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Find out how leaders can build purpose-driven organizations with Ed Mitzen, founder of Fingerpaint, philanthropist, and author of "Wealthy and White: Why Rich Guys Like Me Have to Show Up, Step Up, and Give Others a Hand Up." Advocating for companies to move beyond transactional philanthropy, learn the key to creating widespread community engagement for lasting societal impact.Ed is also the co-founder of the award-winning nonprofit Business for Good, making significant contributions to organizations focused on creating positive change.Discussions in the episode:How to avoid tokenismBiggest advice for companies looking to make societal impactThe power of actively listening to your communityHow to find the right culture fit at interview stageClick here to reach out to Peter Rabey direct Like this show? Please leave us a review. Every review helps. 

Joanna Oltman Smith was new to direct action when she agreed to walk into the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. with fellow activist Tim Martin, smear water-soluble kids' finger paint on the glass display case containing a Degas statue called "Little Dancer", and read off a statement about the importance of protecting actual, living children as well as we do sculptures of them. Smith and Martin figured they would be charged with trespassing, and maybe even vandalism, but each is now facing two felony charges, including one of "conspiring against the United States government." As we covered last month, one thing that makes it easy to criminalize protest is the steady hum of content that paints climate activists as fringe weirdos or out-of-touch elitists. We think it's important to meet these people and bring their stories and voices to you directly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jesse Mayer is a true rock n roll warrior. As an accomplished drummer, Jesse has played in a zillion bands including Fingerpaint, Shake The Faith, The Von Kenmores (where he earned his moniker "Jesse Von Kenmore"), The Marvels, Caged Heat, The New Alibis, his current band the incredible Diablogato, and yes we've probably missed a few...He's also a huge fan of the Boston music scene and of course we share an equal love for The Outlets and we both rank their song "Eddy" in our top 10 ever... Music Milquetoast & Co "Cigarette Burns"(Theme music) Diablogato "Jet Black Night" Diablogato"Too Far Gone" Recorded and edited by Mike Nash at Voice Motel on October 15, 2022 This podcast was supported by Baby Loves Tacos, Pittsburgh PA. and Spectacle, Boston MA. The Blowing Smoke with Twisted Rico podcast is brought to you by Light Street Media. #Diablogato --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

Gomola and Anthony discuss their agencies' efforts to broaden and diversify the pipeline of healthcare marketing talent. Third in our quarterly series spotlighting how firms from the membership of the Medical Advertising Hall of Fame are progressing along the DE&I journey.

This week on the podcast, we had Andy Pyfer who is one of the partners at Fingerpaint. On this Episode we talked about his journey into the industry, alongside empathy and culture. We also talked about the early days of Fingerpaint and Andy mentioned some great stories and how the team overcame challenging times. A great podcast with a great guest championing the way Fingerpaint function. Stay tuned for more next week! If you'd like to find out more about careers within the healthcare communications sector, get in touch with James Brickley directly. James P. Brickley: jbrickley@hcg-int.com Careers: https://www.hcg-int.com/#careers (https://www.hcg-int.com/#careers) Jobs: https://hub-hcg.icims.com/jobs/intro (https://hub-hcg.icims.com/jobs/intro)

Welcome to Story Time with Darcie! In every episode, you hear a piece (or two) of my own short fiction. I’m an eclectic writer, so you may be surprised by the genres and situations, but what these stories have in common is their exploration of big ideas. Please join me in welcome Hayley Scanlan as a new voice on the pod! Hayley is no stranger to the stage, having danced and acted since childhood, but this is her first foray into voice acting. Today’s story, A Brief (Fictional) History of Communication (with Fratricide), is quite a departure from my usual (if you can find anything usual about my eclectic stories). In fact, it’s not really a narrative at all. Yes, I recall I said the same thing about Godly Musings over Triple Espresso in a recent episode, but I think you’ll find this one has a completely different feel yet again. I should also mention that the inclusion of Brief in the title is literal. And because the story is so short, I’m adding some bonus content. But we’ll get to that after the story. As also hinted at in the title, today we have Content Warning for Murder and Killing (Fratricide to be precise), though I’m not sure if it really needs a warning as it’s purely metaphoric murder. But, we’ll let Hayley tell us more about that … Yup. Definitely a departure for me. A little testing of some different waters. A Brief (Fictional) History of Communication (with Fratricide) was written for the Australian Writer’s Centre’s December 2019 Furious Fiction Challenge. I write for challenges quite often. The creative prompts push me to think and create outside my box. I can’t remember exactly what the prompts for this story were, but I’ll never forget the challenge that prompted us with emojiis. (I’ll have to look up that story and share it with you sometime.) But, back to the present. I promised you some bonus content! In addition to the challenges, I often (though not recently) as my facebook followers to send me writing prompts. We call it “Inspire Me Sunday” and it even has a jingle! I mention this not only to encourage you to join my facebook group (@DarcieTKelly) to participate in upcoming Inspire Me Sundays (and yes, if you’ve been missing them I do plan to bring them back soon), but also because Finger Paint, our bonus content, was created as a response to Inspire Me Sunday prompts. In early November, 2018, I was given a fantastic image by friend of the pod Pamela (check out her work on facebook at @LightGraph) and a write up about fall leaves and finger painting. That same week, Gen sent me the poem In Flanders Field as a prompt. I combined the two to create this piece, a tribute to Remembrance Day and all who have sacrificed for the safety of all people. Well, that’s it for today’s episode of Story Time With Darcie. Once again, thank you, Hayley, for sharing your talents for this story. I’m excited you’ve joined the Story Time with Darcie family! If you would like to become a voice on Story Time with Darcie, please, reach out! My eclectic stories need a variety of voices, and yours will be a welcome addition! Thank you for listening. To read more of my stories and perhaps inspire my next one, check out my new website: www.darcietkelly.me and join me on facebook @DarcieTKelly. If you’re interested in purchasing a copy of Musings: A Collection of Short Stories, get in touch through the facebook page or email me (email4darciekelly(at)gmail.com). And please, subscribe on your podcatcher of choice for future episodes of Story Time With Darcie. Until next month, stay well, and keep smiling. Direct Link to text version of A

Today is the birthday of Ruth Faison Shaw, an art teacher who spotted a kid smearing iodine on the school walls and saw a way kids could express themselves. Plus: art is alive and well in cats, or at least in a photographer taking portraits of cats going wild for - and sometimes on - catnip. Ruth Faison Shaw (A Woman To Know) A Photographer Takes Pictures of Cats "High" on Catnip, and It'll Be Your New Favorite Thing (PopSugar) Express yourself as a Cool Weird Awesome backer on Patreon! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message

Fingerpaint head of philanthropy Bo Goliber joins MM&M's Larry Dobrow to discuss her company's virtual internship program and how the virtualization of agency life during COVID-19 has profound implications for the future of work.

Irene Lo Coco and Elizabeth Nightingale from Chiltern Music Therapy talked to Luke about remote working in music therapy, including technical and online resources, as well as issues that may arise through these ways of working may bring up. After qualifying as a music therapist, Elizabeth gained clinical experience with adults with neurological disorders and worked with children with a range of needs including developmental delay, behavioural difficulties, and trauma. She later trained as a Neurologic Music Therapist and MATADOC assessor and continues to acquire specialist experience in brain injury and neurodisability through providing NMT and MATADOC assessments for medico-legal cases. She has had her work and research published in the Brain & Spinal Injury Handbook, Journal of Dementia Care, and the British Journal of Music Therapy. She holds the role of Neuro Music Therapy Services Manager for Chiltern. Irene qualified as a Music Therapist in 2007 and has specialized in Neurologic Music Therapy. Her clinical experience includes brain injury neuro-rehabilitation as well as working with children, adolescents and adults with learning disabilities, ASD, behavioural difficulties and complex medical needs. She has also worked in maternity care and adult mental health, among a variety of settings in the UK and abroad. Irene has a passion for evidence-based research and a background and personal interest in neuropsychology and psychodynamic approaches. Her practice, therefore, has a broad vision and the resources to adapt to clients' needs. Irene holds the role of Neurologic Music Therapist and Music Technology Lead at Chiltern Music Therapy.  Resources ETHICS/GDPR CONCERNS BAMT Support and guidance documentation for COVID-19 (regularly updated) https://www.bamt.org/about-british-association-for-music-therapy/covid-19-useful-information.html HCPC Includes info on standards of ethics for remote working and remote consultations as well as safeguards for patients https://www.hcpc-uk.org/standards/standards-relevant-to-education-and-training/standards-for-prescribing/high-level-principles/ ONLINE PLATFORMS Zoom Technical support: getting started on Zoom https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/categories/200101697 Adjusting audio or video settings in Zoom https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362623-Changing-settings-in-the-desktop-client-or-%20mobile-app Using ‘original sound’ (ie. ‘Music Mode’) in Zoom and other handy hints https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50NoWIiYECA Security guidelines collated by Ray Travasso from Suffolk Music Therapy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jJB4wqWUEen76pcediQlbHrSa0PokDU5IL72kozJILA/edit?usp=sharing Further info on Zoom and also Doxy.me (courtesy of Martin Lawes) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oS9xqKmJA9XiA9whAX4Fw9hImMBLxVJBYaOXOe3ItwY/edit?usp=sharing Skype Technical support: getting started on Skype https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA11098/how-do-i-get-started-with-skype Advice and considerations as shared by BAMT (courtesy of Chroma) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NVKyNWlnQO9QvGQQrRNZvJnvPvmFWIYdYVsmEpSNZUM/edit?usp=sharing Download the ‘PDF Skype - info from the Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO)(BAMT shared)’ from https://www.bamt.org/about-british-association-for-music-therapy/covid-19-useful-information.html Google Hangouts Tutorial Guide pdf https://www.austincc.edu/ITdocs/google/documents/Google_Hangouts_Tutorial.pdf INTERNET SPEED Confirm your internet speed here (important for identifying suitability for live streaming) https://www.speedtest.net/ Info on suitable bandwidth for video conferencing: https://conferenceroomsystems.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000641283-what-is-the-ideal-bandwidth-for-video-conferencing- STORAGE Google Drive vs DropBox for storing and sharing pre-recorded videos: https://conferenceroomsystems.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000641283-what-is-the-ideal-bandwidth-for-video-conferencing- ONLINE RESOURCES Collaborative songwriting: you can create lyrics and add chords with other people remotely, among using other features available on https://songcraft.io/ Demo video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyQ7OUOMImw&feature=youtu.be MAKING MUSIC have compiled a useful list of links for making music in groups https://www.makingmusic.org.uk/resource/covid-19-staying-connected   Also in BAMT guidance document Apps and other online resources (with particular thanks to Irene LoCoco and Liz Coombes) KORG has made the iKaossilator free for a limited time: Website | App Store | Google Play Moog has made the Minimoog Model D Synthesiser free for a limited time: App Store | currently not available on Android BandLab: Website | App Store | Google Play Fingertip Maestro: App Store | currently not available on Android NodeBeat: Website | App Store | Google Play SoundForest: App Store | currently not available on Android Blocs Wave: Website | App Store | Android Bloom (paid): App Store | Google Play ARTICLES Aaron Jeffrey Lightstone, S. Kathleen Bailey & Peter Voros (2015) Collaborative music therapy via remote video technology to reduce a veteran's symptoms of severe, chronic PTSD, Arts & Health, 7:2, 123-136, DOI: 10.1080/17533015.2015.1019895 Baker, Felicity and Krout, Robert (2009) Songwriting via Skype An online music therapy intervention to enhance social skills in an adolescent diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, British Journal of Music Therapy Volume 23, No 2 Fuller, A.M., & McLeod, R.G. (2019) The Connected Music Therapy Teleintervention Approach (CoMTTA) and its application to family-centred programs for young children with hearing loss, Australian Journal of Music Therapy Vol 30 App Name Description Client Group Associated MT Clinical Goals Useful tips Compatibility Fingertip Maestro Intuitive piano or  guitar, with visual stimuli     It has proven effective with the elderly, clients with dementia or brain injury. The colourful screen and its simplicity encourages quick engagement and good support for musical interaction between therapist and client Awareness of cause and effect / Sustained attention   You can record the creation and share with client’s family   Each colour square plays a note, play a few together for a chord, or swipe for melodies. Use the scroll bar for more notes.   Requires iOS 6.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.   AirHarp Bongos Guitar Tabla (among many  more)     Virtual instruments All Finger dexterity / Social interaction /  Self-expression   Therapist can change the instruments key. In Guitar screen can be rotated for L/R hand use.   Singing Fingers   Fingerpaint with sound. Make a sound while moving your finger to record a sound-drawing. Touch the drawing you just made to play the sound back   Paediatric   Hand-eye coordinatinon / Multisensory stimulation / visual tracking / finger dexterity   To play the sounds back out its better to spread the recording across the screen instead of holding the finger still   Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.   Sound Forest Music making app with attractive visuals that allows you to compose animated songs. Paediatric, Young adults, Brain Injury This app has proven useful to work on executive functions such as Choice making / organization and planning / attention skills   Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch   Jam Looper Featuring smart automatic looping, multiple tracks, volume control and track effects.   All Voice awareness, interactive music making, cause and effect   Use headphones to avoid echo during recording. You can add effects to each loop. Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.   Bloom Part instrument, part composition and part artwork, Bloom's innovative controls allow anyone to create elaborate patterns and unique melodies by simply tapping the screen.   Paediatric / PMLD / BI   cause and effect / specified localized movement / increase attention / multisensory stimulation / turn taking   Shake screen to clear. Adjust delay to give time for multiple activations from clients   You can choose from LISTEN or CREATE options   You can link to Skoog for joint music making   You can customize mood, mode, timer, delay of touch, among other settings. Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch   Cove Expression of emotions through music   Mental Health   Relaxation / mood awareness   Interest use is to create a new track each session with client, and then listen to the musical journey after a given time. Or at the beginning and end of session. Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.   FingerBeat Sampler, drum-machine & field recorder   Teenagers and adults   cause and effect / sustained attention / organisation and planning / choice making   Import/export feature to icloud/email/itunes   Requires iOS 7.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.   Musyc Touch turns into music. Draw shapes and listen to your piece of music while viewing sounds bouncing on the screen BI / Paediatric / Teenagers and Adults / Older Adults   visual tracking / EF     Requires iOS 9.1 or later.   Endless Multiplayer music making app All Collaborative music making     Songcraft Collaborative real-time song-writing platform All Collaborative music making Write lyrics, chords, or tabs from any device. Record or upload your audio files and organize your songs into collections  

Bo Goliber, who heads up philanthropy at Fingerpaint, a health and wellness marketing agency, shares the keys to a successful relationship between nonprofits and corporate partners. Bo assures us that corporate partners do not want to overwhelm volunteer agencies, but instead, are looking for long-term relationships built on honesty. Bo says, “don’t be afraid,” when companies reach out for a volunteering opportunity. Authentic partnerships through volunteering can yield other benefits. Fingerpaint was named 2019 Agency of the Year by Med Ad News, and in 2018, it won the Heart Award from Med Ad News for its commitment to philanthropy and social causes. Additionally, it has been on Inc. Magazine’s list of the 5,000 Fastest-Growing Companies for the past seven years. Founder Ed Mitzen was honored as 2016’s Industry Person of the Year by Med Ad News.Please view these recent articles on Fingerpaint’s philanthropy and culture:Why volunteering is essential to employee engagement: https://www.benefitnews.com/news/why-volunteering-is-essential-to-employee-engagementJob titles: https://www.hrtechnologist.com/articles/culture/eliminating-job-titles-examples-benefits/Philanthropy: https://www.saratogatodaynewspaper.com/today-in-saratoga/business/item/11215-notes-from-the-chamber-of-commerce-leap-of-kindness-day-has-global-teach-in-2020https://wnyt.com/news/saratoga-springs-making-free-coats-available-around-the-clock-in-front-of-fingerpaint-on-broadway/5235121/Follow Fingerpaint on Twitter and Instragram: @fingerpainters

“I don’t look at it as brave, I just look at it as a way to kind of build that bridge and help show people that the more vulnerable you are, you build stronger relationships that way.” - Bo Goliber

Ed Mitzen, the founder of Fingerpaint in Saratoga Springs, NY. Fingerpaint is a marketing company with a list of clients any firm would be envious of. This is Ed's second company, but the first one he has done as a solo founder. He discusses the challenges of heading out on your own. Fingerpaint recently made an acquisition, you will hear the challenges in finding and integrating another business into Fingerpaint. Ed also discusses work-life balance and how he focuses on developing the culture at Fingerpaint to help bring that balance to employees. Check out Fingerpaint here: https://fingerpaintmarketing.com/ Send us your comments and suggestions at bela.and.mike@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/support

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In this new episode of our podcast, we are pleased to offer a DJ set mixed by  Jacques Renault, a New York based artist. After nearly a decade of playing for others in NYC, Jacques, along with good friend Nik Mercer, began producing his own series of events called Let's Play House. As a DJ, Jacques has held residencies at New York's famed venues Happy Endings, APT, Tribeca Grand and 205 Club, and has been a guest around the globe in venues like Tokyo's Womb, Rio's D-edge and London's Fabric and Plastic People. With his remixes, edits, original tracks and collaborative project Runaway, he has released music on internationally acclaimed New York labels DFA, Chinatown, RVNG INTL, Throne of Blood, Italians Do It Better, Editions Disco, and Wurst, as well as Tokyo's own Mule Musiq & Crue-L, Parisian imprint I'm A Cliché, Munich's Permanent Vacation, Sydney's Hole In The Sky & Future Classic and of course London/Berlin's Rekids.   Further: Facebook Soundcloud Website   Tracklist: Lorca, "Have I Told You"Urulu & Steve Huerta, "Things I Didn't Mean"George Fitzgerald, "Child (NY Stomp Remix)"Waze & Odyssey, "Feelin' You" (LPH July)Runaway, "Brooklyn Club Jam (Âme Remix) (Gerd Janson & Lopazz Edit)"Coober Pedy University Band, "Moon Plain (Soft Rocks Acperience)"Bicep, "Stash"Serge & Tyrell, "Pump-O-Matic"Round One, "I'm Your Brother (Club Version)"The Juan MacLean, "You Are My Destiny"Cosmic Kids & Fingerpaint, "Manteiga" (LPH April)