Podcasts about channel open

In this second Keep the Channel Open feed drop (check out our first, episode 113!), Rachel and Mike Sakasegawa discuss Bianca by Eugenia Leigh.

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Today's meditation a quote from Martha Graham to Agnes de Mille, a dancer who longed to be excellent but didn't have the faith to be so. We can all learn from this quote. Your morning mantra: I remain open and aware.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Links and resourcesEpisode 143 of Keep the Channel Open: Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahNana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahChain Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahFriday Black by Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahMike SakasegawaLikeWise FictionKeep the Channel Open on TwitterKeep the Channel Open on Insta Keep the Channel Open on YouTubeInformation and sign up for new class “Reading with Rachel”

Prayer for Keeping the Channel Open for her Daily Spiritual Espresso published on June 23, 2023 which you can access here: https://jenniferhadley.com/2023/06/keep-the-channel-open/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second of five episodes featuring the lectures that became Rachel Zucker's newest book, The Poetics of Wrongness. This episode contains audio of “What We Talk About When We Talk About the Confessional and What We Should Be Talking About,” presented at the University of Arizona Poetry Center (Tucson) on January 28, 2016. It also includes a new introduction by Rachel and a conversation recorded in April, 2023 with the founder and host of the Keep the Channel Open podcast, Mike Sakasegawa. In this lecture, Rachel Zucker discusses the origin of the term Confessional as it came to be used for a specific group of poets, the legacy of confessional poetry, risk, shame, and questions of gender and privilege in relationship to confessional poetry. Many thanks to The University of Arizona Poetry Center, The Bagley Wright Poetry Lecture Series and the BWLS Podcast, Ellen Welcker, Heidi Broadhead, Charlie Wright and everyone at Wave Books. Here is a longer list of acknowledgments and a partial list of referenced sources for Rachel's lectures.

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Amber Campion is a trauma-informed yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, and mindfulness-based life and leadership mentor. For more than a decade, Amber's work in the field of emotional intelligence, personal leadership, and self-discovery has led her to create embodied trainings, retreats, and online courses supporting wisdom-seekers to bring their Full Selves to the world. In this episode, Amber and I discuss what it means to be fully human. We address the concept that the fascia of the body is the manifestation of the subtle body (which can be worked with toward mind-body healing) as well as the process of recognizing, accepting, and neutralizing negative self-talk and difficult emotions.  Full video: http://bit.ly/selftalkcampionMore from Amber:Website: http://www.ambercampion.com/IG: @ambercampionFacebook: @ambercampion + @campionamberFREE GIFT ONE: inner self-mastery: a "success" guide for those who think differentlyhttps://www.ambercampion.com/innerselfmasteryFREE GIFT TWO: Keep the Channel Open: a 5-day Embodiment Experiencehttp://www.ambercampion.com/keepthechannelopenFREE GIFT THREE: Radical Presence: 6 rituals to align with your true self and generate results that are truly meaningfulhttp://www.ambercampion.com/giftMusic:"Ave Marimba"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0Support the show (http://paypal.me/rachelastarte)

Creativity through the lens of a yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator and poet."To be creative is to be daring!"Amber Campion is a yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, & poet. She is also the creator of Dynamic Release Flow (Method) and The Fulfillment Formula. For more than a decade, Amber's work in the field of emotional intelligence, personal leadership, and self-discovery has led her to create embodied trainings, workshops, retreats, masterminds, and online courses supporting creative wisdom seekers to bring their Full Selves to the world.Amber has been practicing and teaching yoga and mindfulness for 15 years. She is an E-RYT500 (experienced registered yoga teacher) along with hundreds of hours of additional training focused on somatic therapy. She did Vipassana (a 10-day silent meditation retreat) in the jungle of Brazil at age 28, has received in-depth coach training (Certified Holistic Health Counselor + Master Transformational Coach), trained in reiki, neurolinguistics programming, and continues to bring depth to her work through training in martial arts, improv, shadow work, breath work, energy work, and somatic therapy.Her work has been featured in Positively Positive, Thrive Global, Thought Catalog, YourTango, and she has led workshops, retreats, and trainings in 5 continents around the world. WEBSITE: http://www.ambercampion.com/INSTAGRAM: @ambercampionFACEBOOK: @ambercampion + @campionamberFREE GIFT ONE: inner self mastery: a 'success' guide for those who think differentlyhttps://www.ambercampion.com/innerselfmasteryFREE GIFT TWO: Keep the Channel Open: a 5-day Embodiment Experiencehttp://www.ambercampion.com/keepthechannelopenFREE GIFT THREE: Radical Presence: 6 rituals to align with your true self and generate results that are truly meaningfulhttp://www.ambercampion.com/giftMari's Awakening Creativity Guide:https://courses.skillfulmeans.life/Awakening-CreativityMari's 7 Day Awakening Creativity Challenge:https://courses.skillfulmeans.life/7-day-Awakening-Creativity

When you're podcasting, you're always learning. There's always something new to try or new conversations to be had. This learning is a journey of practice and how we don't have to take things so seriously, especially in podcasting when it's meant to be fun. This fun practice means we get to record many episodes, sometimes week in and week out. When you do something long enough, something is bound to go wrong! And even if something does go wrong, it's OK, it's part of the learning process and podcasting in general. We are all on a podcasting journey together. Get ready to go from your inner critic and transform that into your inner leader. I'm so happy to share with you my conversation with Amber Campion. Amber is a trauma-informed yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, & mindfulness-based life + leadership coach. For more than a decade, Amber's work in the field of emotional intelligence, personal leadership, and self-discovery has led her to create embodied trainings, workshops, retreats, masterminds, and online courses supporting wisdom seekers to bring their Full Self to the world. We talk about: Breathwork and how it impacts our creative work as Podcasters. Beating self-doubt when "we don't know what we don't know" where she provides tools of grounding to deal with self-doubt in podcasting. Tips on what you need to do before hitting that record button. Finally, we include a beautiful breathing exercise I think we should all do before we ever get behind our mics [28:37]. We also talk about the seven mind traps briefly in this episode, but if you'd like to go deeper on all seven mind traps that include yoga, breathwork and insight journaling, you can access Amber's 5-day embodiment experience called "Keep the Channel Open". Resources mentioned in the episode: Amber's 5-day embodiment experience "Keep the Channel Open" http://www.ambercampion.com/keepthechannelopen Likeability research for 55-38-7 rule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Mehrabian Seven Mind Traps - the mindfulness-based stress reduction workbook https://bookshop.org/books/a-mindfulness-based-stress-reduction-workbook-second-edition-revised/9781684033553 Engage with Amber: http://www.ambercampion.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ambercampion/ https://www.youtube.com/c/ambercampion https://www.facebook.com/campionamber/ Connect with me! Find more secrets at http://www.VisibleVoicePodcast.com/ Email Mary at VisibleVoicePodcast@gmail.com Engage with the show on Instagram at @OrganizedSoundProductions https://www.instagram.com/organizedsoundproductions/ To learn more about or work with Mary, click on over at http://www.OrganizedSound.ca.

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This is a companion podcast to this mornings mantra - Keep your channel open See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's meditation a quote from Martha Graham to Agnes de Mille, a dancer who longed to be excellent but didn't have the faith to be so. We can all learn from this quote. Your morning mantra: I remain open and aware. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Don't let other peoples art discourage you from your own art. " Will Davis is a songwriter, playwright and lead singer in a folk band called Cardboard Rocketship. Fletch and Will talk about their first time meeting in Bangkok , their adventures throughout Southeast Asia and Wills ten day silent meditation. At an early age Will had a natural ability to write poetry and that quickly translated over to songwriting. Will feels like he doesn't really have a choice- he has to write songs. Thats how he expresses. He views it as Therapy.

In the last episode for 2020, Jenn speaks with podcaster and photographer Mike Sakasegawa about producing not one but two literary podcasts--LikeWise Fiction and Keep the Channel Open--the work this entails and forging one's own definition of success.  [Transcript of this episode will be available on the Episodes tab of the podcast Tumblr.]

In solidarity with the ongoing protests against police violence, Keep the Channel Open is postponing our regular episode this week and participating in the #PodcastBlackout. Resources: National Bail Fund Network Campaign Zero Showing Up for Racial Justice Scene on Radio - Seeing White Robin DiAngelo - White Fragility Ijeoma Oluo - So You Want to Talk About Race Erika Lee - The Making of Asian America Transcript

Do you ever have a moment where you hear a story from a friend that you've never heard before and you are in awe? I got the feeling multiple times in our live broadcast with Atticus Mooney. Mind. Is. Blown. Atticus is a movement enthusiast, DJ and embodiment coach. She shared that our bodies have inbuilt systems by which to guide us, that in today's world, we pretty much ignore.  Movement can allow us to keep our ‘channel open'. We can process emotions and make better decisions about life and work just by moving our bodies. And you don't need to be a dancer to do this. From sharing her incredible life decision that involved the pentagon, to how she views and is actively creating an unrestricted life, to how she uses organization to feel unrestricted, we heard a lot of incredible insights from Atticus. And lots of laughs too. You may feel inspired to get up and move again, which in this current time, is needed more than ever.  Find Atticus Mooney on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/atticus_moon/ABOUT UNRESTRICTED Live & ATHENA SIMPSON UNRESTRICTED Live is a show where we hear from incredible women who live life on their own terms, who take care of their mind, body & soul, while building successful businesses and projects that they love. I'm your host Athena Simpson. I'm a serial entrepreneur and Life & Business Optimization Coach and educator who helps women uncover their superpowers so they can thrive at life & work without compromise. I want you to have an unfiltered view into the reality of transformation with clear, tangible takeaways that you can apply to your life and career or business to help you get more UNRESTRICTED.  Athena's Website https://athenasimpson.com/  And on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/athena.simpson/ Find Past Episodes of UNRESTRICTED LIVE at https://athenasimpson.com/unrestricted-live WANT MORE?Sign up for my free weekly newsletter which include hacks, tips, experiments, resources, books, podcasts and more, all to help you get more UNRESTRICTED here: https://athenasimpson.com/newsletter

Hope you're staying safe, loves! This week we've got a special bonus episode for you:  The Craft of the Literary Podcast Interview, which was initially slated to be an AWP panel. Due to pandemic, it was cancelled, but you still get to hear the conversation between Mike Sakesegawa of Keep the Channel Open, Rachel Zucker of Commonplace, David Naimon of Between the Covers, and our very own Dujie Tahat. They discuss topics like how do we come up with questions, is the podcast inherently selfish, and other juicy tidbits. We'll be back next week with some regularly scheduled programming. Be well in the meantime!

Mike Sakasegawa, host of Keep the Channel Open, was scheduled to moderate a panel at this year’s annual AWP Conference called “The Craft of the Literary Podcast Interview,” featuring Rachel Zucker of Commonplace, Dujie Tahat of The Poet Salon, and David Naimon of Between the Covers. Due to the coronavirus, Mike and the panelists ended up having to cancel their appearance at the conference, which makes it all the sweeter to be able to bring you this podcast version of our panel. In this wide-ranging conversation, Rachel, Dujie, David, and Mike talk all about the “hows” and the “whys” of interviewing, including the importance of establishing rapport with our guests, questions about the ethics of interviewing, and what the role of the host ought to be. Podcasts by the Panelists Keep the Channel Open Between the Covers The Poet Salon

In our desire to fit in or conform, we often suppress our creative spirit. The more we suppress, the more unfulfilled we will feel. Martha Graham offered these beautiful words of inspiration to one of her students.

Spirit of Home, by José Pablo Iriarte. A migrant father and daughter living on Mars are brought together by a taste of home. (This story first appeared in Motherboard.) Show Notes: José Pablo Iriarte's website is labyrinthrat.com. You can find José on Twitter at @LabyrinthRat. José appeared on episode 23 of Keep the Channel Open, discussing this story and several others. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Donate via PayPal | Leave a review Share: Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook Connect: Email | Newsletter | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Back in March of this year I had the pleasure of sitting down with photographer, writer, and podcaster Mike Sakasegawa while he was in Portland attending a conference. I became aware of Mike a few years back because of his own podcast called Keep the Channel Open where he primarily converses with photographers and writers. In our conversation we talk about his work, the authenticity of photography, his podcasting projects, and his progression as a photographer, writer, and activist. And of course we had to dissect his famous viral lemon video.Recorded March 27th, 2019, All conversations are recorded face-to-face. These are… the Diffusion Tapes.Show notes:Blue as guest on Keep the Channel Open podcastAWP ConferenceMedium Photography FestivalMike Sakasegawa websiteKeep The Channel Open PodcastLikewise MediaLikewise Fiction PodcastSeries: All Good ThingsSeries: It Forgets youAline SmithsonJeff AscoughBlake AndrewsThe lemon videoLittle Shop of HorrorsJerry TakigawaCenter for Photographic ArtMatika WilburMatika Wilbur as guest on Keep the Channel Open podcastThe Lie Beneath the Story of My Family's Asian American DreamToni MorrisonTHE DIFFUSION TAPES THEME SONG COMPOSED BY JEFF LOUVIEREDownload or stream the full length theme song:iTunes | Spotify | Cd Baby | Google Play | Amazon Music | Deezer

To celebrate the third anniversary of Keep the Channel Open, photographer Daniel Gonçalves turned the tables on me and took on the role of podcast host in order to spend some time talking about my own work. In our conversation, Daniel and I discussed my photographs and creative process, making an emotional connection through art, and why quiet masculinity is important to me. (Conversation recorded January 17, 2019.) Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | YouTube | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Leave a review Share: Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook Connect: Email | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube Show Notes: Mike Sakasegawa Keep the Channel Open - Episode 1: Trinh Mai Keep the Channel Open - Episode 55: Daniel Gonçalves Medium Festival of Photography Kickstarter - LikeWise Fiction Ken Rosenthal Keep the Channel Open - Episode 19: Ken Rosenthal Mike Sakasegawa - It Forgets You Mike Sakasegawa - All Good Things Aline Smithson Mike Sakasegawa - Sheets: A Love Letter Kurt Simonson Mike Sakasegawa - Caesura Mike Sakasegawa - Auguries The Best of Intentions (TinyLetter) - Word for 2019 Fatimah Asghar - If They Come For Us Transcript

In this special joint episode, Courtney and Mike Sakasegawa—photographer, writer, and host of the arts podcast Keep the Channel Open—talk about podcasting and what they're working on off the air.

Host Kinsee Morlan explains the silence, plays a trailer for Voice of San Diego's new "I Made it in San Diego" podcast and runs an episode from the Keep the Channel Open podcast in which she's interviewed by San Diego writer and photographer Mike Sakasegawa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Kinsee Morlan explains the silence, plays a trailer for Voice of San Diego's new "I Made it in San Diego" podcast and runs an episode from the Keep the Channel Open podcast in which she's interviewed by San Diego writer and photographer Mike Sakasegawa.

Dr. Becky Senf is the Chief Curator at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Arizona, and the Norton Family Curator of Photography, a joint appointment between the Center and the Phoenix Art Museum. In our conversation, Dr. Senf and I talked about her work at the Center, and what the breadth and depth of the Center's archival collection enables in terms of researching and understanding the artists whose work is housed there. We also talked about a deeply personal exhibition she curated for Art Photo Index, entitled "Not MY Family Values," which is a favorite of mine. For the second segment, we talked about the #BuyArtFriday hashtag that she started, and what her hopes are for the initiative in the future. (Conversation recorded April 4, 2017.) Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | SoundCloud | TuneIn | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Leave a review Share: Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook Connect: Email | Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr Show Notes: Center for Creative Photography - Rebecca Senf Center for Creative Photography Mary Virginia Swanson Society for Photographic Education Prison Photography - Oracle, the Annual International Conference for Photography Curators Nobody Knows About Bill Jay LA Times - Robert Sobieszek (obituary) Ansel Adams - Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico Mark Klett AIPAD Phoenix Art Museum Tina Modotti Zach Weston Keep the Channel Open - Lindsay Hatton Lindsay Hatton - Monterey Bay Art Photo Index - Not MY Family Values Center for Creative Photography - Wynn Bullock: Revelations Phoenix Art Museum - Longer Ways to Go About the Show: Keep the Channel Open is a bi-weekly podcast featuring in-depth conversations with artists, writers, and curators. The show is hosted by San Diego-based photographer and writer Mike Sakasegawa.  

Paul continues to defend his apostolic authority by trying to clear up some misunderstandings within the church of Corinth.