Podcasts about carlea

With an eye for aesthetic content, a love for social media and meaningful brand partnerships Carlea Atkins & Georgina Neves are the perfect pair to chat all things content creation with. We talk through the need to adapt to each platform in a unique way, how to approach brand collaborations and finding your authentic style as a creator online. We hope you love what you hear - so much so you want to give us a follow and maybe a 5 star review? Or join the conversation on Instagram ⁠@digitale.adl⁠ or ⁠Facebook⁠ or drop us a love note at ⁠hello@digi-tale.com.a

With a passion for purpose led marketing and meaningful content, Carlea Atkins has a deep understanding of building brands and the intricacies of the digital sphere. As the owner of Consume Studio here in Adelaide, Carlea prides herself on having created a space for brands and individuals who share her commitment to sustainability. We talk through brands with social responsibility, greenwashing and the future of influencer marketing. We hope you love what you hear - so much so you want to give us a follow and maybe a 5 star review? Or join the conversation on Instagram @digitale.adl or Facebook or drop us a love note at hello@digi-tale.com.au

Introducing another great podcast from Skylark Media! Feminist Folklore is a weekly storytelling and discussion podcast where each week, hosts Carlea and Rachael share a fairy tale, myth, or legend from around the world, and discuss it from a feminist perspective. Does Snow White pass the Bechdel test? How different would Sleeping Beauty really be if you replaced the heroine with a sexy lamp? Whether you love Disney princesses or chilling ghost stories, Feminist Folklore has something for you. From old English ballads to contemporary Japanese legends, nothing’s off limits in these frank, funny discussions. The stories Carlea and Rachael cover can be problematic, but there’s never a dull moment. Feminist Folklore explores tough and timely topics like gender equality, toxic masculinity, and body positivity, and considers how societal attitudes about sex and gender are influenced by our deep-seated cultural narratives. You’ll be surprised by how little has changed for women since the days of the Brothers Grimm, and how much ancient myths and legends can still tell us about women’s lives. Subscribe [here](https://www.skylarkmedia.com/podcasts/feministfolklore), or wherever you get your podcasts.

Feminist Folklore is a weekly storytelling and discussion podcast from Skylark Media. Each week, hosts Carlea and Rachael share a fairy tale, myth, or legend from around the world, and discuss it from a feminist perspective.Whether you love Disney princesses or chilling ghost stories, Feminist Folklore has something for you. From old English ballads to contemporary Japanese legends, nothing’s off limits in these frank, funny discussions. You can listen to Feminist Folklore on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and whereverelse you like to listen. You can follow them on Twitter @femlorepod, on Instagram @feministfolklorepodcast, and online at [feministfolklore.com](https://www.feministfolklore.com/) . Feminist Folklore is a Skylark Media production.

Folklore: from Cinderella to The Little Mermaid, these stories are the basis of much of the pop culture we consume today. But are the outdated attitudes about women at the core of these stories doing more harm than good? Or would ditching these morality lessons be throwing the baby out with the bathwater? Helping us sort this all out are the hosts of the Feminist Folklore podcast Rachael Marr and Carlea Holl-Jensen. Carlea has a Masters degree from Indiana University in Folklore and Rachael loves old stories...especially scary ones. Dig in with us!

That One Podcast finally has it's first female guest. Carlea goes into detail about her life being a server, gay, and how she plans on furthering her education in the medical field. Twitter: T_O_Podcast Instagram: That.One.Podcast

In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss Kate Bernheimer's essay "Fairy Tale is Form, Form is Fairy Tale", and give you some weird reading recommendations.

In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss Roxane Gay's short story "I Am A Knife", and guest contributor Daniel Knowlton talks about Jim Shepard's short story collection Love and Hydrogen.

In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss techniques and exercises that use language to create strangeness, and listener Scott talks about Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.