Podcasts about by hand

I HAVE LAUNCHED MY EFFECTS PEDAL COMPANY!!This episode is part 1 of 2, featuring demos of 7 of my circuits!Intro : 00:00 - 0245Skeleton Key Compressor: 02:45 - 05:45Skeleton Key Drive: 05:45 - 13:18Osmium Orb Preamp: 13:18 - 19:48Bicep Vaporizer Boost/OD/Dist/Fuzz: 19:48 - 33:10Quasar Dual Delay + Sonorus Reverb: 33:10 - 43:13Wrap up: 43:13 - 44:17PLAYOUT (with Osmium Orb, Skeleton Key Comp, Quasar + Sonorus): 44:17 - 52:56TO ORDER PRODUCT:email: FIGURE8FX@GMAIL.COMALL ORDERS ARE MADE FROM SCRATCH, BY HAND, WHEN ORDERED.

Intro: 00:00 - 01:35Doom Saloon Fuzzstortion: 01:35 - 09:58Blissful Abyss Variable Fuzz: 09:58 - 20:06TX Panty Dropper Triple Amp: 20:06 - 29:11Colossus Filth Machine:- 1st Circuit (Amp section): 29:11 - 37:48- 2nd Circuit (Fuzz section): 37:48 - 41:20F.A.F.O. tone-dive: 41:20 - 47:36Outro: 47:36 - 48:52FOR ORDERS:email - FIGURE8FX@GMAIL.COMALL CIRCUITS ARE BUILT FROM SCRATCH, BY HAND, WHEN ORDERED.

"Chef Keesha's culinary journey began at the Natural Gourmet Institute for Culinary Arts in NYC, where she mastered the art of organic, vegan, and health-supportive diets. With a BS in Information Systems Engineering and an MBA from Simmons College, Chef Keesha brings a unique blend of culinary expertise and business acumen to the Live Loud table. From gracing the NYC fine dining catering scene to dazzling on Epicurious's 50 Person Prep Challenge and making waves on Food Network's Chopped, Chef Keesha is a force to be reckoned with," as described on Live Loud Foods website: https://www.liveloudfoods.comCheryl Gilmore joined Food Farms And Chefs Radio Show, first discussing how her career blossomed from one opportunity to the next, and ultimately rooting her path as the Wrightstown Market Manager.  Per Wrightstown Farmers Market's website, "On September 29, 2006 the newly founded Bucks County Foodshed Alliance held a Harvest Festival at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds in Wrightstown to kick off the Wrightstown Farmers Market, a new kind of farmers market that would inspire numerous others in the county." They continued by explaining their mission, which was, "To provide a thriving outlet to connect consumers and producers of local, sustainably grown food products so that it strengthens the community and local farming economy." https://www.wrightstownfarmersmarket.orgJezabel Careaga's passion, traditions, and love of food is palpable when you hear her story in her own words on this week's Food Farms And Chefs Radio Show.  With origins in the hospitality and business management, Jezabel's hands-on approach guided her to creating a venue that was welcoming to not only visitors of Jezabe's, but also to the individuals who work in the spaces that she crafted by hand. Ultimately, she shares the comforting meals she grew up with through her menu, store, and bakery.  https://www.jezabelscafe.com

Making a podcast all about seasonal ingredient means celebrating them when they're at their finest. And so this week it's all about rhubarb!Tommy and his farm chef Dickie take a trip to Leeds to meet their rhubarb supplier - Robert Tomlinson. And they get a special behind-the-scenes view of how their rhubarb if farmed and picked BY HAND before supplied to kitchens around the world.Back at the farm Dickie has some plans to turn the rhubarb into a drink. And he sets to work concocting a new recipe.Special guest Jimi Famurewa is also at the farm. He's keen to see what field to fork really means. And he's put to work feeding the farms herd of Dexter cattle, before being treated to a delicious home-made pannacotta flavoured with the cows own straw!The Series Sponsor is True Foods - www.truefoodsltd.com - who make delicious stocks and sauces which are used in Michelin starred kitchens up and down the country. Listeners can get a 10% discount by using the code 'Seasoned' on check out.This week's producer profile is less of a producer, and more of a resource : www.GetRawMilk.com is a website which helps you find your nearest supplier of raw milk - which I think is the tastiest way to get your milk.For more information on The Black Swan, and to see images from the podcast, including all the dishes from the series, visit www.tommybanks.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming off the heels of its 30th anniversary,  Anthropologie has no plans to slow down. Anthropologie celebrated its 30th anniversary in late September and, in step, produced an interactive installation at the New York Academy of Art called “By Hand, By Heart.” The installation, which ran from Oct. 1-2, showcased the brand's rich history and decades' worth of eye-catching storefront art. The company also published its first coffee table book with Rizzoli, titled "Art of Anthropologie," which celebrates Anthropologie's roots and creative accomplishments. At the helm of the heritage brand is Tricia Smith, who took on the role of global CEO in April 2021. From a very young age, Smith knew she was passionate about retail and serving customers. Though Anthropologie's reputation for keeping the customer front and center was one of the biggest draws for Smith, it was an unforgettable experience while visiting Anthropologie's Soho, NY location over 20 years ago that piqued her interest in the brand. "I remember the way the store made me feel. I distinctly remember that it was the first time that I, as a young woman, felt inspired by a retail experience," Smith shared on the latest episode of the Glossy Podcast. "It was the thoughtfulness of the curation of products, from apparel to candles and home accessories, all celebrated with these amazing and incredible visual installations. It inspired this sense of discovery in me that Anthropologie was the first to create." Since assuming the role as global CEO, Smith's biggest goal has been to invoke that same feeling of inspiration and creativity in customers. "When the opportunity was presented to me to join as the CEO, yes, it was exciting. But it was a bit of a pinch-me moment," Smith added.

In today's Daily Fix, another intrepid modder is taking on the daunting task of remaking The Simpsons: Hit & Run. This time, El Gato Del Tejado is going a step further by not just remastering the cutscenes, but completely redrawing them in the 2D Simpsons style...BY HAND. Hopefully, this level of dedication will show The Simpsons license-holders how badly the community wants a remastered Hit & Run, or maybe even a sequel. In console hardware news, Sony is amping up production to meet the demand for the holidays. PlayStation 5's are still hard to come by, so we do have to ask, "What have they been doing all this time?" To be fair, this is still the ongoing supply chain issues and parts shortages plaguing every industry, and those problems don't seem to be going away any time soon. And sticking with consoles, former Xbox head Peter Moore admitted that he liked the 'console wars' as it helps foster competition. Any economist will tell you that a certain level of competition is healthy and fosters innovation. Moore believes we wouldn't have the PS5 as we have it now if Microsoft packed it in after the Xbox 360 and Red Ring of Death fiasco. Do you agree with him? Let us know in the comments!

Fatimah Muhammad has been a resident of Hyde Park for over 20 years. She and her family purchased a 120 year old LRA property, completed a total rehab, and have called it home for 23+ years.Her mission is to help revitalize the Hyde Park neighborhood– By Hand to commit to do the work, by By Heart with compassion, and By Eye to see clearly and remain focused. She is a servant of her community and the community at large.Fatimah joins the podcast to tell her story as a Social Entrepreneur, and Community Activist. Listeners will learn about the Hyde Park Neighborhood in North St. Louis, how development is bringing change to the community, and how Fatimah's "Apiary at the Park" project fits in.We appreciate Fatimah for her conviction, vision, and powerful belief in the community she lives in. Our hope is that you enjoy this episode, and follow it up with a VISIT to Hyde Park to see with your own eyes the beauty and potential in this neighborhood.

We were made on purpose for a purpose. God knitted us together BY HAND!Say this: I AM HANDMADE by God! I have been wondrously made! My existence is intentional.Now live like that’s the truth because it is!————————————————————————You can text me directly now!! 601-299-4398! I can’t wait to text you back and have a conversation with you!!Click here to Donate and show love for OABG podcast and blog. We appreciate you so much!Join the 1 Hour Prayer Challenge!Become a subscriber today and get the blog and podcast in your inbox daily!————-Visit On Assignment By God to read the blog version of the podcast.

A fantastic treat for those of you who share my love of Erin Babnik! Erin joins the podcast to talk about her snowmobile workshop in the Dolomiti where she captured - BY HAND - an absolutely brilliant photo-stack of swirling snow and glowing Dolomite Mountains through the atmospheric clouds! Just love the image! You can see her image "Reverie" here: https://bit.ly/3hWvDq5 The podcast begins with us plugging the upcoming CREATE PHOTOGRAPHY VIRTUAL SUMMIT! It is an online-only zoom conference where Erin Babnik will be kicking off the teaching as our Keynote Address. The Conference is in February over Friday Feb. 19th and continues for three days ending in the afternoon on Sunday Feb 21st. After we talk about what she is teaching during her Keynote, I ask Erin about her process of finding images that match her quality level. Erin gets into detail about her process while at camera and then in post-processing to make the images we have grown to envy! Learn more from Erin here at her website: ErinBabnik.com Direct link to her Workshop Reading List: https://bit.ly/3i1iUCG Thanks for listening and get out there for an adventure of your own!

In a trip unlike any that has come before, twin brothers Casey and Ryan prone paddled 18' boards from the coast of Alaska all the way down to Mexico. It is an endurance feat that is nearly impossible to imagine. Day in day out, 2,200 brutal miles of paddling, with no support for months and months. In their pursuit of adventure they braved the ferocity of Mother Nature- freezing cold temps, powerful gusts of wind and board-breaking waves. Eventually facing down great white sharks and the ever present brotherly rivalry, the Higginbotham boys accomplished the inconceivable journey of a lifetime. We've featured many adventures, both big and small, on this podcast. The "By Hand Project" has got to be the most grand in its scale and unthinkable in its scope. Ryan and Casey's accomplishment pushes the boundaries of what is possible and teaches us to expand our own possibilities by intentionally seeking out our own grand quests. Their's is an epic adventure story in all sense of the word. I truly hope you love this episode as much as I do! Going into it I was already stunned by what these two had accomplished and leaving the conversation I was truly moved to experience this world and all of its adventures on a whole new level. I think this quote from their website describes the epicness perfectly: "The brothers carried nothing more than two dry bags of gear each and a camera. No support boats, no paddles, and nothing similar to gauge from. Nothing like this has ever been done. " Please support the brothers' documentary "By Hand, the Film" on Kickstarter. I promise you it will be one of the most unique and incredible adventure film you will see all year. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/byhandfilm/by-hand-the-film MORE FROM THE BY HAND PROJECT: Support Their Documentary on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/byhandfilm/by-hand-the-film Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byhandproject/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ByHandTheFilm/ "From Alaska to Mexico. The Hard Way." Article: https://www.outsideonline.com/2382811/alaska-mexico-paddle-Higginbotham-brothers MORE LIKE A BIGFOOT: Subscribe and Review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/like-a-bigfoot/id1160773293?mt=2 Soundcloud Archives: https://soundcloud.com/chris-ward-126531464 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/likeabigfoot/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likeabigfoot/

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On the Spark episode "By Hand," glass artist Pamina Traylor turns molten glass into pieces of lyrical beauty. Even though Traylor's glass work is by hand, her hands initially can't touch the glass itself. She begins by dipping a pipe into a lake of molten glass the consistency of honey, gathering it out, and starting to shape and blow the glass. Then Traylor often relies on many sets of hands to strike while the glass is hot.