Podcast appearances and mentions of Dallas Clayton

Esta semana, a Patrícia Pereira compensa as saudades que tem da Marta Campos, que está de férias, com duas entrevistas. A Sia vai contar como foi a sua primeira experiência como realizadora com o filme “Music”. A cantora aborda as polémicas, revela o que a inspirou e fala do seu futuro na Sétima Arte. Depois, nova conversa com Brian Skerry, fotógrafo da Natinal Geographic que assina a nova série do canal para o Disney + e que estreou a 22 de abril. “Os Segredos das Baleias” tem 4 episódios narrados pela atriz Sigourney Weaver (“Gorilas na Bruma”, “Alien”) e produção executiva de James Cameron (Titanic”, “Avatar”). A série mostra pela primeira vez um cachalote a amamentar, uma orca a convidar o fotógrafo Brian Skerry para almoçar e documenta uma família de Belugas que adoptou um Narval como membro da sua família. Hollywood Express com Patrícia Pereira, Marta Campos, Mário Rui e Nuno Markl.   "MUSIC" DA SIA   "Music" é o filme que transforma a cantora Sia em realizadora! A música e a cor cruzam-se com a história de duas irmãs que se re-encontram depois de uma perda familiar. A jovem Music é autista. Zu, a sua meia irmã, está a recomeçar uma vida longe do vício. As duas vão ter de se conhecer e juntas, descobrem o sentido de família. “Music” começou por ser um conto de uma página até que Sia sentiu vontade de o transformar num filme musical com a ajuda de Dallas Clayton. À Comercial, a realizador revelou a sua inspiração, abordou as polémicas e revela como é que escolheu Kate Hudson e Leslie Odom Jr. para os papéis principais. "Music" já está no cinema. Deixe-se levar pela história e pelas 10 músicas criadas por Sia só para este filme.   

Singer-songwriter turned director Sia sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara de Oliveira Pinto to discuss her directorial debut, Music, which she co-wrote with author Dallas Clayton and stars Maddie Ziegler, a frequent collaborator, as the lead. They discuss the challenges of telling stories about neuro-atypical characters, the trauma in her life, adopting two sons, what inspired her to turn away from fame, enabling the dreams of others, and more.

Today on Garden of Eden, Dallas Clayton—children's book author, illustrator and spreader of positivity. Middle school Eden is FREAKING OUT right now (ok, high school Eden is freaking out too). Follow Dallas Clayton on Instagram @dallasclayton, or check out his website dallasclayton.com !!

In this episode, Ms. Angie, Ms. Alisha, and Ms. Laura discuss gratitude and how practicing gratitude can increase resilience. Ms. Angie introduces a gratitude exercise that can rewire our brains to decrease our innate negativity bias and train ourselves to scan for positives and appreciate the beauty in life. Book recommendations: El Deafo by Cece Bell, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, Man’s Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl, An Awesome Book of Thanks by Dallas Clayton, The Thank You Book by Mo Willems, The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan Haidt

Mother in the Wild reads "An Awesome Book of Thanks", by Dallas Clayton

Loneliness epidemic. Did you know we're currently experiencing this? A recent Harvard study found that 1 in 4 Americans feel they have no one to confide in. So, if you feel lonely or like you're lacking something, you are (ironically...) not alone.Today's episode can help. Radha Agrawal shares simple tools from her new book, BELONG: Find your people, create your community & live a more connected life. My friend, the Live Inspired community is absolutely a place where you belong. My hope is that today's episode helps you strengthen the community where you live, too. NOTES: Check out these recent articles about the loneliness epidemic: New York Times, Washington Post. Get a copy of Radha's new BELONG book. Meaningful relationships are the key to a healthy, happy life. Isolation is as detrimental to your health as being an alcoholic; twice as detrimental as obesity, according to the same study noted above. Learn more about Radha Agrawal on her site radhaagrawal.com. The cornerstone of belonging is participating. Don't just be a bystander. Begin architecting your community: Ask yourself: Who am I and what do I care about?  Write down the qualities you're looking for in a friend. Write down the qualities you do not want your friend to have. Realize you need to have the qualities you're seeking (i.e. less judgmental, listen well). Be gently self-aware of how you're showing up. Begin with "exploratory" phase (try new things, show up at new events, observe). Move into "participatory" phase: Which events would you like to go back to and push yourself to participate,  volunteer, strike up real conversation? Stop asking questions like "what do you do." Ask bigger questions: What are you most excited about? What's a moment when you were most afraid? Be patient in the process. It takes 80 hours to call someone a friend. Prioritize this. ALL of our issues ladder down to one thing: NOT belonging. It's exhausting to hang out with people who don't get you. Take the time to find community members who fill up your tank. Sometimes, the more successful you are the more at arms length you are from people. It can be lonely on top. We're often part of a community because we're born into it. Cultivate a sense of belonging; feeling of "I'm home. I'm happy." Want to get started making new friends? Listen to Ep. #87, Mel Robbins' 5-second rule will hold you accountable to getting out of your comfort zone + making new friends. If you like this podcast, you will love Live Inspired IN STUDIO. It's my membership community where like-minded friends join me via live webcast to live inspired together. Registration opens soon! Join the waitlist. RADHA AGRAWAL'S LIVE INSPIRED 7  1. What is the best book you’ve ever read? Sapiens, by Yuval Harari. And a children’s book by Dallas Clayton, An Awesome Book. 2. What is a characteristic or trait that you possessed as a child that you wish you still exhibited today? I wish I was less combative and a better listener instead of beating my own drum. 3. Your house is on fire, all living things and people are out. You have the opportunity to run in and grab one item. What would it be? A video that my partner made of our engagement. 4. You are sitting on a bench overlooking a gorgeous beach. You have the opportunity to have a long conversation with anyone living or dead. Who would it be? Sacagawea! She helped Lewis and Clark get across harrowing parts of the country while pregnant. I'd ask her what it takes to be such an incredible explorer. 5. What is the best advice you've ever received? Choose your friends wisely. You're as good as the 5 closest and the sum of all the friends you keep. Pick your friends and nurture them. 6. What advice would you give your 20-year-old self? Stop trying to be so cool and relevant. This is your time to discover who you are. 7. It’s been said that all great people can have their lives summed up in one sentence. How do you want yours to read? She helped bring people together, find more connection, feel a sense of belonging and fully express and shine their unicorn light. *** If you enjoyed today’s episode: Subscribe, rate & review wherever you get your podcasts. See you here next Thursday! Live Inspired with John every day on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram and get his Monday Motivation email: www.JohnOLearyInspires.com/Monday-Morning If you like this podcast, you will love Live Inspired IN STUDIO. It's my membership community where like-minded friends join me via live webcast to live inspired together. Registration opens soon! Join the waitlist.

Artist and children's book author Dallas Clayton shares what brings him joy and talks about how we can proactively choose the lens with which we view the world.

It’s post election and post super full moon in Taurus and Stephanie and Elizabeth are back! Joining them is children’s book author, poet, and artist, Dallas Clayton, who illustrates a huge dose on inspiration, reminding us that we ALL have the power to be a source of love and light in this world. Namaste listening, indeed.

Aaaaaaannnnd welcome to Season 3 of Raise Your Hand Say Yes! I am thrilled to be kicking this season off with my 100th episode (!!) featuring the always-inspiring Dallas Clayton. (An aside: WHAT?! 100 episodes in and I'm getting to talk to my creative heroes? How cool is this gig?) I've had Dallas on my interviewee-dream-list since the podcast launched and our conversation did not disappoint! We talked about what to do with political differences, how to have new experiences (even if you can't travel all the time), what to do about nerves, and even how to turn twitter into something you (gasp!) might love!  You'll also hear what happened when his phone died in the middle of the Wisconsin woods in the dead of winter, how he found himself painting an abandoned crane on a Utah mountain-side, and the challenge that *might* make him nervous.  Enjoy, and if you haven't yet, come hang out with us in the RYHSY facebook group! Get your episode cheat sheet and fb group invitation here!    Show Notes: Connect with Dallas: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter An Awesome Book BrandCrush! Join the RYHSY facebook group & get the cheat sheet

Aaaaaaannnnd welcome to Season 3 of Raise Your Hand Say Yes! I am thrilled to be kicking this season off with my 100th episode (!!) featuring the always-inspiring Dallas Clayton. (An aside: WHAT?! 100 episodes in and I'm getting to talk to my creative heroes? How cool is this gig?) I've had Dallas on my interviewee-dream-list since the podcast launched and our conversation did not disappoint! We talked about what to do with political differences, how to have new experiences (even if you can't travel all the time), what to do about nerves, and even how to turn twitter into something you (gasp!) might love!  You'll also hear what happened when his phone died in the middle of the Wisconsin woods in the dead of winter, how he found himself painting an abandoned crane on a Utah mountain-side, and the challenge that *might* make him nervous.  Enjoy, and if you haven't yet, come hang out with us in the RYHSY facebook group! Get your episode cheat sheet and fb group invitation here!    Show Notes: Connect with Dallas: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter An Awesome Book BrandCrush! Join the RYHSY facebook group & get the cheat sheet

Dallas Clayton is an author, illustrator, public speaker, mural painter, and adventure seeker. When he is not busy writing books (for children of all ages), touring the world, painting on buildings, or climbing trees, he is generally trying find happiness and share it with others. In this episode, Dallas shares some of the best stories Continue Reading…

Dallas Clayton (An Awesome Book!) joins Alexi on this week's episode!

You’ve almost certainly seen Dallas Clayton’s fun and positive Instagram photos or at the least, some Instagram photos inspired by him. When he’s not busy writing books (for children of all ages), touring the world, painting on buildings, or climbing trees, he is generally trying find happiness and share it with others. He’s been called the Dr. Seuss of the internet generation, Justin Timberlake is a big fan, and I think you’re really going to love this quirky and unconventional conversation. -- You can connect with Dallas Clayton on Instagram and Twitter at @dallasclayton. Check out his books and art at www.dallasclayton.com.   You can connect with Branden Harvey on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat at @brandenharvey. Learn more about him and subscribe to his weekly Goodnewsletter at www.brandenharvey.com.   You can find more podcasts like Sounds Good at the all new www.Gradient.is.  

“The first step is being able to admit that you have a dream.” In this CreativeMornings/Chicago talk from May 2014, Dallas Clayton, a children’s book author and illustrator, public speaker, mural painter, and adventure seeker, shares some of his “kid lessons” based on a few life lessons he’s learned along the way. Whether it's figuring out what you dream about, putting yourself in situations where you have new experiences, or taking common experiences and making them a little bit more extraordinary, Dallas encourages us to consider our surroundings and remember that with every step we take, there's an opportunity for exploration. Learn more at www.creativemornings.com This episode was made possible by our friends at MailChimp and InVision.

EP12 - Dallas Clayton is a very skilled and talented artist. His work can take on many forms and often sends out great messages too. In 'Featured Lettering Artist Dallas Clayton' I give a little intro about Dallas and then discuss a piece of work that he created which stood out to me. I provide an inspiring quote for you to have a go at hand lettering in whatever style that takes your fancy. Then towards the end of the episode answer a very common question that many lettering artists will question at least once if not more in their lettering journeys.

Track Record with Sue Dougan, talking to Dallas Clayton, about his career and musical influences.

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Dallas Clayton writes Children's books. He has been lauded by many as a modern day Dr. Seuss. And while I tend toagree, I also find him to be a bit of a modern day philosopher, but perhaps the two go hand in hand.  I came into this conversation knowing only that I wanted to speak with the man that Isaw a few years back reading a book for kids to a group of adults. I don't think it getsmuch more punk rock than that.  P.S. - please excuse the audio quality 

Dallas Clayton, author/illustrator of "An Awesome Book" stops by Harsh Toke HQ to discuss following your dreams, creating zines in the DIY world of punk rock, fatherhood and keeping it real in the world of Instagram and iPhones!

Dallas Clayton is an author and illustrator who brings an incredible sense of joy, wonder, possibility, and adventure with him wherever he goes. The way I like to describe him is a mashup of Dr. Seuss and John Lennon. He works with brightly colored visuals and strong thematic ideas cleverly disguised in words. His Do-It-Yourself ethic lead him to self publish An Awesome Book in 2009,  and once the internet grabbed a hold of it, it did not let go. He began to ship the book worldwide out of his livingroom and then piled into a van with some friends to challenge the idea of what a book tour could be. He now tours the world world reading to kids and collaborating on murals and showing them what it means to dream big. He has since published a host of books, including An Awesome Book Of Thanks and An Awesome Book Of Love, and been able to work with a variety of publishers like Amazon and HarperCollins. In 2012 the story of his success was featured in an ad campaign for Google Chrome. One of the things that I love about him is that early on in his journey he started the non-profit Awesome World Foundation to give away books and promote literacy. His latest creation is Lily The Unicorn who is being developed as a television show. I was first introduced to his creations through the short film for An Awesome Book Of Love. You can see the result below and I am sure you will find it as inspiring and moving as I did. I am really excited to have Dallas on the Podcast for two reasons. His path has been one of exploration, experimentation, and a strong sense of questioning what is possible for himself and children of all ages everywhere. To paraphrase his own words, because he is taking something that makes him happy and using it to make other people happy. IN THIS EPISODE: How growing up in the DIY culture shaped his world view When he knew what he wanted to do for the rest of his life How dreaming about a magical marshmallow machine and college can be the same thing The author who is a beacon in his life How he taught his son about chores by paying him to learn songs What he has learned by working with different publishers Why he loves people who play the unpopular instrument DISCOVERY QUOTE: “Be grateful for the things that you have on the way to achieving those dreams”  - click to tweet! CONNECT WITH DALLAS: DALLASCLAYTON.COM |  INSTAGRAM | TWITTER  | AMAZON

In his two books, An Awesome Book! and An Awesome Book of Thanks!, writer-illustrator Dallas Clayton shares his exuberance for life. In this interview, he talks about his inspirations, connecting with his readers, and his literacy foundation.To view the full version of this and other author interviews, visit us at www.readingrockets.org, a national education service of public television station WETA. Funding is provided by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education..