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Betty Ann Tanner has spent years at the intersection of Tennessee tradition and national politics. Her husband, John Tanner, served as the U.S. representative for Tennessee's 8th congressional district from 1989 until 2011. Betty Ann's journey has taken her from small-town roots to the heart of Washington, D.C. With an innate ability to connect with people from all walks of life, Betty Ann became more than just a political spouse—she is a key force behind the scenes, balancing life in the nation's capital while staying deeply engaged in her West Tennessee community. Whether hosting dignitaries, championing local causes, or offering candid insights into the ever-changing political landscape, she has does it all with humor, warmth, and unmistakable Southern grace. In this episode, Betty Ann, a 2025 Discovery Award honoree, shares stories from her time in D.C., her experiences with some of the biggest names in American politics, and the lessons she has learned along the way.

Interpreten: Philipp Schupelius, Yukino Kaihara, Metamorphosen Berlin, Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt Label: Genuin EAN: 4260036258967 Mit unserer CD der Woche präsentieren wir Ihnen diesmal einen neuen, sehr hell leuchtenden Stern am jungen Cellohimmel. Philipp Schupelius, Gewinner des Deutschen Musikwettbewerbes 2023, ist nun erstmals auf CD zu erleben, nämlich mit mit Vivaldi und Rachmaninow. Eine ungewöhnliche Kombination. Michael Gmasz weiß mehr über den jungen ausgezeichneten Künstler und die Programmzusammenstellung. Philipp Schupelius, vorwiegend ausgebildet von Wolfgang Emanuel Schmist, ist ein junger Künstler, der in den vergangenen Jahren zum wahren Preisesammler geworden ist. Discovery Award der ICMA, Fanny-Mendelssohn Förderpreis, Boris Pergamenschikow Grant und nicht zuletzt im August 2023 auch Deutscher Musikwettbewerb. Die vorliegende CD ist Teil dieses ersten Preises und Philipp Schupelius hat sie mit für ihn besonderer Musik gefüllt. Konzerte von Antonio Vivaldi und Kammermusikwerke von Sergej Rachmaninow hat er dafür eingespielt, beides Menschen, die „lebenszugewandt und voller Energie waren“, wie der junge Musiker findet. Energie ist ein gutes Stichwort für das Cellospiel von Philipp Schupelius, denn energisch geht es mit Vivaldis h-Moll Konzert RV 424 gleich richtig zur Sache. Auf modernem Cello, frei nach seiner eigenen Interpretation, also weniger mit Blick auf historische Musizierpraxis. Hat in unserer Zeit absolut seine Berechtigung, wie ich finde. Mit leichtem Bogen und schnellen Fingern spielt sich der Solist über halsbrecherische Sechzehntel Kaskaden. Da hat er sich den langsamen Satz redlich zum Ausruhen verdient, wobei dieser zwar ruhiger aber mit der gleichen Energie versehen ist. Ebenso kräftig und flott gelingt das a-Moll Konzert RV 418, zu dem Schupelius auch gleich einen eigenen Kadenzsatz beisteuert, in dem er Vivaldi und Rachmaninow musikalisch aufeinandertreffen lässt. Apropos Rachmaninow. Eine ganz andere Energie und auch Klangfarbe bringt Philipp Schupelius bei den Kammermusikwerken des romantischen Komponisten ein. Hier liegt der Bogen flach und satt auf den Saiten, wie ein Maler trägt er die Musik teils pastos auf. Trotzdem wirkt auch hier nichts schwer und träge. Das Kammerorchester Metamorphosen Berlin sowie die Pianistin Yukino Kaihara sind verlässliche Stützen an seiner Seite. Hier lernen wir einen Musiker kennen, der uns sicher noch viel Freude bereiten wird! (mg)

Madame Kana is a French, transgender woman and VReporter who has been publishing a new documentary about VRChat every 2-3 weeks for the past year on her YouTube channel, and she won the Discovery Award this year at Raindance Immersive 2024 for her short film called New Eden Evergarden; Behind the Magic. She published a 39-minute documentary about last year's Raindance Immersive 2023 edition, and she also recently published a 32-minute documentary about this year's Raindance Immersive 2024 edition, which I highly recommend checking out as she highlights many of the projects that I have been and will be featuring on the Voices of VR podcast series featuring different Raindance Immersive artists. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soHDdq0Lbwk I had a chance to catch up with Kana to get more information about her journey into VR, and her motivations for capturing so many different elements of virtual culture including the two Raindance Immersive documentaries from 2023 and 2024, short-form and long-form documentaries about Evergarden, a collection of meaningful moments from Public VRChat instances (Part #1 and Part #2), the Furry scene in VRChat, a vlog about how Joe Hunting's We Met in Virtual Reality film inspired her to make her own documentaries within VRChat, an update on Dust Bunny's VR Dance Academy, trip reports on the Virtual Market, Spookality and other VRChat horror worlds, a profile on VRChat Creator Tonton Demon, and reports on the Japanese scene in VRChat including VR Japan Tours performance group, the Japanese Jazz scene in VRChat, and an interview with Japanese musicians AMOKA. Needless to say, it's an impressive amount of coverage of the frontiers of virtual culture within VRChat over the past year, and certainly played a big part in why the Raindance Immersive curators Mária Rakušanová and Joe Hunting honored her with a Discovery Award. Kana is currently working on a documentary on the transgender community within VRChat as gender expression is a particularly personal interest of hers as VRChat helped her to become more public about her own transgender identity, and she sounds committed to continuing to explore the frontiers of virtual culture and continue to crank out these 10, 20, or 30-minute documentaries. Be sure to follow her on X (formerly Twitter) @Les_Gribouilles for clips and previews of her latest videos and be sure to subscribe to her YouTube channel to follow her latest completed works. This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

José Antonio Rodríguez joins Kevin Young to read “[World of the future, we thirsted](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/07/29/world-of-the-future-we-thirsted),” by Naomi Shihab Nye, and his own poem “[Tender](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/08/22/tender).” Rodríguez is a poet, memoirist, and translator whose honors include a Bob Bush Memorial Award from the Texas Institute of Letters and a Discovery Award from the Writers' League of Texas. He teaches in the M.F.A. program at the University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley.

Inner Moonlight is the monthly poetry reading series for the Wild Detectives in Dallas. The in-person show is the second Wednesday of every month in the Wild Detectives backyard. We love our podcast fans, so we release recordings of the live performances every month for y'all! On 7/12/23, we featured poet Mag Gabbert. Mag Gabbert is the author of SEX DEPRESSION ANIMALS (Mad Creek Books, 2023), which was selected by Kathy Fagan as the winner of the 2021 Charles B. Wheeler Prize in Poetry; the chapbook The Breakup, which was selected by Kaveh Akbar as the winner of the 2022 Baltic Writing Residencies Chapbook Award; and the chapbook Minml Poems (Cooper Dillon Books, 2020). She's the recipient of a 2021 Discovery Award from 92NY's Unterberg Poetry Center as well as fellowships from the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, Idyllwild Arts, and Poetry at Round Top. Her work can be found in The American Poetry Review, The Paris Review Daily, Copper Nickel, Guernica, Poetry Daily, and elsewhere. Mag has an MFA from UC Riverside and a PhD from Texas Tech. She lives in Dallas, Texas and teaches at Southern Methodist University. Presented by The Writer's Garret https://writersgarret.org/ www.logencure.com/innermoonlight

In Sex Depression Animals (Ohio State UP, 2023), Mag Gabbert redefines the bestiary in fiery, insistent, and resistant terms. These poems recast the traumas of her adolescence while charting new paths toward linguistic and bodily autonomy as an adult. Using dreamlike, shimmering imagery, she pieces together a fractured portrait of femininity—one that electrifies the confessional mode with its formal play and rich curiosity. Gabbert examines the origin of shame, the role of inheritance, and what counts as a myth, asking, “What's the opposite of a man? / A woman? A wound? The devil's image?” Mag Gabbert has received a Discovery Award from 92NY's Unterberg Poetry Center and fellowships from the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop and Idyllwild Arts. Her poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Paris Review Daily, Pleiades, Massachusetts Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at Southern Methodist University. Anna Zumbahlen lives in Albuquerque and works in book marketing and publicity at the University of Chicago Press. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In Sex Depression Animals (Ohio State UP, 2023), Mag Gabbert redefines the bestiary in fiery, insistent, and resistant terms. These poems recast the traumas of her adolescence while charting new paths toward linguistic and bodily autonomy as an adult. Using dreamlike, shimmering imagery, she pieces together a fractured portrait of femininity—one that electrifies the confessional mode with its formal play and rich curiosity. Gabbert examines the origin of shame, the role of inheritance, and what counts as a myth, asking, “What's the opposite of a man? / A woman? A wound? The devil's image?” Mag Gabbert has received a Discovery Award from 92NY's Unterberg Poetry Center and fellowships from the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop and Idyllwild Arts. Her poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Paris Review Daily, Pleiades, Massachusetts Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at Southern Methodist University. Anna Zumbahlen lives in Albuquerque and works in book marketing and publicity at the University of Chicago Press. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

In Sex Depression Animals (Ohio State UP, 2023), Mag Gabbert redefines the bestiary in fiery, insistent, and resistant terms. These poems recast the traumas of her adolescence while charting new paths toward linguistic and bodily autonomy as an adult. Using dreamlike, shimmering imagery, she pieces together a fractured portrait of femininity—one that electrifies the confessional mode with its formal play and rich curiosity. Gabbert examines the origin of shame, the role of inheritance, and what counts as a myth, asking, “What's the opposite of a man? / A woman? A wound? The devil's image?” Mag Gabbert has received a Discovery Award from 92NY's Unterberg Poetry Center and fellowships from the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop and Idyllwild Arts. Her poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Paris Review Daily, Pleiades, Massachusetts Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at Southern Methodist University. Anna Zumbahlen lives in Albuquerque and works in book marketing and publicity at the University of Chicago Press. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/poetry

Get ready to be inspired by this episode with segments recorded at the third annual Robert E. and Jenny D. Kirkland Discovery Awards. At this special annual event, we honored four amazing individuals who, like Discovery Park, believe in the power of leading others to explore and discover. In this episode, 2023 honorees Amy L. Bondurant, Keith Carver, James Ross and John S. Tanner share thoughts on their impressive careers and the importance of inspiring children and adults to see beyond. Honoree James Ross summed up the spirit of the evening when he stated, “A lot has been said here tonight about thanking us, but I'm here to tell you, what an incredible environment this is for kids as well as adults to be able to expose themselves to not only the sciences but to the arts and to our history. To that, we owe this institution a huge, huge round of applause.” To give to Discovery Park, visit: https://discoveryparkofamerica.com/give/

In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh chats to Conor McMahon, Writer/Director of Let the Wrong One In. Let The Wrong One In tells the story of a young supermarket worker who discovers that his older brother is a vampire and must choose whether to save or slay him. https://filmireland.net/ The film stars Anthony Head, who is best known for his role in ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer', along with upcoming Irish acting talent Karl Rice and Eoin Duffy. It also stars Irish talent Mary Murray, Hilda Fay and Lisa Haskins. Both Rice and Duffy have received praise for their comedic performances in the film, while Rice was nominated for the Discovery Award at Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival in 2022. Since its world premiere at the renowned Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas Let The Wrong One In has screened at a number of international film festivals this year including Sitges, Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, Glasgow Film Festival, the Dublin International Film Festival and Screamfest, America's largest and longest running horror film festival, where it picked up the award for Best Visual Effects. The film is produced by Ruth Treacy and Julianne Forde for Tailored Films, who are known for The Lodgers, The Winter Lake and Stitches, and Trisha Flood and Michael Lavelle of Workshed Films who previously produced From The Dark. Let The Wrong One In is in Irish cinemas from January 20th 2023.

Through a chance encounter in Nashville back in 2006, Benjamin and Kassie Wilson were sure of each other from the very start.    This eclectic duo is called Goldpine. Their music brings strong emotion and has been describe as moody and relevant.   Exposing the pains of severed relationships and unearthing the pursuits of love and purpose. After nearly a decade of honing in on their sound, they have released their debut album One. Laced with incredible vocal harmonies and passionate lyrics, One is the perfect introduction to Goldpine's music.   They were presented the “Discovery Award” in 2018 by acclaimed music critic, Robert K. Oermann from Music Row Magazine.    Ben and Kassie have been offering their own brand of raw Americana to audiences large and small. WINNER of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and Finalists in the Kerrville Folk Fest 2021 New Folk Competition, the duo's bold harmonies are clearly a channel for their highly charged songwriting.    So without further a due, let's welcome the Americana-Folk duo Goldpine, Ben and Kassie Wilson to the show.

Through a chance encounter in Nashville back in 2006, Benjamin and Kassie Wilson were sure of each other from the very start.    This eclectic duo is called Goldpine. Their music brings strong emotion and has been describe as moody and relevant.   Exposing the pains of severed relationships and unearthing the pursuits of love and purpose. After nearly a decade of honing in on their sound, they have released their debut album One. Laced with incredible vocal harmonies and passionate lyrics, One is the perfect introduction to Goldpine's music.   They were presented the “Discovery Award” in 2018 by acclaimed music critic, Robert K. Oermann from Music Row Magazine.    Ben and Kassie have been offering their own brand of raw Americana to audiences large and small. WINNER of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and Finalists in the Kerrville Folk Fest 2021 New Folk Competition, the duo's bold harmonies are clearly a channel for their highly charged songwriting.    So without further a due, let's welcome the Americana-Folk duo Goldpine, Ben and Kassie Wilson to the show.

Galileo Mining Ltd (ASX:GAL) managing director Brad Underwood speaks with Proactive while in London for Mines and Money. He says the company has been shortlisted for an award for the Callisto palladium-platinum-gold-rhodium-copper-nickel discovery within the Norseman Project in Western Australia which was made earlier this year. #ProactiveInvestors #asx #GalileoMining #Norseman #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Host Mia Mullarkey welcomed the indefatigable Irish Writer/Director Donal Foreman on to the show during a pitstop back home after his recent VDIFF screening for his latest film “The Cry of Granuaile” Donal Foreman is an Irish filmmaker living in New York City. He has been making films since he was 11 years of age. Since then, he has written, directed and edited over fifty short films, and in 2013 he completed his first feature film Out of Here. The film was theatrically released at the Irish Film Institute in 2014, receiving 4-star reviews from major newspapers including the Irish Times More recently he has been nominated for the Rising Star award at the Irish Film & TV Awards a couple of years ago, and awarded the Discovery Award from the Dublin Film Critics Circle. He's an alumnus of the Irish National Film School and the Berlinale Talent Campus, and, since 2011, a member of the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective. His latest Film Screened at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival “The Cry of Granuaile” Visit https://donalforeman.com/ to rent or buy his first two features and to see some of his back catalogue. If you'd like to support Wrapchat you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and purchase us a coffee or  maybe become a member. If you sign up to FNI membership, you'll be in with a chance for mentorship with some brilliant film and tv professionals for Mentors Phase 2 which is coming soon. (It's going to be our best yet.) Check out who we had on phase 1 on WeAreFni.com/mentors Becoming a member has lots of cool perks. Including cool free tickets to screenings and events for members only!!! For just 5e per month or 50e per year! Sign up today and help your COMMUNITY! FNI Wrap Chat is supported by Film Equipment Store, Wildcard Distribution and Octovid. Produced by Larry McGowan at the Podcast Studios Dublin. WeAreFni.com for all things FNI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Mia Mullarkey welcomed the indefatigable Irish Writer/Director Donal Foreman on to the show during a pitstop back home after his recent VDIFF screening for his latest film “The Cry of Granuaile” Donal Foreman is an Irish filmmaker living in New York City. He has been making films since he was 11 years of age. Since then, he has written, directed and edited over fifty short films, and in 2013 he completed his first feature film Out of Here. The film was theatrically released at the Irish Film Institute in 2014, receiving 4-star reviews from major newspapers including the Irish Times More recently he has been nominated for the Rising Star award at the Irish Film & TV Awards a couple of years ago, and awarded the Discovery Award from the Dublin Film Critics Circle. He's an alumnus of the Irish National Film School and the Berlinale Talent Campus, and, since 2011, a member of the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective. His latest Film Screened at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival “The Cry of Granuaile” Visit https://donalforeman.com/ to rent or buy his first two features and to see some of his back catalogue. If you'd like to support Wrapchat you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and purchase us a coffee or  maybe become a member. If you sign up to FNI membership, you'll be in with a chance for mentorship with some brilliant film and tv professionals for Mentors Phase 2 which is coming soon. (It's going to be our best yet.) Check out who we had on phase 1 on WeAreFni.com/mentors Becoming a member has lots of cool perks. Including cool free tickets to screenings and events for members only!!! For just 5e per month or 50e per year! Sign up today and help your COMMUNITY! FNI Wrap Chat is supported by Film Equipment Store, Wildcard Distribution and Octovid. Produced by Larry McGowan at the Podcast Studios Dublin. WeAreFni.com for all things FNI

Dr. Spencer Barrett is the University Professor, Canada Research Chair, and Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto. He is an Evolutionary Biologist who specializes in ecological and evolutionary genetics, as well as plant reproductive biology. He also considers himself a plant explorer because he is able to go out to exotic places to find cool plants. Spencer loves exploring new places. When he's at home, he enjoys spending time in his garden with his wife. He completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Botany from the University of Reading in England and received his PhD in Botany from the University of California, Berkeley before joining the faculty at the University of Toronto. Spencer has received many awards and honors during his career, including being named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, a Fellow of the Royal Society of London, a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and an Extraordinary Professor by the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. He has also received the Lawson Medal from the Canadian Botanical Association, Premier's Discovery Award for Life Sciences and Medicine from the Ontario Government, and the Sewall Wright Award from the American Society of Naturalists, among others. Spencer is here with us today to tell us all about his journey through life and science.

Beyond The Frame with Film London looks at Thrillers, talking to creatives at three different stages of their career. First, we talk to Barbara Broccoli & Michael G. Wilson, the legendary producers of the James Bond franchise, about the creation of their iconic character and the legacy of the franchise. Then, we discuss dystopias and designers with James Hawes, who has directed cult classic television for nearly thirty years, including episodes of Snowpiercer, The Alienist, Doctor Who, Penny Dreadful and Black Mirror. Finally, we chat to new filmmaker Rene van Pannevis, whose debut feature Looted was commissioned through the Film London Microwave scheme and was nominated for the 2021 British Independent Film Awards' Discovery Award.Barbara Broccoli & Michael G. Wilson were interviewed by Film London CEO Adrian Wootton, James Hawes was interviewed by Creative Programmes Advisor Nadia Oliva and Rene Pannavis was interviewed by BFI NETWORK Talent Executive Josic Cadoret. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In questo audio il prezioso incontro con Giacinto Di Pietrantonio critico e curatore e Marcella Frangipane archeologa. L'intervista è nel progetto Contemporaneamente a cura di Mariantonietta Firmani, il podcast pensato per Artribune.In Contemporaneamente podcast trovate incontri tematici con autorevoli interpreti del contemporaneo tra arte e scienza, letteratura, storia, filosofia, architettura, cinema e molto altro. Per approfondire questioni auliche ma anche cogenti e futuribili. Dialoghi straniati per accedere a nuove letture e possibili consapevolezze dei meccanismi correnti: tra locale e globale, tra individuo e società, tra pensiero maschile e pensiero femminile, per costruire una visione ampia, profonda ed oggettiva della realtà.Con Giacinto Di Pietrantonio e Marcella Frangipane, parliamo di arte che guarda al futuro rendendo leggibile il contemporaneo, e archeologia come luogo di ricerca delle origini e dei fondamentali del pensiero umano, oltre irragionevole divisione. Ma anche di come il lusso consiste nel poter vivere delle proprie passioni, perché il superfluo accumulato a svantaggio degli altri, si trasforma in strumento di prevaricazione. Ed ancora, è necessario che la società si riappropri emozionalmente del proprio patrimonio storico culturale, e molto altro. ASCOLTA L'AUDIO!BREVI NOTE BIOGRAFICHE DEGLI AUTORIMarcella Frangipane è Professore Ordinario di Archeologia, già docente di Preistoria e Protostoria del Vicino e Medio Oriente alla Università Sapienza di Roma per i corsi di Laurea, la Scuola di Dottorato e le Scuole di Specializzazione in Archeologia e in Archeologia Orientale, che ha diretto nel triennio 2000-2003. Ha insegnato “Strategies and Methods of Archaeological Research” per il master europeo Erasmus Mundus “ARCHaeological MATerials Science” e per il Corso di laurea in “Scienze Applicate ai Beni Culturali” della Facoltà di Scienze Matematiche Fisiche e Naturali, sempre presso l'Università Sapienza di Roma. E' membro della “National Academy of Sciences” degli USA (unica umanista italiana e donna a farne parte), dell'”Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei”, del “Deutsches Archäologische Institut” di Berlino, e dell'”Archaeological Institute of America”. Nel 2011 ha ricevuto il Dottorato Honoris Causa dall'Università di Malatya (Turchia). Ha condotto scavi in Italia, Messico, Egitto e Turchia dove lavora dal 1976, direttrice dal 1990 della Missione Archeologica Italiana nell'Anatolia Orientale. Guida gli scavi nel sito di Arslantepe, Malatya, uno dei più prestigiosi “Grandi Scavi” dell'Università Sapienza di Roma. In Turchia ha inoltre assunto, tra il 1999 e il 2007, la direzione scientifica degli scavi di emergenza nel sito di Zeytinli Bahçe, Urfa. Ha partecipato e organizzato convegni internazionali e tenuto conferenze, anche pubbliche, su invito di Istituzioni scientifiche e Università in tutto il mondo (Stati Uniti, Australia, Germania, Francia, Cina, Turchia, Egitto, Georgia, Spagna). Ha curato, nel 2004, una grande Mostra ai Mercati di Traiano dal titolo “ANATOLIA. ARSLANTEPE, ALLE ORIGINI DEL POTERE”, Catalogo Electa. Ha curato la progettazione e allestimento didattico del museo all'aperto di Arslantepe, aperto al pubblico nel 2011. Il sito è attualmente in attesa di inserimento nelle liste del Patrimonio dell'Umanità UNESCO. Inoltre è autrice di 175 pubblicazioni e curatrice di due serie monografiche. E' stata direttrice della rivista d'Ateneo Origini dal 2011 al 2018. E' membro dei comitati scientifici di numerose riviste internazionali (Paléorient (CNRS-Paris), “Anatolia Antiqua” (Istanbul-Paris), “Ancient Near Eastern Studies” (Melbourne), ISIMU (Madrid), “TÜBA-AR” (Istanbul), “SPAL” (Sevilla). Infine, per i risultati raggiunti con le sue ricerche ha ricevuto vari premi internazionali e nazionali (il Discovery Award dallo Shanghai Archaeology Forum (2015); il “Premio Vittorio De Sica per la Scienza” (Archaeologia) (2015); e il “Premio Rotondi ai Salvatori dell'Arte” (2017). E' stata inoltre insignita dell'ordine di “Cavaliere Ufficiale al Merito della Repubblica Italiana” e di “Cavaliere dell'Ordine della Stella della Solidarietà” dal Presidente della Repubblica Italiana. Giacinto Di Pietrantonio è docente di Storia dell'Arte Contemporanea, Teoria e Storia dei Metodi di Rappresentazione e di Sistemi Editoriali per l'Arte presso l'Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milano. Dal 1995 al 2004 è stato curatore del Corso Superiore di Arti Visive presso la Fondazione Antonio Ratti di Como. Direttore dal 2000 al 2017 della GAMeC (Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea) di Bergamo di cui ora è Consigliere nel Consiglio di Amministrazione. Nel 2008 è stato insignito dal Magnifico Rettore dell'Università di Bologna Pier Ugo Calzolari del riconoscimento alla Carriera promosso dall'AMA (Associazione Almae Matris Alumni) dell'ateneo bolognese. Nel 2016 riceve il Premio Capitani della Cultura dell'anno. Dal 1986 al 1992 ha ricoperto il ruolo di Redattore Capo prima e Vicedirettore poi per “Flash Art Italia”. È autore di moltissimi testi critici, narra in modo poetico e trasversale l'opera di molti tra i maggiori artisti viventi come Jan Fabre, solo per citarne uno.Tra le molte mostre da lui curate, oltre a quelle che ha realizzato in 17 anni alla GAMeC di Bergamo, ricordiamo: mostra degli artisti russi all'interno della rassegna Passaggi ad Oriente alla Biennale di Venezia del 1993. Dal 1994 al 1996 è stato consulente per le arti visive della Regione Abruzzo, curando le edizioni di Fuori Uso del 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2012 e 2016. “Over the Edges” con Jan Hoet a Gand (Belgio), “Vanessa Beecroft” 2009. “Ibrido” con Francesco Garutti al PAC Milano 2010. “Com'è Viva la città” a Villa Olmo Como 2015. Collabora con la Fondazione Proa di Buenos Aires per cui ha realizzato mostre come: “Alighiero Boetti” 2004, “El Tiempo de l'Arte” 2007, “El Classico ne l'Arte e Fabio Mauri” 2014. Membro del Comitato Scientifico del MUSEION di Bolzano dal 2001 al 2005 e nel 2005 Commissario della Quadriennale di Roma. Consulente del Premio Furla - Querini Stampalia per l'Arte dal 2004 al 2015, e dal 2008 al 2010 Consulente di MiArt Fiera Internazionale d'Arte Milano. Dal 2012al 2017 Consulente del Museo Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci di Prato. Curatore di Autostrada Biennale, 2019, nuova biennale d'arte della Repubblica del Kosovo, e dal 2018 al 2019 Curatore delle Residenze Artistiche BoCs Art di Cosenza. Nel 2003 è stato fondatore dell'AMACI (Associazione dei Musei d'Arte Contemporanea Italiani, di cui è stato membro del Consiglio di Amministrazione e Vicepresidente fino al 2016. Direttore di “I love Museums”, la rivista organo di informazione dell'AMACI dal 2003 al 2006 e della rivista d'arte contemporanea Perché/?. Dal 2012 è membro del CIAC (Centro Italiano d'Arte Contemporanea) di Foligno (Umbria).

Paulina Jayne's music joins the best of Country, Rock & Roll, Pop, and Soul under one umbrella she calls “urban country.” She cut her teeth in the Detroit music scene and quickly made her way to the Country Music Mecca as a teen, co-writing with several #1 writers, some of whom including Shane McAnally, JT Harding, Anthony Smith, and Bonnie Baker. “Love's Gonna Always Win,” one of Paulina's favorite releases, generated over half a million streams and adds on 62 radio stations in 19 countries, creating a significant buzz in Nashville. In fact, renowned writer and music historian, Robert Oermann of MusicRow Magazine, presented her with the DISCovery Award adding that, “this record has an audio delight around every corner.” In 2018, Paulina's song was featured on her Netflix debut on Season 3 of “Top Grier” with social media star Hayes Grier. Paulina is sponsored by Ford Motor Company, a national ambassador for a nonprofit organization, Ford Driving Skills for Life. In addition to her philanthropic work with the Ford Community Fund, Paulina is also a celebrity ambassador for the national nonprofit organization Miss Amazing, which aims to empower girls and women with disabilities. Let's tune in and learn more about her inspiring story and how love is always gonna win. [00:01 – 06:29] Getting to Know Paulina I welcome and introduce my guest, Paulina Jayne, to the show Paulina talks to us about her background and family. Paulina shares how she started her music writing journey since she was nine years old.  [06:30 – 14:21] The Freedom and Balance of Life Paulina shares what she would say to her younger self. Just keep doing what you are doing because it is going to be so fruitful. Step out, be a little bold, unafraid and do it sooner. Advice for kids in finding and reaching their dream. How to not lose yourself and your dream in the journey of growing up. The element of free-spirited. Your environment and aspirations in life. The concept of freedom and balance in life [14:22 – 21:49] Loves Gonna Always Win Paulina shares about the source of inspiration in her music, The writing process behind ‘Loves gonna always win' It's all about loving your neighbor and taking care of the people around you. Paulina shares her take on the current situation in this world and her responsibility towards it. The reason why she believes that love gonna always win Paulina talks about the biggest thing that she learned from other artists that have made it before her. [21:50 – 32:14] Listening to God's Voice Her biggest fear of living in Nashville. Paulina talks about her divine calling. Listening to God's voice. Paulina talks about how she moved to Nashville. Finding your greatest strength and working on your greatest weakness. The biggest reason that people give up. The repetitive rejection How she overcomes the funk of rejection. Knowing that you are loved and wanted by God. [32:15 – 40:14] Empowering Young Women with Disabilities. Paulina talks about being the celebrity ambassador for the national nonprofit organization, Miss Amazing, which aims to empower girls and women with disabilities. Being a part of bringing light to who they are. The transition moment of pandemic 2020. Deeper relationship. Knowing and understanding more about yourself. Scorched the land to be able to replant and take the harvest. [40:15 – 47:41] Closing Segment  The ultimate shift in your life? When she signed the management deal in her sophomore year in high school. The moment when she decided to choose and do music over basketball. If you had the world stage for 5 minutes, what would you say? No matter where you are going and where you have been, there is someone who loves you so greatly that you can't even fathom and it doesn't matter if you can recognize who He is or what He can do for you, He still loves you. Because of what I believe in, you have a friend in me, someone on your side that is rooting for you.

Mag Gabbert, Discovery Award winner and author of MINML POEMS, drops by to talk with Noah & Ross about you may find when you take time to play, the power of collaboration, and publishing a project that may be considered unconventional. Mag Gabbert holds a PhD in creative writing from Texas Tech University and an MFA from The University of California at Riverside. Her essays and poems can be found in 32 Poems, Pleiades, The Rumpus, Thrush, The Massachusetts Review, Waxwing, The Pinch, and many other journals. Mag is the author of Minml Poems (Cooper Dillon Books, 2020), a chapbook of visual poetry and nonfiction. She currently teaches creative writing at Southern Methodist University and for Writing Workshops Dallas. She also serves as the interviews editor for Underblong Journal, and recently won the Discovery Prize. Find out more about Mag at her website here. Thank you for listening to The Chapbook!Noah Stetzer is on Twitter @dcNoahRoss White is on Twitter @rosswhite You can find all our episodes and contact us with your chapbook questions and suggestions here. Follow Bull City Press on Twitter https://twitter.com/bullcitypress Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bullcitypress/ and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bullcitypress 

We could listen to Matt Rogers talk and sing all day, his voice is like honey! Award-winning songwriter Matt Rogers has one of the most unique sounds in country music. With an extensive tour schedule playing venues across the country and sharing the stage with some of country music's hottest names including Clint Black, Clay Walker, Jake Owen, Cole Swindell, Chris Stapleton, LOCASH, Jimmie Allen, Walker Hayes, Brothers Osborne, Chris Janson, and Michael Ray, Matt has built a devout fan base with his electrifying stage presence. When Rogers isn't on the road, he is writing music with some of Nashville's best songwriters. His song, "Coal," has won several songwriting awards from NSAI/CMT, Music City Songstar, American Songwriter, Songwriting University, Great American Song Contest, Dallas Songwriters Association, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest. He achieved the top award from Music City SongStar for his song, "She Was Everything" as well as a finalist slot in the USA Songwriting Competition. Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) and CMT selected his song “I Was Raised” for a songwriting achievement award. It went on to be selected by NSAI as a Top 40 song. The Georgia native has caught the attention of thousands of fans as well as country music legends like TG Sheppard, “[Matt's] the real deal…the total package. [He's] a great singer, a great picker and a great songwriter.” Rogers also received a commendation from industry tastemaker, Robert K. Oermann. Oermann selected the title track of Matt's EP, Richest Place On Earth, for Music Row's DisCovery Award. Oermann praised the track saying, “Extremely well written and sung with fire and conviction. Play this.” Throughout his career, Rogers has created a connection with his listeners through his emotionally gripping lyrics and unmistakable melodies. In 2019, his song, “Burn the Boat,” was selected as a “Top Ten Country Jam” by Buzz Feed. The release followed Matt's third appearance at CMA Fest where he performed on several stages, including Hard Rock and Wildhorse Saloon. He also met fans from across the world inside Fan Fair X where he signed autographs at the Durango Boots booth. Matt was one of the first Brand Ambassadors for Durango Boots. “Matt has a rich, unique and bold style to his music that authentically connects to his fans which is the type of artist that represents our brand perfectly,” says Erin DeLong, Durango Marketing Manager. Breedlove guitars and 64 Audio also sponsor Rogers. Matt's touring schedule is continuing to grow, spanning across the country. “I'm really excited to reconnect with my fans that have been supporting me for so long and to get the chance to connect with some new fans along the way,” says Matt. “I can't wait to get on stage and share my new music I've worked so hard on with them.” “If you don't know the name Matt Rogers then you need to write it down. He's going places,”- Hit Songwriter/ Author/ WSM 650 AM host, Devon O'Day. To listen to more of Matt Roger's music, see upcoming shows, and much more, head to, mattrogerscountry.com. Follow Matt on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Be sure to like, subscribe and give the More Than Music Podcast a review wherever you listen to the podcast and share us with a friend! We release shows every Wednesday and look out for a bonus episode every now and then. Find me, Kara Conrad on Facebook and the podcast on Instagram at More Than Music Pod. If you want to talk to me or suggest a guest just send me a message on Instagram or email me at karaaconrad@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanmusicpod/support

This week on the podcast we’re beyond excited to welcome the hilarious comedian and all-round lovely person, Josie Long.We hear about Josie’s unique journey into comedy, beginning aged just 14. And how she’s determined to extend the olive branch of opportunity to the next generation of young creatives. Needless to say, we talk about the current government's support (or lack thereof) for the creative industries and why she’s decided she’s had enough and is moving to Scotland.Plus, Paul and Josie have a fan-girl moment over our unofficial resident Geographer, Danny Dorling. While Katherine gives you her two cents about how to be a successful dictator.Links, resources and episode timestamps (for all you skippers out there) below.____ABOUT JOSIEOften described as a unique voice in comedy, Josie is one of the most respected comedians of her generation. She started stand-up at age 14 and went on to win the BBC New Comedy Award. She has continued to perform stand-up around the world and her eighth solo stand-up show, Something Better, had a sell-out two weeks at the Soho Theatre in London, followed by a two-week run at the Barrow Street Theatre New York. Josie has been nominated for the coveted Best Show award at the Edinburgh Fringe three times. Her latest show, Tender, is touring the U.K. in 2020. On TV and radio, Josie has appeared on The News Quiz, Just A Minute, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Skins, 8 out of 10 Cats, and Drunk History. Josie has also worked extensively in factual areas including The Culture Show on BBC2 and as the presenter and writer of Radio 4’s Short Cuts. Josie wrote and starred in the film Super November, directed by Douglas King. The film was nominated for The Discovery Award in the 2018 BIFAs.Website: https://www.josielong.com/ Instagram: @josielongFacebook: @josie.i.longTwitter: @josielong____LINKS AND RESOURCESArts Emergency https://www.arts-emergency.org/ Book Shambles with Robin Ince and Josie long https://www.josielong.com/podcast/book-shambles/ Josie & Jonny Are Having a Baby (With You!) https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/stitcher/josie-jonny-are-having-a-baby-with-you Jonny & The Baptists https://www.jonnyandthebaptists.co.uk/ Josie at Greenbelt https://youtu.be/pJjzuJQwf_M Tender https://www.josielong.com/josies-shows/tender/ ____00:00 - Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In00:22 - Katherine and Paul catch up06:41 - Introducing Josie Long and her work08:23 - Josie joins the conversation08:23 - Josie on lockdown 11:34 - Josie on performing online14:49 - Josie on productivity15:46 - Josie on government arts funding18:03 - Josie on how she got into comedy20:10 - Josie on her inspirations21:36 - Josie on learning from others24:28 - Josie on Arts Emergency26:57 - Josie on the value of art29:12 - Josie on anger and despair 34:56 - Josie on politics36:43 - Josie on small venues vs stadiums40:45 - Josie on offence45:44 - Josie on religion46:25 - Josie on Greenbelt Festival50:03 - Josie on hopefulness 52:11 - How to support Josie55:43 - Katherine and Paul reflect on the conversation with Josie01:03:42 - How to get in touch with us01:04:23 - Thank you’s____A huge thanks to the Greenbelt Volunteer Talks Team for all their hard work on editing this episode. Our podcast music is ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires.____https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/#SomewhereToBelieveIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of CamTalks, I'm with Jason Winguard - a writer and director who's recently made the film EATEN BY LIONS which stars Johnny Vegas, Jack Carroll and Asim Chaudhry. Jason's feature IN ANOTHER LIFE won Best UK Feature at Raindance Film Festival 2017, it also won the prestigious Discovery Award at the British Independent Film Awards 2017. I've been following Jason's work for a number of years which is why I'm truly excited to share with you this conversation. @camcairnduff cam@camtalks.co.uk This is episode 23.

This week, We're throwing our spotlight on Some brilliant up and coming filmmakers who are screening at the Still Voices Film Festival. https://stillvoicesfilmfestival.com/ BALLYMAHON, CO. LONGFORD ONLINE - AUGUST 13TH - 16TH 2020 STREAMING NOW Joining the Paul's on Part one: Eamonn Murphy - A better you. Following the success of his previous short film, "Lost Memories" Eamonn Murphy received funding for his latest short film "A Better You" from Screen Ireland. He is currently developing his first feature project with the support of Screen Skills Ireland and Creative Media Europe.            Michael-David McKernan - Halo. Michael-David is an Irish actor and filmmaker based in Dublin and London. Since graduating with a First Class Honours in Drama & Theatre Studies from Trinity College Dublin, he has worked on stage in Ireland and the UK, winning an Irish Times Theatre Award for Disco Pigs & Sucking Dublin (Best Ensemble). In 2017 he graduated from Bow Street Film Academy. Screen credits include Red Rock, Quantico and most recently In Orbit opposite Olwen Fouéré.            Katie McNiece - In Orbit. Katie McNeice is a first-time director based in Dublin, Ireland. Her debut film 'In Orbit' is a self-funded project which gleaned 14 nominations and 4 awards on the festival circuit in screenplay form, ever before the film went into production. This includes winning a live pitching competition in St John's Theatre in Covent Garden, London, as part of the London Short Series Film Festival in 2018. McNeice is also the Writer, Producer and Editor on the project and completed additional VFX.        Mark Smyth - The Bridge, Everything looks better in the Sunshine. Mark Smyth is an award winning film director with an honours degree in Film/TV Production. He started working as a TV editor in 2009 and has since gone on to work as a director on productions in Ireland, USA, Canada and the UK . He is a firm believer in collaboration and his interest lies in telling unique stories about the magic of life with compelling characters at the forefront. Marks most recent short film “The Bridge” was funded by RTÉ & The Galway Film Centre has just finished post production. Starring Lochlann O’Mearáin, Peter Coonan & Marie Mullen the film was shot on location in The Burren Co. Clare and is set for festival release in summer 2019.    Jamie Goldrick - Up and Away Jamie Goldrick is a director and writer based in Dublin. He is a former editor of rabble print magazine in Ireland, his writing has also appeared in publications such as the Sunday Business Post and Adbusters magazine. He has directed and shot music videos in Ireland for Lankum, Lisa O Neill & Shakalak. He has also directed work for Amnesty International Ireland, Bohemian F.C. and Universal Music Ireland. His work with Lisa O Neill featured on The Guardian and his work with Bohemian F.C. has featured in major news publications across the island. He directed and shot a live adaption of Ian Maleney's Novel, Minor Monuments, which had a Nationwide tour in 2019. His last documentary short, The Reek was screened internationally and won best Documentary Short at Kerry Film Festival in 2018. In 2020 he was the recipient of an Emerging Director Award in Ireland for his work with Ana Liffey Drug Project. Mia Mullarkey - Mood Atlas Mia Mullarkey is a film director based in Dublin, Ireland. She directed several successful shorts, receiving 40 awards globally, and screening at major international short film festivals such as Palm Springs, Aesthetica, São Paulo, Valladolid, Tehran and Helsinki. 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In a packed episode 114 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed considering taking control of personal circumstance, becoming a photography teacher, living outside of the metropolitan bubble, why computational photography needs to be recognised and addressed, the importance of archives and libraries, and a photographer's transferable skills. Plus this week photographer Tim Davis takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' You can download Tim's album It's Ok to Hate Yourself mentioned by Grant in this week's podcast for free here: www.davistim.com/its-ok-to-hate-yourself/download.html Tim Davis was born in Malawi in 1969 and is an American photographer, filmmaker, singer, songwriter and poet. He graduated from Bard College, New York State and earned a Masters of Fine Arts degree from Yale University. His photographic work delves into formal aspects of photography as well as socially engaged documentary and he is the author and subject of several books, including Lots, Permanent Collection and My Life in Politics, plus a book of poetry titled American Whatever. He is represented by the Greenberg Van Doren Gallery and Sikkema Jenkins & Co. in New York City. He was a Finalist in the Discovery Award, Arles Photography Festival 2004, awarded the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome in 2007 and the Joseph H. Hazen Rome Prize 2008. Tim's work is exhibited widely in group and solo shows. He lives and works in New York City. www.davistim.com If you have enjoyed this podcast why not check out our A Photographic Life Podcast Plus. Created as a learning resource that places the power of learning into the hands of the learner. To suggest where you can go, what you can read, who you can discover and what you can question to further your own knowledge, experience and enjoyment of photography. It will be inspiring, informative and enjoyable! You can find out here: www.patreon.com/aphotographiclifepodcast You can also access and subscribe to these podcasts at SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/unofphoto on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-photographic-life/id1380344701 on Player FM https://player.fm/series/a-photographic-life and Podbean www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/i6uqx-6d9ad/A-Photographic-Life-Podcast Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Focal Press 2014) and The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Focal Press 2015). His book New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography was published by Bloomsbury Academic in 2019. His documentary film, Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay can now be seen at www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd47549knOU&t=3915s. © Grant Scott 2020

David Krut Projects in partnership with with Goodman Gallery hosted an intimate talk with Mikhael Subotzky and Master Printer Phil Sanders, moderated by Bronwyn Law Viljoen. This talk took place in 2017 at Arts on Main, Maboneng, Johannesburg and focused on their printmaking collaboration at the David Krut Workshop (DKW). Subotzky’s new print series combines elements of his photographic work with drawing. Their process evolved from a desire to combine images physically, utilizing the techniques of Photogravure, digital printing, chine collé and monotype. Mikhael Subotzky’s works are the results of his fractured attempts to place himself in relation to the social, historical, and political narratives that surround him both at home in South Africa and on his frequent travels. Executed in a variety of mediums - from photographs to film and video installations, and more recently collages and drawings - these works have been widely exhibited and collected by institutions including The Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim in New York as well as the Victoria and Albert Museum and Tate Modern in London. He has received, amongst others, the 2012 Standard Bank Young Artist Award, the 2012 Discovery Award at Arles, the 2009 Oskar Barnack Award, and the 2008 ICP Infinity Award. Previous monographs include Beaufort West (Chris Boot, 2008), Retinal Shift (Steidl, 2012) and Ponte City (Steidl, 2014), which won the 2015 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize. His work was included on All the World’s Futures at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015. Mikhael Subotzky was born in 1981 in Cape Town, South Africa and is currently based in Johannesburg. View the series on the David Krut Website here: https://davidkrutprojects.com/artists/52491/mikhael-subotzky Watch the full talk on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIwKfJKJOVE&t=1420s

For our last show of season two, we have a twofer! Danielle shares Don Bogen's "A Citizen" and "Immediate Song" with Max. Talking points include lyric sequences, persona poems, an empire's twilight, and phrenology.

Hannes De Maeyer is one of Belgium's most versatile composers - his scores ranging from electronic to symphonic instrumentation. Hannes has collaborated with Belgian directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah on three feature film projects: “Image,” “Black,” which won the Discovery Award at the 40th Toronto Film Festivali in 2015 and their third feature, Gangsta (Patser). Hannes De Maeyer recently completed his original score for a brand new entry in the popular German series, “Immenhof.”IMMENHOF - DAS ABENTEUER EINES SOMMERS (THE ADVENTURE OF A SUMMER) is the long-awaited, family-film directed by Sharon von Wietersheim. The film tells the story of three sisters: Lou, Charly and Emmie, who, after the death of their father, have to try and run the family's horse farm between them. In the film, the sisters have to overcome numerous challenges in order to keep their beloved farm. 'Immenhof - Das Abenteuer eines Sommers' is preceded by several films taking place at the Immenhof horse farm, the first film going all the way back to 1955. It was followed by four other films before ZDF produced an entire 'Immenhof' TV series in the 1990s. In this episode, Hannes De Maeyer opens up his score for Immenhof and how he musically communicated the feelings and ideas of loss, compassion, perseverance and love. While bringing us through some of the film's main story-points, De Maeyer dissects a number of his prominent themes and describes how they are employed with a variety of different tones and in different settings throughout the film.ANNOTATED TRACKS02:48 - "Main Theme"05:17 - "Lou and the Herd"06:19 - "Happy Life in Immenhof"07:00 - "Selling Food"08:04 - "Transferring Holly"09:54 - "Freeing Holly"11:00 - "Lou is Sad"12:02 - "Videos of Her Father"15:17 - "Race"16:58 - "Fixing the Problem"18:27 - "Holly Is Pregnant"21:23 - "We Meet Again"SOUNDTRACKThe soundtrack was released on January 21, 2019 by Alhambra Records. You can find it on Amazon.com, iTunes, Spotify and Apple Music.MORE ABOUT THE COMPOSERYou can find out more about and hear more music by Hannes De Maeyer at http://postbillspr.com/hannes-de-maeyerABOUT THE ANNOTATORProduced by Christopher Coleman (@ccoleman) and you can Find more episodes at THEANNOTATOR.NET or you can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher Radio or wherever you find quality podcasts.FOLLOW USTwitter @audioannotatorFacebook @TheAnnotatorEmail theannotatorpodcast@gmail.comSUBSCRIBEiTunesSpotifyStitcher RadioRadioPublicGoogle Play PodcastsRSS Feed

This week on FNI WrapChat is TJ O'Grady-Peyton  TJ is an Irish director and Actor who graduated from the London Film School's graduate program in 2010. Fresh into the professional ad space, he was shortlisted for a Young Directors Award at Cannes in 2013 and 2015, later earning a Webby Award in 2016. He has directed commercials for clients such as BMW, Gatorade, Cadillac, Coke, Nespresso, Asics, Red Bull, Volkswagen, Diesel and Conde Nast, among others. A cinephile from a young age, TJ's love of cinema began after seeing Daniel Day Lewis filming My Left Foot outside his home as a child. In 2017, TJ co-directed a short film called WAVE with Academy Award winner Benjamin Cleary. As well as directing, he played the lead role as Gasper Rubicon. Wave had it's world premiere at Tribeca Film Festival and has screened in over 40 festivals worldwide to date including Clermont-Ferrand winning a number of awards throughout its run. Wave recently won Best Short at the Irish Film and Television Awards and TJ was awarded the Discovery Award at the Dublin International Film Festival 2018. Earlier this year TJ took part in Black Factory Cinema's film-making masterclass and workshop with Werner Herzog in the Amazon jungle. He is represented by the Ridley Scott Creative Group and Hey Wonderful for Directing, Butter in Dublin and MacFarlane Chard for Acting. You can find Wrapchat on Spotify, Itunes, The Headstuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni https://www.headstuff.org/ for other fantastic content on the network.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on FNI WrapChat is TJ O’Grady-Peyton  TJ is an Irish director and Actor who graduated from the London Film School’s graduate program in 2010. Fresh into the professional ad space, he was shortlisted for a Young Directors Award at Cannes in 2013 and 2015, later earning a Webby Award in 2016. He has directed commercials for clients such as BMW, Gatorade, Cadillac, Coke, Nespresso, Asics, Red Bull, Volkswagen, Diesel and Conde Nast, among others. A cinephile from a young age, TJ's love of cinema began after seeing Daniel Day Lewis filming My Left Foot outside his home as a child. In 2017, TJ co-directed a short film called WAVE with Academy Award winner Benjamin Cleary. As well as directing, he played the lead role as Gasper Rubicon. Wave had it's world premiere at Tribeca Film Festival and has screened in over 40 festivals worldwide to date including Clermont-Ferrand winning a number of awards throughout its run. Wave recently won Best Short at the Irish Film and Television Awards and TJ was awarded the Discovery Award at the Dublin International Film Festival 2018. Earlier this year TJ took part in Black Factory Cinema's film-making masterclass and workshop with Werner Herzog in the Amazon jungle. He is represented by the Ridley Scott Creative Group and Hey Wonderful for Directing, Butter in Dublin and MacFarlane Chard for Acting. You can find Wrapchat on Spotify, Itunes, The Headstuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni https://www.headstuff.org/ for other fantastic content on the network. 

Boudewijn Koole and Face2Face host David Peck talk about his new film Disappearance, looking closer, the wonder and mystery of life, Mother and daughter relationships and death as an inspiration. Biography Boudewijn Koole won the Discovery Award of the European Film Academy in 2012. He started as a documentary filmmaker after his studies at the University of Delft. His first documentary series for television on children in the Northern Ireland conflict and children and death were nominated for the UNICEF award and an International Emmy. He recently began to write and direct fiction films. His first feature film, Kauwboy (Little Bird) was sold to over 20 countries and won more than 30 awards worldwide, amongst them the First Feature Award at the Berlinale. Kauwboy was the Dutch entry for the 2012 Oscars. In 2016 Beyond Sleep, premiered at the opening night of the International Film Festival Rotterdam. In September 2016 Koole has won a Golden Calf for Best Director at the Netherlands Film Festival in Utrecht. Synopsis Roos (Rifka Lodeizen), a photographer of 33 years old, is on her way to her 55 year old mother Louise (Elsie de Brauw) and her 13 year old half-brother Bengt (Marcus Hanssen) in Norway. The welcome is everything but warm. Bengt is angry because Roos hasn’t been home in a very long time. The relationship between Roos and Louise has been difficult for ages. Bengt and Roos soon make up; there is a very strong bond between the two of them. Making up with Louise is quite a different matter altogether. Every approach is met with a wall of silent reproach and deep anger about the past, partly and perhaps even mostly from Roos. Roos runs into Johnny (Jakob Oftebro). After an unavoidable and passionate reunion she tells him why she has come to see her mother: she’s incurably ill and she has to inform Louise and Bengt. After a big fight with her mother Roos finally tells them. Louise as Bengt are broken by the news. Louise realizes that she has to help Roos accepting the soon coming death. Because of the time spending with her mother, in the nature with Bengt, Roos realizes that she’s not going to wait for the death. She feels the desire to disappear in the nature. The hills up ahead seem to be calling her. She wants to go there, her last journey. When Roos wants to leave the house, Louise is already waiting for her with the sledge and the dogs. Inwardly torn, Louise helps Roos and accompanies her. Roos finally reaches the place where she wants to disappear: the infinite white hills. Trailer ---------- For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here or check out the site of his podcast on film, social change and much more. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. Image Copyright: Boudewijn Koole and The Film Kitchen. Used with permission.     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nashville's Two Way Crossing has been heating things up on stage and getting buzz in the industry with their recent MUSIC ROW TOP 40 radio single “Car Trouble.” Two Way Crossing originally BEGAN as simply a duo comprised of Jenny and Blake Marvin. Jenny and Blake recorded their debut EP in Nashville, TN and they decided to make the move to music city shortly after to further pursue their music career.Within a few months they auditioned some of Nashville's best musicians, including KEVIN SMITH (lead guitar) and JARON MOSSMAN (drums & percussion). Over the next few months an amazing energy and bond quickly formed at Two Way Crossing's core.With the addition of CLINT REYNOLDS (bass) and BENJAMIN PICKER (keys, guitar, backing vocals) in 2015, the band's blend of talent and cohesive drive to be the best made it clear to Jenny and Blake that Two Way Crossing felt like more than a duo. Two Way Crossing had evolved into a band. Rarely do you find an entire group so cohesive musically, but more impressively, each of them adds a unique element to the magnetic energy presented in their stage show.After landing a regular spot at Nashville's world-famous venue, The Wildhorse Saloon, Two Way Crossing has been getting recognition everywhere from Music Row Magazine to radio stations across the United States. One of Nashville's toughest critics, Robert Oermann, honored the group with the DISCovery Award when their first single, "Deep End" was released to radio. He raved about the group's self-titled EP stating, “There's just something so fresh and innocent and endearing in their approach. Welcome to the party”On the songwriting front, the group is always writing for their next album. Jenny, the main songwriter for the group, has teamed up with some of the best cutting-edge songwriters in Nashville including; Ryan Sorestad, Brian White, Steve Pasch, Phil Roselle and Two Way Crossing's own Kevin Smith & Benjamin Picker. Songwriting is an essential part of why the group's sound is so unique and why their brand is unlike any other in Nashville. The combined 2-part and often 3-part vocal harmony allows them a great amount of freedom to create a new sound, which isn't being heard in the country market. The group is continually pushing the boundaries on what a traditional country song should sound like and yet want to keep what they love about country music in everything they do. Heather Jacks, writer of The Noise Beneath The Apple says, "They keep their country roots and infuse the music with dashes of rock and roll and pop; not the other way around...You may not come as a country music fan, but, after hearing Two Way Crossing, you're sure to leave as one."

RAQUEL COLE is a seasoned singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has written with some of the finest songwriters in the world, has been featured on Sirius XM’s The Highway and has opened up for Country star Josh Turner and Grammy award-winning legendary group Diamond Rio.   Raquel has been perfecting her sound for more than half her young life. These days she splits her time between Nashville and British Columbia. She was born and raised in the Okanagan Valley located in the beautiful province of B.C. Growing up, Raquel was attracted to wide-raging influences that included John Mayer’s bluesy sounds, Bryan Adam’s genius lyrics, and Shania Twain’s pop-country tunes.  “At a really young age my dad introduced me to The Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, The Guess Who and Randy Bachman. He’s a drummer and he wanted someone to play music with him. When I was nine he bought me my first guitar and it grew from there.”  This led Raquel to her love of songs and songwriting.  An accomplished guitar player, she added the mandolin to her arsenal as well. Raquel released her first single “It’s For Real This Time” which earned her a spot on Sirius XM’s The Highway. "Writing songs has always been an outlet for me. This is a very vulnerable song,” she admits. “It’s what was going on in my love life at the time and thankfully writing songs is way cheaper than therapy."   In September 2015, she won the CCMA (Country Music Association of Canada) Discovery Award.