonastimpson DevonaStimpson.com ArtByDevona.com

Waterloo Region-based Canadian/Egyptian artist and designer, Stephanie Boutari’s bright, bold, and colourful murals and installations celebrate the beauty of balance and simplicity.  Born and raised in Bahrain, Boutari came to Canada 15 years ago for her post-secondary education, studying architecture and completing her Master’s degree at the University of Waterloo.   A cooperative partner at BOKO, a design-build studio and workshop in New Hamburg founded by her husband Adam Schwartzentruber, whom she frequently collaborates with, Boutari’s eye-catching downtown public artworks can be found in places like Goudies Lane, Abe Erb, Settlement, and inside Vidyard, a converted historical building near Victoria Park.   On Bonn Park with Sara Geidlinger and Marshall Ward, Boutari reflects on how urban art, site-specific murals, and experimental works not only adds meaning to our everyday lives but creates one-of-a-kind gathering spaces in a vibrant and progressive technology hub like Waterloo Region.   https://www.stephanieboutari.com https://www.instagram.com/stephboutari/ https://www.instagram.com/bonnparkpodcast/  

Deze keer in de tipparade: drie mooie rode wijnen voor op de heerlijke herfstavonden die eraan zitten te komen: de valpolicella ripasso supriore van Bonazzi, de vino nobile di montepulciano pagliareto van Lunadoro, de grande reserve Naoussa van Boutari. Geen liefhebber van rood? Dan weet ik nog wel een onweerstaanbare frisse witte voor je: een pinot grigio van Curtis Nova. Tips voor mij en meer wijnsuggesties: instagram @c1nd1e

Griekse wijn is een van de vreemdste fenomenen onder wijnliefhebbers. Als er al over gesproken wordt, is dat meestal vrij laatdunkend. Zo van: "Je hébt er wel goede wijn, maar…." Zelf had ik - tot voor dit gesprek - ook niet één fles Griekse wijn in huis. Meer nog: de wijnhandels waar ik geregeld kom, en die hebben doorgaans een heel uitgebreid en gevarieerd gamma, schuiven me nooit een glas Griekse wijn onder de neus. Wat eigenlijk ongelooflijk vreemd is als je weet dat zowat alle wijn die in West-Europa wordt geteeld op een of andere manier schatplichtig is aan de Grieken. Aangezien ik deze vakantie een weekje in Kreta heb doorgebracht, besloot ik een aflevering van de podcast aan Griekse wijn te wijden. Via wijnhandel Cannette in Brussel, naar verluidt een topadresje voor wie op zoek is naar goede Griekse wijn, ben ik bij Mark Vekemans terechtgekomen, die bijzonder goed thuis is in deze materie. Op een rustig terrasje, beschut tegen de verschroeiende juli-zon en met een fris glaasje Griekse rosé in de hand, vertelde Mark op een sappige manier welke Griekse wijnen zoal bestaan, over het verleden, maar ook over de toekomst van de Griekse wijnbouw, waarom Griekse wijnmakers minder te vrezen hebben van de opwarming van de aarde dan hun collega's uit Frankrijk, Italië of Spanje, bijvoorbeeld, en over de Griekse drama's die ontstonden toen de zonen van traditionele wijnmakers de domeinen van hun ouders begonnen over te nemen. Veel luisterplezier!   PS: Zoals beloofd zet ik hieronder eens al de druivensoorten op een rijtje die Mark vernoemde:   agiorgitiko moschofilero xynómavro kotsifali assyrtiko mavrodaphne   Een andere interessante druif waar Mark het helaas niet over had, maar waarmee ik in Kreta kennis mee maakte, is de vidiano (in ons geval was dat een fles Vorinos van het wijnhuis Silva uit de buurt van Heraklion), naar mijn gevoel een beetje te vergelijken met een grüner veltliner. Maar zoals Mark al vertelde, zijn er circa 300 autochtone druivenrassen, die haast allemaal even moeilijk uit te spreken zijn. Of wat dacht je van de chidiriotiko, liatiko, savatiano, thrapsathiri, enzovoort?     Hier vind je links naar de wijnhuizen die in de podcast ter sprake kwamen:   Skouras: http://www.skouras.gr/ Boutari - http://www.boutari.gr/ Tsantali - https://www.tsantali.com/ Tselepos - http://www.tselepos.gr/ Gaja - http://www.gaiawines.gr/ Alpha Estate - http://alpha-estate.com/ De zussen Parparoussis - http://www.parparoussis.com/en/ Tetramythos - https://www.tetramythoswines.com/en/   (Ongesponsorde tip: de meeste van deze domeinen vind je in het gamma van Canette…)  

In this episode of the Maker's Co Podcast you'll meet Steph Boutari, the woman behind some of the best and most badass murals at some of our favourite downtown Kitchener spots. You may not know who she is, but if you live in Kitchener or have visited recently, chances are you've seen her work and now you're going to get the chance to hear more on how she got into murals, what it's like creating art for public & private commercial spaces, and much, much more.   Topics covered: Meet Stephanie Becoming a Professional Artist Freedom to Create - Working With Clients Process Making Connections Through Social Media Behind the Scenes - How People Buy Art Learning Curves Logistics of Creating Murals + Overcoming Fears Getting in the Zone Finding Inspiration Being Flexible + Pushing Through Creative Block Insecurities & Combating Them Art in Public Spaces Advice What's next in 2018 Resources from the episode: Settlement & Co. - https://settlementco.ca/ Abe Erb - http://abeerb.com/ Miovision - https://miovision.com/ Fall Arrest Training - https://www.osg.ca/variants/working-at-heights-online-2/ Own It - http://www.downtownkitchener.ca/en/pages/OWNIT-2018.asp Spotify - https://www.spotify.com/ca-en/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/ Vancouver Mural Festival - https://www.vanmuralfest.ca/ Canadian Council for the Arts - http://canadacouncil.ca/ Quote: More from Stephanie Boutari Stephanie Boutari - https://www.stephanieboutari.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stephboutari/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stephboutari/ More from Maker's Co: The Maker's Collective - http://makerscollective.club/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MakersCoClub/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/makerscollectiveclub/ Get In Touch & Join The Club - http://makerscollective.club/contact/ More from Lacey: LJH Creative Consulting- http://www.laceyjheels.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/laceyjheels More from Laura: LH Style Coaching - https://lhstylecoach.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lhstylecoaching The Style Report - https://lhstylecoach.com/the-style-report

The Cogill's find pleasure in the story and performance of Gal Gadot as, "Wonder Woman." An unusual, entertaining superhero movie that begins in Greek Mythology and ends up in WWI. Wine Expert, Hayley Hamilton Cogill, recalls her trip to Greece, and Crete, where she viewed the world's first wine press, dating back 3500 years. She toasts "Wonder Woman" with Greek Wines from the oldest winery in the country, Boutari. Then it's on to, "Guilty Pleasures" both in wine and on television. From the chaos of "Below Deck," "The Bachelorette," and "The Real Housewives," to a high end Bordeaux, Barolo, or in Gary's case, a butter-bomb Chardonnay.

We discuss foods and wines of Greece with Chef Maria Loi and vintner Yiannis Voyatzis. Chef Loi is Greece's Culinary Ambassador with restaurants in both her native Nafpaktos and New York City (Loi Estiatorio). She's a popular TV chef and author of The Greek Diet. Yiannis Voytzis is winemaker at Boutari and president of New Wines of Greece, a trade organization to promote Greek wines. There are over 300 indigenous grape varieties in Greece and a recent trend toward single vineyard vinifications.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network http://www.talk4media.com/).

Stellios Boutaris is the owner of the Kir-Yianni Estate in northwestern Greece.

We heard bits of "Fire on the Mountain" by Tangerine Dream. "Volcano God" by Geoff Berner and "Lava" by The B52s. Next episode will be: All Blue! mail@rotcast.com The Juicy Truth music bed is Mulgrew Miller’s “Samba d' Blue” All shows use the musical bed “Haunted” by Kim Schutterle We reviewed two wines. The white was Santorini by Boutari a Greek wine. We rated it 66 points. The red was Italian from the island of Sicilly:Tenuta Delle Terre Nere. We rated it 80 points. See more links on the Juicy Truth page at www.rotcast.com. Thanks for listening--Rotwang

Stellios Boutari of Kir Yianni Wine Estates in Greece will be on the show. Kir Yianni Wines is a family d operated Vineyard that by far is THE premiere Greek wine company in the world. Stellios joins Stu on the show tonite to discuss wine making, family history and success of this amazing wine Family. Call 646-381-4860 and be part of something big!Check Stu's webpage for upcoming guests at www.stuthewineguru.com. Follow Stu The Wine Guru on Twitter, just type in: stuthewineguru and tweet Stu. Have a wine question for Stu or his guest? email it to him at info@stuthewineguru.com, or Tweet it to @stuthewineguru, or call into the show at 1-646-381-4860 and join in something big!.

In Folge #6 des Tiefdruck-Musik Podcasts, präsentieren wir Euch einen Ausschnitt des Interviews von Radio Hamburg mit Catharina Boutari im Rahmen der Hamburger Nacht. In diesem Interview wird Euch Catharina ein paar Hintergründe der Titel ihres aktuellen Albums "Tanzschule Boutari" erklären, plaudert mit Moderator Didi Menkens über die Geburt ihres Sohnes und berichtet über Ihre Rolle aus Zaungast bei der Fussball-EM 2008 im Hamburger Schanzenviertel. Am Ende des Interviews kommt ihr dann auch noch in den Genuss der aktuellen Single "Nimm Mich Nicht Mit" - ungekürzt. Dieser Podcast wurde uns freundlicherweise von Radio Hamburg zur Verfügung gestellt. Alle angespielten Titel vom akuellen Album: Catharina Boutari - "Tanzschule Boutari" - jetzt im Handel erhältlich. 1. In einem Land, wo die Zitronen blühen 2. Regen 3. Halt mich wach 4. Nimm mich nicht mit