Podcasts about corynne

The time has come for the last ever PinPals podcast. Tune in to hear a special episode as Whitney and Corynne say their farewells, have some giggles, and have a special guest appearance. Whitney and Corynne are forever thankful for the memories made at Kentucky Wesleyan!

Dive in with Whitney and Corynne on this episode of PinPals. Hear ALL about the conference tournament and the last tournament EVER for Whitney and Corynne as seniors. They also got off topic a bit so that should be interesting!

Today kicks off our miniseries of women who have switched careers in midlife. My friend Corynne Cirilli used to be a gossip columnist and entertainment journalist with me. After having kids she took a career pause and then trained to be a post-partum doula! We dig into how Corynne decided she was passionate about post-partum care and how she used that passion to make a massive change in her own life after taking a career pause to have her babies.ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE SICILIAN INHERITANCE TODAY

In this very special episode of PinPals, Corynne and Whitney are joined by a very special guest, Alumni Alyssa Zombirt '22. She joins them in talking a little about what she's been doing since graduating along with joining in with Corynne and Whitney about the Conference Championships this week!

Welcome back to this mornings episode of PinPals with Whitney and Corynne. Tune in to listen to them talk about ITC and ISC Sectionals this past weekend. Listen for some hints about next weekend as well. There's also some laughs in between!!

Welcome back to this episode of PinPals. Tune in as Corynne and Whitney give you a recap of their last tournament in Iowa as well as the upcoming tournament which is SECTIONALS!! Listen for some laughs towards the end as well :)

Corynne Burrows is the founder and CEO of Midas Touch Management who represents a powerhouse roster of artists including the grammy nominated duo SIDEPIECE, Nitti and Henry Fong.In this episode we talk about the personality traits and characteristics that successful artists have, how to identify your target market, the importance of getting feedback on your music, the challenges that touring artists face and more.Follow Corynne here:https://www.midastouchmgmt.comhttps://www.instagram.com/midastouchmgmtFollow Nik here:https://www.instagram.com/nikcherwinkAnd visit my site to join the mailing list, book a free coaching call or get in touch:https://www.nikcherwink.com

Welcome back to PinPals with Corynne and Whitney! Tune in to hear about National Women in Sports Day and the upcoming tournaments for the Women's bowling team. If you're wanting to be a special guest on the podcast, reach out to Corynne or Panther Radio and we'd be happy to get you on the podcast to answer any questions!  

Welcome back to the first episode of PinPals of 2024!! In today's episode, Corynne and Whitney have guest stars Daylin Tolgo and Dalton Karstens join them in all things Bowling. Tune in to hear all about the past couple tournaments and the upcoming tournaments this weekend as well as some silly talk!!

On today's episode of PinPals, Corynne, Whitney, and Miranda talk with men's bowler, Dalton Karstens, about the upcoming tournament this weekend and what goals and accomplishments are going to be made. Tune in in 2 weeks to hear more!!

Welcome back to this episode of PinPals. Tune in as Corynne, Whitney, and Miranda discuss their last weekend tournament in Madison Wisconsin and their tournament this weekend in Dyer Indiana. Wish them luck and don't forget to tune into Kentucky Wesleyan College Bowling!

In today's episode of PinPals, Corynne, Whitney and Miranda talk about their first bowling tournament of the year this weekend in Madison, Wisconsin. In their episode, they talk about goals and accomplishments for this weekend, arsenal, and some other cool stuff

In this podcast episode, powerhouse guest Corynne Corbett discusses the impact of the beauty industry on black-owned brands and shares insights on how these brands can authentically stand out. With her 20+ years of communication and media experience, she discusses practical tips and strategies for brands. The discussion covers topics such as product testing and compliance, market entry with retailers, funding opportunities, retail challenges, and the importance of representation. Corynne emphasizes the need for strategic planning, clear messaging, and understanding the retail landscape before entering the market. HOST-Megan Young Gamble Links:[AFFILIATE] Ready to crank our your content in as little as 5 minutes? Use Castmagic, AI powered tool to take your content creation from overwhelmed to overjoyed by saving hours of developing content. Save 20 hours by Signing up today! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel Join our Email List Follow and Connect with Megan on LinkedIn Powerhouse Corynne Corbett Links:Website https://linktr.ee/startrighthereInstagram:  https://instagram.com/corynnecLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/corynnecorbett TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ceetothesquare Listen to Corynne and Megan Young Gamble interview  on Start Right Here Podcast with Corynne CorbettHighlights Quotes and Hooks"Editor's Background and Goals: 'My goal is to help people break in, stand out, and get the tools to move up and succeed in this industry.'"— Corynne Corbett 00:02Representation of Black Beauty in the Fashion Industry: "But within the beauty section, the models were there, but the product was not. So we were fudging a lot of it."— Corynne Corbett 00:05The Influence of Advertisers in Digital Publishing: "Today, I think the pressure editors not the pressure, but one of the concerns editors have is whether there are affiliate links. So even if there's a black brand with a power product they don't have an affiliate link that can be shared, you know, on in the article, the likelihood that they're gonna be covered is less."— Corynne Corbett 00:07Unique Value Proposition: "Don't do something just because someone else is doing it. What are you bringing unique to the market from your perspective?"Clear Messaging and Belief: "It is really important that authenticity, really, really clear messaging that's consistent across all of your packaging, your social, your email, your website, a consistent message. And then a belief that what you're offering is going to give them results or give them will make them feel beautiful."— Corynne Corbett 00:14The Importance of Building Community: "How much do you wanna scale your company?. For other companies, they wanna exit. But we don't always want an exit. So what is your end goal? What is your growth strategy? And how are you building community around your brand? That is gonna be the growth engine that helps your brand grow and scale that community."— Corynne Corbett 00:18Developing a Successful Product: "And then is it you find the chemist that can help you? You do the research ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Go to, events where people are speaking before you even start. If you can go and gather the information."— Corynne Corbett 00:24Are Retailers doing enough for black and minority owned brands? "Well, we have work to do because, 1st of all, are the retailers doing it because they think the brands are ready? To to be on re retail sales. Do they know how long it's gonna take to get paid? What they have to do to get the what what kind of investment they have to make to get that order to the to the retailer.— Corynne Corbett 00:29Getting ready for Retail: "So when I say go to these conferences to learn, go to workshops, whatever it takes so that you know all of these components, then do that before you make a deal (with retail).— Corynne Corbett 00:31Building a Business: " You have to be committed to build and be committed to any pivots that come your way. And you have to be comfortable with failure because everything is not gonna be what you expect. You know, every outcome is not going to be what you expect."— Corynne Corbett 00:42Supporting Fearless Fund:  "What I think the Fearless Fund needs is like a black billionaire like Robert Smith to put his weight behind their legal fund and start to question some of this other stuff, like hit them back with something else because they're trying to pick us pick us off because it'll bankrupt funds trying to to to amount of defense. Right? So it's a matter of you know, kind of getting some people to help to to fight this because the reason that failure is fun exists is because no one was giving us money."— Corynne Corbett 00:54

Gather around as Corynne, Whitney and Miranda take you on a wild journey of their new podcast: Giggles and Crime. This very first episode talks about the true crime incident of Jennifer Pan and how she ALMOST got away with the murder of her very strict father. Follow along to see what really happened during this incident. 

Corynne Smith recently opened her own wellness center called Affirmation of Wellness here in Oceanside this past December. Thanks for kicking it! #kickitlabs #kickitpodcast #kickitwey #kickituniverse #podcast #podcaster #oceanside #northcounty #notoriouscounty #sandiego #uppercounty #lowrider #water #hiphop #podcastlife #welive #livestream #youtube #spotify This episode is sponsored by: @natalies.fashion_ @streetknowledge_hydraulics2 @women_workout_wear @gdfunkster @fullmetalburgers @thedraftoceanside @caliblunt --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-kick-it-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-kick-it-podcast/support

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This week on #baaifkm we do a clip show! Sit down with us, your hosts, Corynne & Raine as we recount our most memorable moments, some amazing answers to the question "Is being an artist f**king killing you" and do one final check-in before the summer.  We wouldn't be here without you pals, thank you to each and every listener, new and old, artist or not. We appreciate every single one of you.  Real conversations. Real artists. 

This week on #baaifkm you sit down with US! YOUR HOSTS Corynne Bisson & Raine Kearns. We want to take this moment to extend a huge THANK YOU to each and every listener, old and new! We truly wouldn't be here without each and every one of you. We talk about; how and why the podcast got started, we ask each other what we've learned and what has surprised us and then ask each THE QUESTION.  Real conversations. Real artists.  Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

How would an authentically Catholic feminism both dialogue with and meaningfully differ from secular feminism? This is the focus of a new program from The Catholic Woman. The program is called  “Cultivating Catholic Feminism.” It  seeks to establish a framework for Catholic feminism through lesson and story and, from that framework, to engage with secular feminism on a range of important topics.   Today I welcome two guests to talk about this program's aims, approach, and timeliness. Corynne Staresinic is founder and executive director of The Catholic Woman, an online based nonprofit that is dedicated to sharing stories and wisdom from Catholic women to affirm the goodness, unrepeatability, and dignity of every woman for the redemption of humankind and the Church. Abigail Favale is Dean of Humanities at George Fox University, who wrote and presents the 21 video lessons included in “Cultivating Catholic Feminism.” She is the author of Into the Deep: An Unlikely Catholic Conversion, and of the forthcoming book The Genesis of Gender from Ignatius Press.

For our final episode of season 1, we talk to Baltimore based multi-disciplinary, Corynne Ostermann. Music from this program is provided by Full Bush INSTAGRAM WEBSITE NATURAL VELVET You can find more information about Corynne, our podcast, and leave a comment about the episodes at our website: www.plantainsandgin.com/creativesondeck You can support us by following us on Instagram (@creativesondeck) and sharing our podcast with your friends. Have a question? Email us at creativesondeck@gmail.com

Corynne and Raine, hosts of Being An Artist Is F**king Killing Me podcasts join Melanie and J. for a crossover episode! This episode, exploring assumptions about the dance industry in Canada and how white folx can dismantle white supremacy, is part 2 of the crossover episode! Catch part one on Being An Artist Is F**king Killing Me! Episode Transcription Available here: https://bit.ly/2RmJ1MT The Dance Union TheDanceUnion.com IG: @thedanceunion FB: www.facebook.com/TheDanceUnion/ *SUPPORT THE DANCE UNION PODCAST* Patreon: www.patreon.com/danceunion Venmo: @Dance-Union Listen to Being An Artist Is F**king Killing Me https://www.galpalproductions.com/baaifkm Corynne Bisson IG: @corynnebisson Raine Madison IG: @thatssoraine J. Bouey www.jbouey.com/ IG/Twitter: @j_bouey Patreon: www.patreon.com/JBoueyDanceProjects Melanie Greene www.methodsofperception.com/ IG: @laniereene Patreon: www.patreon.com/melaniegreene

"I really wanted to create a space that would illustrate and show a diverse range of stories from Catholic women, that would really show the beauty and the diversity of the many different ways in which we as women live out the faith." Corynne Staresinic is a convert to the Catholic faith from a strong Evangelical background. In the past, Corynne disagreed with the ways women were treated by the Catholic Church. But through dating her now husband - who was a Catholic - and diving into her own research, she started to see the beauty and wisdom of Catholicism. Through her faith journey, she came to see the beauty of Catholic femininity and the diversity of ways women live out their  vocation, which led her to create The Catholic Woman. In this episode, Corynne and I talk about her journey of conversion to the Catholic Church, how The Catholic Woman came to be, and why it's so important to her to create a place for all women to belong.Here are the show notes for this week's episode.Learn more about The Catholic Woman by checking out their website, thecatholicwoman.co.  They're also on Instagram @thecatholicwoman and on Facebook @TheCatholicWoman.Co.If you want to hear more about A Place to Belong, take a listen to season two of The Daughters Project Podcast from the Daughters of St. Paul, who published the book! Over the course of the season, hosts Sr. Tracey Matthia and Sr. Julia Marie Benedicta interview a number of the contributors to the book. You can listen to The Daughters Project wherever you listen to your podcasts!You can also find Corynne on Instagram @corynnestaresinic.Our theme music is by Theresa Ambat, and our cover art is by Mariel Pahayahay.

Kate Sanner, host of Moving Forward, interviews Corynne Courpas about her experience as a 2020 MD Electoral College Voter during a period of pollical strife and COVID-19, her decades-long involvement in public service, and her insights on the role politics plays in our lives, the importance of local elections, and turning a passion for a cause into political activism.

Today we got to talk to Corynne Staresinic, founder of The Catholic Woman! We had the chance to delve into her story and why she felt compelled to begin The Catholic Woman. Our favorite part of the conversation is where we get into the feminine genius and talk all about what it is and what it isn't...so stick around for that! Sr. Tracey also shares an endearing story about one of our recently deceased Sisters and reveals the unique character of our nuns. :) Enjoy today's episode! STAY IN TOUCH WITH US! Twitter: @DaughterStPaul and @PBMPublishingInstagram: @DaughterStPaul and @PaulineBooksAndMedia Thank you for listening. Leave us a rating and review on your favorite platform so that others can discover us and listen too! Thank you to our patrons who make this podcast a reality! Join our patrons and find out more: www.thedaughtersproject.com

In episode 25 we chat to 40-year-old Australian Corynne Bean. Corynne opens up about how a simple Google search guided her towards Costa Rica, meeting her husband over an egg salad sandwich and her definition of success.For more information, head to https://www.movetocostaricapodcast.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/movetocostaricapodcast)

On this podcast, it is important to hear perspectives on getting your start from individuals at different stages of their careers in beauty. On this episode, Corynne chats with Kourtney Pope, a social media and influencer market professional who has successfully made the pivot from fashion to beauty early in her career.  Corynne and Kourtney discuss how she landed her first internship, how she has strategically used networking to advance her career, why Oprah is the reason she'll never choose between fashion and beauty. The differences between working in fashion and beauty. How her time at a fashion startup, Eloquii differed from a corporate role at L'Oréal. Why your 20s is the best time to explore different career paths. And why she is back in the world of startups as she consults with the relatively new beauty, wellness, and lifestyle platform, Drk Beauty , and the platform's initiative to give away hours of free therapy to women of color.

Part 2 of our season wrap-up! As our FINAL EPISODE of SEASON THREE, we did a clip show! We bring you clips from some of the amazing performers, artists, community leaders, and experts that made appearances on #baaifkm this season. Hear from Rodney Diverlus, Nigel Downer, Ryan G. Hinds, Esie Mensah and Syreeta Hector.  Real conversations. Real artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon  

This week on #baaifkm you hear from us, your hosts, Corynne and Raine. We address the recent sexual assault allegations in the Toronto dance community. We talk about calling sexual predators outs and keeping the next generation of dancers safe. Enough is enough. Real conversations. Real artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

Corynne stops by to help us heal together with a special bed time story from Ariel for the whole family.Check Out Corynne's Beauty Products!https://www.cru.industries/

This week on #baaifkm you sit down with us, your hosts, Corynne Bisson & Raine Kearns. We talk about; what's been happening over the last two years, where the podcast came from and how we're currently dealing with not being about to see each other.  Real conversations. Real artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

For the season two finale, you sit down with us! We talk about some of our favourite moments from the past year and our plans for season three. We take it old school and ask each other the question; 'is being an artist f**king killing you?'.  Real artists, real conversations.  Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Corynne McSherry, the Legal Director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), to discuss content moderation on big social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.   Aaron and Corynne address the issues of digital rights, how private companies like Facebook can censor content without implicating the First Amendment, and how transparency is so important as social media platforms come under increasing scrutiny for the content policies and practices.  EFF, a prominent digital rights non-profit, has been integrally involved in these issues, focusing on impact litigation around such issues as intellectual property, open access, and digital rights, among others.  Corynne and Aaron discuss the big concerns surrounding content moderation – Who should decide what we see? What speech can be regulated? Is it censorship? How can speech be regulated?   As always, we do not edit the content of our episodes.  Our conversation is as it was!  So, give a listen and let us know what you think.     Host: Aaron Freiwald Guest: Corynne McSherry Find Corynne’s contact information here as well as more on the EFF.   Follow Good Law | Bad Law: YouTube: Good Law | Bad Law Instagram: @GoodLawBadLaw Website: https://www.law-podcast.com

Co-hosts Corynne Corbett and Kim D'Abreu are joined by Thysha M. Shabazz, the founder of the Loud Girl Movement, a radical solution to one of the most pervasive stereotypes associated with Black girls and women. They discuss the challenges specifically facing Black girls which impact how they are treated starting in kindergarten and how those assumptions follow them throughout life. They discuss how being loud can be seen as a superpower when used to help girls find their voices and advocate for themselves.   Original Music: Richard D'Abreu Jr. (RD3 Music)

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) have coffee with director and writer Andrew Cividino (@andrewcividino). The three talk about how every time you start a project you have to start from scratch, how cubical life can be a work-cation and how strategic film festival submission is.  Real conversations, real artists.  Check out Andrews award winning short: We Ate the Children Last  Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: Patreon  

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) head out to 'the farm' to spend some time with Lisa Lobsinger and Paul Pfisterer. They talk about the decision to leave Toronto, what it means to commodify your art and the fact that being an artist is a choice.  Real conversations, real artists.  Listen to Lisa's favourite tune from the album Laser here Linda.  Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instgram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: Patreon    

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) chat with dancer and photographer Alvin Collantes (@alvincollantesdance). They talk about what it's like to slow down the hustle, to experience real life and to let those experiences change your art.  Real artists. Real conversations.  Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instgram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: Patreon

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) sit down with filmmaker Aaron Johnson. They talk about what it's like to come back to your passion after a break, to work on a project that is close to the heart and what success means. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instgram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: Patreon

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) sit down with producer and stage manager Laura Phillips. They talk about what it's like to move from on to off stage, how to support art through multiple roles and not wanting to be a starving artists.  Real artists, real conversations. Website: www.galpalproductions.com Instagram: @galpalprods Facebook: GALPAL Productions  Support us: Patreon 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) sit down with dancer and choreographer Aria Evans (@thegotocompany). They talk about what it's like to feel a sense of community in a big city, to notice a shift in government funding and how that has fueled Aria's commitment to paying the artists she works with.  Real conversations, real artists.    Website: www.galpalproductions.com Instagram: @galpalprods Facebook: GALPAL Productions  Support us: Patreon 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne (@corynnebisson) and Raine (@thatssoraine) sit down with singer songwriter JJ Thompson of JJ and the Pillars (@jjandthepillars). They talk what its like to pour your soul out on an album (to then have that album do well), the conflicting feelings of trying to sell your art and they brainstorm music video ideas.   Real conversations, real artists.    Website: www.galpalproductions.com Instagram: @galpalprods Facebook: GALPAL Productions  Support us: Patreon   

Welcome to the (In)Visible Women Podcast, where we put issues related to diversity, inclusion, and appearance in the spotlight and examine how they impact the lives of women of color. In this introductory segment, we introduce ourselves and talk about our personal connections to this topic. As women of color, we both have struggled with being invisible, particularly when it comes to beauty standards. We are judged by what we look like, whether consciously or unconsciously. The criteria are often everything that we are not. (In)Visible Women Podcast challenges us to acknowledge our visibility and lean into, name and welcome our visible differences. Our podcast acknowledges that while women of color are participants in every aspect of American culture, there is still the underlying message that our hair, our skin tone, our body shape, are not important enough to be affirmed in pop culture, at work, or in school. Our podcast is intended to provide a space for dialogue, support, and solutions. It is for you no matter what sector you work in, whether you are still in school or an entrepreneur, no matter what dimension of difference you bring to the world, or what your identity intersections are. We want to send a clear message out to everyone this work touches, which is simply you are ENOUGH. Original Music: Richard D'Abreu Jr.  Resources  Brené Brown The Gifts of Imperfection Gregg Levoy Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life Mellody Hobson – Colorblind or Color Brave TED2014 Naomi Wolff The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women Vanity Fair 50 Latina Tech Founders

In this first episode of the (In)Visible Women Podcast, we invite a guest, Dr. Loretta L.C. Brady, Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH. She is the founder of BDS Insight and creator of Bad Ass & Bold. A Psychologist, Entrepreneur, Mom, Professor, constant striver. She joins us to discuss what it means to be authentic and resilient at work. We talk about authentic as the ability to show up as your full, intact self at work, and ask Dr. Brady to share how the authenticity dynamics may be different for people from different, ethnic, cultural or socioeconomic backgrounds who may communicate differently or use different languages for different situations. We highlight what it means to be visually authenticity, and the ways Millennial and Gen-Zers have been conduits for change in workplace practices, standards and policies related to women of color's beauty visibility. We discuss resilience in the context of women of color, and how weathering storms and absorbing the bumps of life foster a navigation system which can prove to be an effective workplace asset. Finally, we discuss the importance of being honest about what we're experiencing in the workplace, accessing sources of support, and ally-ship critical to navigating the turbulent political waters that can come up at the workplace. Original Music: Richard D'Abreu Jr.  Photo: Unsplash.com Resources To get more information about Dr. Brady’s Badass & Bold Planner, visit https://www.badassandbold.com/ Take a look at Dr. Brady’s Ted Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrFio4krAdE

This is it! Season One Finale! Corynne and Raine recap the entire season. We talk blooper and share our favourite quotes. PLUS some super secrete info about what's coming up next is revealed! THANK YOU to everyone that has listened, subscribed and reached out. You, our listeners and supporters, mean the world to us. See all of our projects: www.galpalproductions.com Find us on Instagram: @galpalprods Become a patron: patreon.com/galpalproductions

Corynne and Raine sit down and chat with Francesca Chudnoff. We talk what it's like to get jealous about friends success, what it's like to shift from in front to behind the camera and what happens when you just want to be close to people in real life.  Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

Corynne and Raine sit down with designer and founder of Soft Focus Sammi Smith. This week we talk how working for yourself means your creative energy has to shift, change and go more places, the stresses of trying to sell a product and really staying true to who you are as an artist. Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by choreographers, independent artists and dancers Patricia Allison and Nicole Faull. We talk injury and health. What its like to be misdiagnosed, what its like to step back into class and what its like to contemplate changing your career path.   Real conversations, real artists.  Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by rapper, musician and singer Galen Hogg. We talk what its like to play with a band for 12 years, what its like to be shelved after you thought you 'made it' and the struggles of trying to start over all by yourself.  Real conversations, real artists.  Follow Galen and keep your eyes peeled for his new music! @trashpandamc Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by dancer and independent artist Bo Lam. We talk what its like to jump from commercial to contemporary work, what role studios and drop in classes play in Toronto and what its like to fall in and out of love with dance over and over.  Real conversations, real artists.  Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by musician Dani Nash. "Professional, feisty and full of confidence." We talk what its like to play in a ban with your mom, to have gigs taken away from you because of your sexuality and the importance of having a solid girl gang.    Dani plays and/or performs with:  July Talk Lowell Sarah Cripps Fefe Dobson  Essign Broderick  The Mercenaries  The Skyliners Samantha Martin and Delta Sugar    Real conversations, real artists.    Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com    Instgram: galpalprods    Facebook: GALPAL Productions   Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by actor David Ingram. We talk about how your personal idea of success has to change, what it's like to be recognized on the street, even if you don't want to be and getting canceled.  Real conversations, real artists.  Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions 

This week on #baaifkm Corynne and Raine are joined by writer and stand up comedian Frank Russo. Frank is living, working and hustling in Toronto. We talk grants, "What is Art?", side gigs, artistic process and what its like to be vilified for what you say on stage. Real conversations, real artists.  Find and Follow us: www.galpalproductions.com  Instgram: galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions Support us: https://www.patreon.com/galpalproductions   

12/28/17 It's Time to Walk in Purpose - Corynne Person by Dee Marie

On Natural Velvet’s new album, “Mirror to Make You,” the band puts forth female fury. Today on the podcast, Natural Velvet bassist and vocalist Corynne Ostermann and guitarist Kim Te come in to talk about their aggressively feminine music. Corynne and Kim make up half of the alternative post-punk band, along with guitarist Spike Arreaga and drummer Greg Hatem. “Mirror to Make You,” the band’s third LP, came out earlier this month, following 2015’s “She is Me.” Corynne and Kim talked about those albums, their relationships to the cities they grew up near, how identity and aesthetics shape the band and their very different musical educations.

Ask the EFF: The Year in Digital Civil Liberties Kurt Opsahl General Counsel, Electronic Frontier Foundation Nate Cardozo EFF Staff Attorney Mark Jaycox EFF Legislative Analyst Corynne McSherry EFF Legal Director Nadia Kayyali EFF Activist Peter Eckersley EFF Technology Projects Director Get the latest information about how the law is racing to catch up with technological change from staffers at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the nation’s premiere digital civil liberties group fighting for freedom and privacy in the computer age. This session will include updates on current EFF issues such as surveillance online and fighting efforts to use intellectual property claims to shut down free speech and halt innovation, discussion of our technology project to protect privacy and speech online, updates on cases and legislation affecting security research, and much more. Half the session will be given over to question-and-answer, so it's your chance to ask EFF questions about the law and technology issues that are important to you. Kurt Opsahl is the Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. In addition to representing clients on civil liberties, free speech and privacy law, Opsahl counsels on EFF projects and initiatives. Opsahl is the lead attorney on the Coders' Rights Project. Before joining EFF, Opsahl worked at Perkins Coie, where he represented technology clients with respect to intellectual property, privacy, defamation, and other online liability matters, including working on Kelly v. Arribasoft, MGM v. Grokster and CoStar v. LoopNet. For his work responding to government subpoenas, Opsahl is proud to have been called a "rabid dog" by the Department of Justice. Prior to Perkins, Opsahl was a research fellow to Professor Pamela Samuelson at the U.C. Berkeley School of Information Management & Systems. Opsahl received his law degree from Boalt Hall, and undergraduate degree from U.C. Santa Cruz. Opsahl co-authored "Electronic Media and Privacy Law Handbook." In 2007, Opsahl was named as one of the "Attorneys of the Year" by California Lawyer magazine for his work on the O'Grady v. Superior Court appeal. In 2014, Opsahl was elected to the USENIX Board of Directors. Nate Cardozo is a Staff Attorney on the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s digital civil liberties team. In addition to his focus on free speech and privacy litigation, Nate works on EFF's Who Has Your Back? report and Coders' Rights Project. Nate has projects involving cryptography and the law, automotive privacy, government transparency, hardware hacking rights, anonymous speech, electronic privacy law reform, Freedom of Information Act litigation, and resisting the expansion of the surveillance state. A 2009-2010 EFF Open Government Legal Fellow, Nate spent two years in private practice before returning to his senses and to EFF in 2012. Nate has a B.A. in Anthropology and Politics from U.C. Santa Cruz and a J.D. from U.C. Hastings where he has taught first-year legal writing and moot court. He brews his own beer, has been to India four times, and watches too much Bollywood. Mark Jaycox is a Legislative Analyst for EFF. His issues include user privacy, civil liberties, surveillance law, and "cybersecurity." When not reading legal or legislative documents, Mark can be found reading non-legal and legislative documents, exploring the Bay Area, and riding his bike. He was educated at Reed College, spent a year abroad at the University of Oxford (Wadham College), and concentrated in Political History. The intersection of his concentration with advancing technologies and the law was prevalent throughout his education, and Mark's excited to apply these passions to EFF. Previous to joining EFF, Mark was a Contributor to ArsTechnica, and a Legislative Research Assistant for LexisNexis. Peter Eckersley is Technology Projects Director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. He leads a team of technologists who watch for technologies that, by accident or design, pose a risk to computer users' freedoms—and then look for ways to fix them. They write code to make the Internet more secure, more open, and safer against surveillance and censorship. They explain gadgets to lawyers and policymakers, and law and policy to gadgets. Peter's work at EFF has included privacy and security projects such as the Let's Encrypt CA, Panopticlick, HTTPS Everywhere, SSDI, and the SSL Observatory; helping to launch a movement for open wireless networks; fighting to keep modern computing platforms open; and running the first controlled tests to confirm that Comcast was using forged reset packets to interfere with P2P protocols. Peter holds a PhD in computer science and law from the University of Melbourne; his research focused on the practicality and desirability of using alternative compensation systems to legalize P2P file sharing and similar distribution tools while still paying authors and artists for their work. He is an affiliate of the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University. Nadia Kayyali is a member of EFF’s activism team. Nadia's work focuses on surveillance, national security policy, and the intersection of criminal justice, racial justice, and digital civil liberties issues. Nadia has been an activist since high school, when they participated in the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle. Nadia is one of the creators of the Canary Watch website, which tracks and classifies warrant canaries. Corynne McSherry is the Legal Director at EFF, specializing in intellectual property, open access, and free speech issues. Her favorite cases involve defending online fair use, political expression, and the public domain against the assault of copyright maximalists. As a litigator, she has represented Professor Lawrence Lessig, Public.Resource.Org, the Yes Men, and a dancing baby, among others, and one of her first cases at EFF was In re Sony BMG CD Technologies Litigation (aka the "rootkit" case). Her policy work includes leading EFF’s effort to fix copyright (including the successful effort to shut down the Stop Online Privacy Act, or SOPA), promote net neutrality, and promote best practices for online expression. In 2014, she testified before Congress about problems with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Corynne comments regularly on digital rights issues and has been quoted in a variety of outlets, including NPR, CBS News, Fox News, the New York Times, Billboard, the Wall Street Journal, and Rolling Stone. Prior to joining EFF, Corynne was a civil litigator at the law firm of Bingham McCutchen, LLP. Corynne has a B.A. from the University of California at Santa Cruz, a Ph.D from the University of California at San Diego, and a J.D. from Stanford Law School. While in law school, Corynne published Who Owns Academic Work?: Battling for Control of Intellectual Property (Harvard University Press, 2001). Twitter: @eff, @kurtopsahl

Join us tonight at 9pm EDT/6pm PDT for a conversation with Former Beauty Editor, Corynne Corbett. Corynne will share with us the inspiration behind her Beauty Biz Camp for young girls interested in careers in beauty. www.BlogTalkRadio.com/BeautyTalkwithIllusions