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Writer/comedian Carolyn Page is back and she wants two things: 1) to pitch a future episode about Santa hentai (sure, we'll do it) and 2) to introduce us to an iconic comic book ELFQUEST created by Wendy and Richard Pini. Elfquest first came out in 1978 and has been going strong ever since. Incredibly, all issues published prior to 2014 are available for free at https://elfquest.com! No excuse to not check out this iconic work of art (yep, we loved it). Find Carolyn on Twitch streaming games at Twitch.tv/jacuzzitubbs and transforming classic TV shows into Dungeons & Dragons games at Twitch.com/TVandD. Subscribe to Joe Cabello’s Patreon for as low as $1 a month to get first looks at his new horror graphic novel and posts about how it’s being made, as well as exclusive stories, short films, and more. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/  

Writer/comedian Carolyn Page (THE DOWNLOAD) loves video games, soup for breakfast and the legendary TV show Sex and The City. We dissect the hell out of SATC's three landmark episodes and each give it a rating. Go ahead, put on your 4-inch heels, *soak* yourself in a homemade Cosmo and throw a Zoom listening party with your best/worst friends! Find Carolyn on Twitch streaming games at Twitch.tv/jacuzzitubbs and transforming classic TV shows into Dungeons & Dragons games at Twitch.com/TVandD. Subscribe to Joe Cabello’s Patreon for as low as $1 a month to get first looks at his new horror graphic novel and posts about how it’s being made, as well as exclusive stories, short films, and more. Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

In this special episode of the Weirdly Magical Podcast jJen and Lou interview author and coach Carolyn Elliott about her magically weird new book, "Existential Kink" which invites you to 'unmask your shadow and embrace your power'. Find Carolyn at https://www.instagram.com/carolynelliott_/, www.carolyngraceelliott.com and buy the book at https://amzn.to/2Twosfr

In this episode Dani welcomes her FIRST guest, Carolyn Gerk who runs an amazing (and successful) art business, Velvet Hand Designs. They talk about the creative process, balancing work life & mom life, how social media is a huge influence on sales and how horror and feminism helped her find her target audience. Enjoy! Find Carolyn on Etsy, Instagram and Facebook by searching "Velvet Hand Designs"

Pack your bags, Awesomes! We're wrapping up the Sorta Awesome Stories summer series with a road trip around the world! You don't want to miss this conversation between Meg and Sorta Awesome Super Star Carolyn Montonati who is sharing all about the daily life for her and her family in Afghanistan. Tune in to hear about the beauty of the country, the warmth of the culture, and the challenges for the people. Carolyn tells us what family life looks like there as well as what it's like to parent a special needs child there. All of that plus some binge-watching and natural migraine relief in Awesome of the Week!THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:Kopari: Go to koparibeauty.com/awesome and see how you can save $5 off your first orderLola: Go to mylola.com and enter code awesome40 at checkout for 40% off your subscriptionGrove: Go to Grove.co/AWESOME and receive a free five piece cleaning set with your $20 orderRothys: Go to rothys.com/awesome to check out the latest stylesThank you to all of our Sorta Awesome sponsors! SHOW NOTES:Carolyn’s AoTW: The Night Manager TV showMeg’s AoTW: Natural Calm + Vitamin B ComplexYou can find Meg on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!Find Carolyn on Instagram and on Facebook!Visit sortaawesomeshow.com for show notes on this and every episode. And don’t forget to find us in the Sorta Awesome Hangout on Facebook or @sortaawesomeshow on Instagram, and @sortaawesomepod on Twitter!

Comedian Carolyn Castiglia talks about toxic parents, perfectionism, church and AOC.FIND CAROLYN:http://www.comediancarolyn.com/https://twitter.com/missckc?lang=enSUPPORT THE PODCAST:https://patreon.com/selfworstMUSIC BY SHEA BARTEL:https://sheas.art/

Watts is BACK! We are joined by special guest Carolyn to talk about strength of mind. Find Carolyn here: www.Twitch.tv/BoxedMindes ————————————————— Episodes are streamed live and recorded every Friday at 7:00 P.m. Pacific Standard Time Twitch — http://bit.ly/2CNvoJp Mixer — http://bit.ly/2F3DorN Facebook — http://bit.ly/2j8d7iH YouTube — http://bit.ly/2CGRVc Restreamed with: Restream.io Want to ask questions on a live episode?! Join the discord! https://bit.ly/2oHkhwu ————————————————— Check out the YouTube Channel for all our posted episodes!! YouTube — http://bit.ly/2CGRVc2 Send us an email PureAdvicePodcast@gmail.com Or send your question directly to any of our social medias! Facebook: http://bit.ly/2j8d7iH Instagram: http://bit.ly/2yJobs2 Twitter: http://bit.ly/2yJYxmX

Or: “You’re on Camera Whether You Like It or Not” This is part deux of our conversation with Carolyn Fung & Paul Juricic who were grad students at The Centre for Digital Media. Their final project at the CDM was Project ACME, a personal archiving tool to collect and sort your digital data. We start off talking about the amazing physical archives they visited. For the sake of your sanity in the following notes, “Paul” is our guest. “Host Paul” is the co-host who says he loves pop music. Carolyn tells us about the treasures of The Museum of Vancouver and the Planitarium. Organizations like the institutions mentioned above don’t have the funds to create a digital archive for their treasures. Chris mentions the amazing Storycorps project as an example of a successful archive project. Carolyn shares that part of her work with NGX Interactive is about making an interpretive design. How do you make things relevant to people? It turns out that many TV shows in the late 80s and 90s reused tapes so there is no official record of the show USA Up All Night. Paul suggests we seek out Mél Hogan to learn more about the opportunities in archived data. Chris shares a fiction book that deals with digitizing books in a unique way, Vernor Vinge’s Rainbow’s End. We talk about the volume of pictures we take these days versus the past when we used film. Carolyn mentioned that she recently did a hike at Deep Cove and when they reached the top everyone pulled out their phones instead of enjoying the view. Paul says that he wishes the criticism around twitter wasn’t focused on the stream of conscience, or somewhat silly posts and concentrated on the broadcast or spam of companies that get in the way of communication. Paul uses BBM with a group of friends to stay in touch. There’s less corporate distractions and therefore it is a better tool than twitter for him. Paul tells the story of a This American Life episode where two friends were exchanging old pictures of themselves and one noticed his grandmother was in the background of his friend’s picture. Chris wants a Mr. Show with Bob & David sketch about people looking at old photos recalling the documentation process of the picture and not the subject matter. Paul wonders if there is any inch of Grandville Island that hasn’t been documented by people’s pictures. Paul discusses the future of Project ACME. Paul uses his traditional podcast plug time to tell us all that we should watch Fargo. Carolyn tells us to all go out to our local spaces that are trying to teach us about the local history, no matter the scale. They need our support and input. Host Paul is very happy that we had a tremendous number of live listeners during this show. Listen live at 7pm MST or 9pm EST on Thursday evenings. Find Carolyn on twitter, @carofung and Paul says you can find him on a sidewalk in East Vancouver. (Or Linkedin.) Thanks to both of them for joining us and patiently waiting for the release of this episode. Help us release more episodes, learn more over at patreon.com/msauce. Or yell at us at facebook.com/montrealsauce. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

Boldface Co. is a boutique marketing firm, creating memorable marketing campaigns and events for clients in the fashion, start up, hospitality, retail and real estate industries. They deliver personal attention to every client and project. Carolyn and Sam become an extension of their client’s brands fulfilling all of their marketing, public relations, event management, social media and strategic partnership needs. 2 years ago Carolyn and Sam joined forces to combine PR, media relations, and events for Boldface. Carolyn started the company after being approached several times for her help in PR and marketing for new businesses. Sam came into the mix and added a social and events element to the company. “I always knew I wanted to work for myself” Partnership: They balance out each other’s strengths and weaknesses. They learn a lot from each other without having to learn every aspect of the business right away. Carolyn: “When it was just me it was hard to not have anyone to ask for insight. Not only is it nice to share the work and ideas, but to have that support system built in – It makes things a lot easier to have a partner.” On their work: “It’s a fun way to incorporate the people that we love into work.” Evolution of PR: “Social media is going to be a huge player in the PR world, more so then your typical print media” “If you’re not incorporating that strategic partnership and trying to get ambassadors on board by tapping into people with a large following, you’re really missing out on a huge part of what PR has become – You just have to evolve with it.” PR is public relations. It is how you are communicating your brand and what you have to offer to the public. It is also a very gray area. It’s going to continue to get blurred as long as social media allows people to become important in their own way. “People are very self-important now more than ever” Advice to become an influencer: Put yourself out there and go to as many events and network as possible. You need to look credible too. Look professional and spell check! The little things will set you apart. “Finding the unique spin on things - The unique ones that have their own twist really stand out - That’s really important. Be true to yourself, and be unique, and don’t try to mimic what other people are doing.” Overcoming Challenges: It’s hard not to be accessible when now you can be (accessed) at all times Creating Boundaries: Sometimes you’re at your home office and you want to get some work done at 10 PM, but sometimes it’s a good idea to leave it in the draft folder and send it the next day if you don’t want to open up the flood gates to encourage others to do it to you. Moment of Growth: “You don’t need a class in anything. You take what you’re good at, your strengths, and what you like to do and turn it into your own business. You’re good as gold.” Book Recommendations: Carolyn: Freakonomics – Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner & The Four Hour Work Week – Tim Ferriss (a repeat that we love) Sam: Grace: A Memoir - Grace Coddington & Lean In – Sheryl Sandberg Other misc. mentions: Jenna Lyons Article “I’m very much inspired by other inspiring women.” Inspirations: Carolyn: “Working for yourself, you have to stay motivated and be a little bit of a hustler and a go-getter” | Like the news flash in college, when no one is making sure you do your homework, you have to be self-sufficient – it’s the same way when you have your own business. | “I’m way more productive now than I ever was at a desk job.” | You’re not going to get paid if you’re not doing anything or doing a good job. Sam: “Success is a feeling that keeps you motivated.” A Day In The Life: Carpool + Dress the same ;) + Early morning client meeting + Meet with Intern at Soho House + Accountant calls and emails + Keep each other up to speed working together “Every day is truly chaos – Every day is so different, and fun, and unique, and spontaneous!” Advice: “The way you get ahead is by doing something that you love and committing to yourself to do that, because then you’ll be happy, and you’ll work hard, and you’ll get noticed for that.” – Jenna Lyons Sam: Ask yourself - Why do I deserve this and why do I want this? | Love what you do so much that you don’t even really know that’s how hard you’re working. | The motivated and hard working person is hard to come by. “Work hard and love what you do.” Carolyn: Hand written thank you notes go a long way! | Know that business is cyclical, there are ups and downs, and you might lose a client, but be patient, and know that someone else will come about. | “Enjoy the risk because it does all work out.” “As long as we can continue to work where we are happy and confident about what we’re doing then that’s all we care about.” ::Find Carolyn, Sam and BoldFace: Instagram ( @BoldFaceChicago), Twitter ( @BoldFaceCo), BoldFaceChicago.com::