Podcasts about flow magazine

In deze aflevering spreek ik met illustrator Roeqiya Fris (@Roeqie). Roeqiya creëert kleurrijke, intuïtieve illustraties vol symboliek waarin haar Egyptische achtergrond, vrouwelijkheid en liefde voor natuur duidelijk zichtbaar zijn. Haar werk trok razendsnel internationale aandacht via Instagram, en sindsdien werkte ze voor grote merken als HEMA, Flow Magazine, Penguin Random House en vele mode- en puzzelmerken. Roeqiya vertelt openhartig over haar pad naar succes, de uitdagingen van ondernemen op je eigen voorwaarden, haar creatieve proces en hoe zij zichzelf blijft uitdagen en vernieuwen.

Geertje Aalders is illustrator en maakt papierknipkunst / papercuts voor verschillende kinderboeken, tijdschriften zoals Flair, Happinez en Flow Magazine. Daarnaast werkte ze voor Hema, Bekking&Blitz en ontwierp ze de PostNL Decemberzegels in 2021. We hebben het over lades vol gekleurd papier, werken met een agent en een bakfiets vol met webshop bestellingen. Shownotes bij deze aflevering vind je op https://irenececile.com/podcast/geertje-aalders-maakt-bijzondere-knipkunst-voor-kinderboeken-flow-postnl-en-hema/ Schrijf je in voor de wachtlijst van de cursus "Prijsbepaling en licenties voor illustratoren" op https://irenececile.com/prijsbepaling-licenties-voor-illustratoren-wachtlijst/

Marenthe Otten is illustrator, kunstenaar, schrijfster en oprichtster van the Art Beat Club. Ze wordt vertegenwoordigd door agentschappen Lilla Rogers Studio en Blomberg Kajsa, en maakte kleurrijke frivole werken voor onder andere PostNL, Flow Magazine, Happinez, Ministerie van Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid, het Parool, Hallmark en Bekking & Blitz. We hebben het over haar ambitie, enthousiasme, het ontstaan van the Art Beat Club, artificial intelligence (AI), ondernemen, het verkopen van je illustraties of kunst, je lekker niks van anderen aantrekken (hoe dan?) en het hebben van een mentor / coach. Shownotes van deze aflevering vind je op https://irenececile.com/podcast/marenthe-otten-van-de-art-beat-club/

Joshua and Caleb speak with Josh England of Local Flow Magazine in this episode. LOCAL FLOW is a biannual self-published photo magazine focused on fly fishing in the Southeast. Local Flow magazine is as at home on your coffee table as it is on the dash of your truck. Each magazine comprises 200 pages jam-packed with color and B&W images shot by some of the Southeast's best photographers. Content includes photo stories and collections covering everything from small mountain streams to saltwater and everything in between. It also features interviews with local guides, artists, cooks, and anglers. We have a great conversation with Josh, including: -Josh's beginnings in fly fishing -The southeast fly fishing scene -Publishing a magazine -Taking kids fly fishing -Chasing stripers on the fly and much more. Find local flow magazine and purchase online: -https://www.joshenglandphotos.com/shop -Instagram: @local_flow_mag Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/ https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://www.aflyco.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Kan een kleurboek schizofrenie genezen? Of iets doen tegen kattenfobie? Nikki en Daan spreken een bijzonder welwillende neuropsycholoog.Wie is Emmy is een onafhankelijke podcast van Nikki Dekker en Daan WindhorstTe gast was: Gini MathijssenDe muziek komt van de albums Plaza Oneindig (van Tapedag) en  lo-fi chill beats to steal for your podcast (van CHANTS)Artwork: Olivier HeiligersFragmenten van: Flow Magazine, TED, Happy & Well

Een gesprek met Irene Smit, mede-oprichtster en creative director van Flow Magazine. Op basis waarvan kiest de redactie van Flow illustratoren uit om voor hen te werken, welke illustraties passen bij Flow, wat zijn de verschillen tussen de Nederlandse editie, de Franse en de Duitse, en hoe worden nieuwe illustratoren ‘ontdekt'? We hebben het over tarieven, gebruikerslicenties en trends. En de misvatting dat “alles mag” bij Flow. De shownotes, met linkjes naar Flow, boeken die we noemen en Irenes instagram vind je op https://irenececile.com/podcast/irene-smit-illustreren-flow-magazine-illustratoren-ontdekken-illustraties-tarieven-instagram-feed/

Racheal Jackson is a muralist and designer who has made it her life's passion to recapture the freedom of color and creativity in people's homes. She paints murals in homes and businesses across the country under the name Banyan Bridges. Her work has been featured in Better Homes and Gardens, Flow Magazine, Apartment Therapy, and Domino. Rachael's style is incredibly bold and so is her take on nurturing her creative (spoiler alert: it's just shutting off completely).  She speaks to the idea of taking up space, balancing family life, and how creativity can't be forced.  Please give her a follow @banyanbridges , you won't regret it. Her feed is filled with inspiring color and lots and lots of brilliant murals.  Please hit that subscribe button so you can stay up to speed when episodes drop, and if you feel touched by anything in this episode, please share it on Instagram and tag me.  Make sure to take a screen shot of your review and DM it to me with your email address so I can send you one of my favorite pieces of artwork you can print at home as a thank you! Reviewing is the name of the game. Thank you.  Follow along to watch all the ways I stretch and grow as a multi-passionate creative on Instagram @cocotheinspirationist Season 1 podcast art is live in the print shop now! Let It Be Easy is available in two sizes, 11x14 and 8x10 and is a bold, detailed black and white print that took many, many loving hours to create. This mantra has been the magic that's helped me get this podcast into the world, and I can't wait to see what happens when you bring it into yours! www.cocotheinspirationist.com https://www.instagram.com/cocotheinspirationist/  

Gast: Brenda van Osch, freelance journalist voor FD Persoonlijk, Psychologie Magazine en Flow Magazine. Zij schrijft vooral persoonlijke interviews en heeft een wekelijkse column. Brenda is moeder van Eva, te vroeg geboren, en twee zoons. Over Eva en de dilemma’s rond het behandelen van te vroeg geboren baby’s schreef zij 'Het onvoltooide kind', op zoek naar de grenzen van pril leven, uitgegeven door uitgeverij Balans. Dit doet ze vanuit zowel het perspectief van een journalist als van een ouder. Haar dochter Eva heeft Brenda van Osch als mens sterker gemaakt en ook milder.

Meera Lee Patel is a self-taught writer and artist from the East Coast who now lives and works in Nashville. She is the author of "My Friend Fear: Finding Magic in the Unknown," a meditation on fear and how it can help us become who we really are--if we let it.  She is also the author of two journals: "Made Out of Stars: A Journal for Self-Realization" and "Start Where You Are: A Journal for Self-Exploration." Her writing has appeared in VOGUE India, Spirituality & Health, and FLOW Magazine, among others.

GBC Ep. 2 : Jon “Shaggy” Boley- The Michael Phelps of Functional Art       Today we discuss Shaggy's art career not only as a glass artist but also other mediums.   Shaggy won Season 2's Grand Master Finals in "The Tournament of Fire" held by our friends @cherryglass.  We have a great discussion about how he approaches his work, evolves through series and the importance of growth in any medium of art.    He also discusses how he has been able to fund some of his ventures through sponsors and much more. @glassartbyshaggy Bio:42 years old. Musician, painter, jewler,sculptor, lampworker. 25 years lampworking. 26 competition awards. 15 from champs glass games. Living in southern Oregon for 20 years. Specializing in sculptural work.  Join our Patreon group and help support the show www.patreon.com/wyzguyradio  Check out my other podcast F Yeah! Disney Blown Away links  https://www.cmog.org/event/winner-blown-away-guest-artist-demonstration  Roberto Beltrami   @wavemurano     https://www.wavemuranoglass.com/   Submission form for The Flow Magazine Women's Edition Support our Sponsors  Subscribe to The Flow Magazine (use code: WYZGUY for 10% off annual subscription) https://www.theflowmagazine.com/subscriptions.html  Mountain Glass Saleshttps://www.mountainglass.com/sale  

Episode 21 August 8, 2019 On the Needles 1:22 Flax Lite by Tin Can Knits in whiskey in a teacup Gauge Dyeworks   Socks: Regia design line by Arne and Carlos   Hermione’s Everyday socks by Erica Lueder, White Birch Fiber Arts 80/20 sock in Nasty Woman   On the Easel 7:00 Finished the 100 day project while in Italy!  Finished a pen & ink drawing for a client.  https://www.instagram.com/cortneysf/?hl=en Now it’s time to work on the Christmas card! Last year’s card is highlighted in my IG stories. Italian paint brushes. And more Italian paint brushes   On the Table 14:53 Kelly’s corn succotash. Ok, it’s really from Smitten Kitchen Everyday.  With bbq chicken/tofu Zucchini quesadillas from smittenkitchen   Roasted cauliflower & tomato with pasta & pesto to rice bowl with curry sauce and mushrooms & zucchini, from Cook 90 by David Tamarkin   Produce box: eating with the seasons   Ricciarelli cookies! Gluten free & delightful.  This recipe made far fewer than advertised, but was otherwise perfect.  http://www.bamco.com/blog/ricciarelli/   Warm Cauliflower Salad with Worcestershire sauce dressing from Flow Magazine by Yvette van Boven. She’s got a new cookbook releasing in October 2019. On the Nightstand 29:52 Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston Sorcerer to the Crown and The True Queen by Zen Cho The Dark Forest and Death’s End by Cixin Liu, translated by Ken Liu There There by Tommy Orange Books to TV: The Rook by Daniel O’Malley on Starz Circe by Madeline Miller coming to HBO Cold Mountain by Charles Frasier The Outsider by Stephen King Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Call Me Zebra by Azareen van der Vliet Oloomi Bingo 46:30 To enter you must post a picture of your bingo card with a completed row on instagram with #CCRRSummerBingo2019.  If we are not following you (or you are not sure), tag us as well. Last date for entries is September 2, 2019. Pictures of your completed squares are not required but we’d love to see them!  

Scott Hart, fanatic mountain biker, fierce competitor and one to always follow his instincts, shares how he went from humble Indiana roots to becoming one of the premier editorial voices of American mountain biking. While many of you may not know who Scott is, he and Ralf Hauser created decline Magazine in the early 2000's. I had the privilege of working as a staffer at decline with Scott, Ralf and Mark Jordan after freelancing for them. decline has since come and gone, but the impact that magazine had on our community, specifically the gravity side of our family, is still evident today and that's largely because of Scott's voice and vision. His upbringing and experience as a struggling professional downhill and slalom racer, including highlights like competing in the first Red Bull Rampage, gave Scott the foundation and desire to make mountain biking look as appealing and rad to the masses as it really is. In addition to his racing history, we discuss the beginnings of Flow Magazine which eventually turned into decline under their newly-found publishing house. The ups, downs and ultimate end of Hart's run with decline is explored in addition to the founding and demise of the U.S. downhill initiative, Team America. We end up discussing his role at RockShox for a few years after leaving decline and where he thinks the future of mountain bike media is headed.This is a re-issue of both parts 1 and 2 combined from July 2018. Scott asked that it be removed due to personal reasons, but we're stoked to have his permission to re-launch the interview. I hope this episode will inspire you to work hard, enjoy riding bikes and persevere in the face of risk. -gordo

Irene Smit, co-founder and creative director of Flow Magazine, talks about how mindfulness impacted her and inspired the highly popular magazine, and how going back to basics and paper can help reset your mind. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 165: James Newcomb AKA Jimi the Don        @mindfulglassworks on Instagram   Bio: I was born in Providence, Rhode Island, 16th of June, year of our science, 1980.I dropped out of college to get into business management, traveled around the country for a bit, sold glass for people at shows and festivals and such.  Started working with glass as a medium in the late 90s, got into lampworking in 2004, and have been shaping it into a career ever since. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GO TO WWW.WYZGUYMEDIA/RESOURCES FOR A DOWNLOADABLE FILE TO FIND OUT WHAT YOUR BASELINE COST TO MANUFACTURE YOUR PRODUCTS ACTUALLY IS. Home for more Podcast Episodes Sponsors and Support Become a WyzA$$ by supporting the show on Patreon Subscribe to The Flow Magazine use promo code WYZGUY TO RECEIVE 10% OFF NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS Mountain Glass Arts Sales page  -------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to calculate cost of production In this example I'm using reference from internet which has material price based on length ..... This is a generic example example 3"-wrap and rake hand pipe Material breakdown : 2" section of simax 25.4 hvy wall ($8.00/60") $0.13per inch or $0.26(2"section) 1/2" section of color cobalt firsts ($5.25/18") $0.15 9" section 4mm clear for raking ($0.52/60") $0.09 Estimated total for cost of Goods 3"wrap and take spoon ($0.26+$0.15+$0.09)=$0.50 Propane/oxygen/power is pennies on the dollar if you're able to get liquid oxygen. If you are renting space you still need to calculate your estimated per hour rate. If you pay $1500.00/mo(power,rent,gas) break it down to per day then estimate how many hours you work in a day and use that number as a base calculation. $1500.00/month (30-day month) is approx $50.00/day (per hour in a 10-hr day) $5.00/hr (gases,power,rent) If you can make 10-$5.00 3" wrap spoons per hour your estimated cost per hour is $10.00/hr (power,rent,gas) $5.00+(material x's 10-hr) $5.00= $10.00/hr. to manufacture 10-$5.00 spoons Net-$50.00(10-$5.00 3" w/r)-$10.00(cost to manufacture)= Gross approx $40.00/hr. In a 8 hr day do the math You can see just by getting a good base line down for estimating your cost to manufacture you have the ability to make anywhere from $30-60.00/hr gross profit Gross= income Net =income-cost to manufacture =profit Now take 15% of your gross and put that aside for TAXES !!!!    

As the host of the Raise Your Hand Say Yes podcast (now in its fifth year with over 1.2 million downloads!), Tiffany is most interested in telling the truth about a life of chasing your dreams—tangles and all. She's been featured by Inc.com, salon.com, and Flow Magazine and has delivered keynotes both domestically and abroad. With a penchant for keeping it real, her work focuses on how women can stop over-performing for the sake of the life that somebody else dictates for them and instead start saying yes to themselves. Throughout her life, Tiffany has said yes to smart things, big things, and seemingly-impossible things (hello sobriety, starting a business, and having twins!), and along the way, she's learned that the road to a fulfilled life that feels like freedom is paved with bold moves made from deep within our discomfort zones, a vast understanding of ourselves, and a communion with our core values. Tiffany lives in Northern Colorado with her husband and twin daughters and starts as many dance parties as possible in her spare time (ha!).

Episode 210: Aaron Evan- Love Yourself not Your Ego        For well over a decade Aaron Evans has been spreading his distinct D.I.Y. brand of rebellious, uplifting and brutally honest artwork around the world. He ran Dove Ink Records, an Indy Hip Hop Label with his good friend Illogic. He published gonzo style articles in counter culture publications found on newsstands around the globe. He toured and traveled. He went viral with his anthem for the people "We All Work". He learned a million mediums of creativity, from directing music videos and blowing glass, to graphic design and music production. Then, in a instant, it all stopped, as 3 years ago he unexpectedly had to step into a role as a caretaker for his father stricken with Dementia and relocate his family across the country to escape his brother who had relapsed on heroin. But, if you know Aaron, you know the one thing he never does, is give up.       The story of Aaron's downfall is unapolageticaly tragic. Yet the trajectory of his resurrection is nothing short of astounding. Relaunching his carrier on Jan. 1st., Aaron returned with a new arsenal of artistic offerings ranging from music videos and short films, to a new album (Hope Floats) and groundbreaking line of handmade blown glass (The One Tribe). During his time in the wilderness, sequestered from the city in a life of service to his family, Aaron simply spent every free min his could find refining his craft and renewing his being; Mind, Body and Soul. 1000's of hours in the music and glass studios, in the gym, in field scouting locations, in his home, in the wee hours of the night, making sure every single detail was right before publishing his second novel in life.       Over the course of the last 18 months threw countless hours of trail and error, success and failure, and the combined efforts of my entire 20 year artistic career, I have created an offering unlike anything it's predecessor. ONE TRIBE, the first ever music video to couple stop motion animation with glass sculpture. I would estimate I have over 1000 total hours into this project. I've never worn more hats at once. Emcee, Director, Set Designer, Photographer, Graphic Designer, Glassblower, Script Writer, Video Editor, MADMAN! I've often referred to myself as an artistic decathlete, and this is my dissertation to back that statement. I didn't know how to blow glass, nor know if I could even use glass in the stop motion medium when I originally spawned this idea. But innovation isn't birth from certainty, but it's polar opposite, the unknown, the unexplored, the unimagined. I dove into the abyss with absolute disregard for what others told me I could or couldn't accomplish, and produced the nearly impossible, a truly unique and original artistic creation.    find the video for one tribe on YouTube  https://youtu.be/MLVw9m1v8p4 Follow and Subscribe to his channel https://www.youtube.com/user/AaronEvansTV also on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aaronevansart/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sponsors Mountain Glass Arts Monthly Sales MONTHLY BORO SALE PYREX ROD & TUBE 45% OFF  (No Promo Code Needed ) This Sale Does Not Combine With Other Discounts. Does Not Include 7-9mm Color Rod MONTHLY SOFT GLASS SALEEFFETRE 35% OFF (Promo Code: EFFETRE) This sale does not apply to sample packs and does not combine with other discounts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Flow Magazine   For new Subscribers save 10% off Annual Subscription using promo code "WYZGUY" at checkout    

For 5 years Jennifer Orkin Lewis has been producing a daily sketchbook painting. This may sound like a daunting idea, but building a daily art practice can both benefit your creativity and nourish your soul. So how does Jennifer do this? We talk about what her process actually looks like, tips for starting a daily practice and where she gets her inspiration from. Jennifer is the author of several books, including two which inspire daily sketching. She has worked with clients such as Anthropologie, Abrams Books, Chronicle Books, Flow Magazine and Kate Spade. In this podcast, you will discover... (03:36) Why it can be difficult to follow through on your goals (04:04) The two spaces where Jennifer mainly paints (05:00) Discussing the difficulties of doing art outside of the studio (06:04) Drop in art works in museums in New York (09:46) Her experience as a licensed artist and in the textile industry (10:48) What inspired her to start painting every day (11:51) How she refined her process so it became something that worked (12:51) What time of the day she does it and that she does it even when she has commissions to do (13:46) Tracking the time you are on your phone (15:22) What Jennifer does when she needs inspiration (16:45) What her sketching process looks like (19:28) My light obsession with the gorilla Jennifer painted (20:33) The importance of the time limit and other tips for daily sketching (21:31) More about Jennifer’s process and the materials she uses (22:19) What Jennifer’s books are about (23:29) Her next book ‘All Hail The Queen’ (25:23) What inspired her to create her latest book For the full show notes, go to: SchulmanArt.com/27 ++++++++++++++++++++

     Episode 207-Jake Szymanski, aka @jakespinsglass on Instagram, was first exposed to the art of glass blowing at the age of 12 years old while visiting Wheaton Village in New Jersey. While in his teenage years he still had a burning desire to revisit this medium and finally dove into it at the age of 19. Eventually he enrolled into the Salem Community College for scientific glass and hotshop classes.  For the last 5-years he has fed this inner passion by not only learning Scientific glass blowing but also lamp working and furnace glass in a hot shop.  He was able to land a job at a scientific glass studio where he currently resides and continues to fine tune his techniques in the hot shop and lamp working studios on his days off.  youtube Channel   Special Thanks To Our Sponsors  Mountain Glass Arts Save 45% off Pyrex  (No code needed) Save 35% off Effetre (Promo code “Effetre”)   The Flow Magazine  (Use promo code “wyzguy” to save 10% off your annual subscription) Our WyzA$$'s on  Patreon Help support the show by becoming a WyzA$$ for as little as $1.00/month and receive a special bonus based on your level of sponsorship            

EPISODE 202: Chris Piazza returns to discuss  the difficulties of running a glass business   Managing a glass business takes effort but can be simplified to make the tasks necessary to keep it running easier to maintain. In the previous chat with Chris he shared his growing pains after a successful first experience as a vendor at Glass Roots Art Show in 2016.  Now we get a chance too peel back the curtain and see where Chris is now and how his business is being handled and the lessons learned over the last 2-years. He shares some major value bombs along with his process of figuring out base-line calculations with his product line.    Check out Chris's first two episodes with these direct download links...available on any device. 118-http://traffic.libsyn.com/wyzguyradio/118episode118.mp3 158-http://traffic.libsyn.com/wyzguyradio/158episode158_Mixdown_2.mp3   Find Chris on instagram @krispyglass           (LATER IN THE EPISODE CHRIS MENTIONS @GREENRUSHBRANDING )   Episode website page:www.wyzguymedia.com/202   contact Me at wyzguymedia@gmail.com THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS MOUNTAIN GLASS ARTS SALES   THE FLOW MAGAZINE  SUBSCRIBE TODAY (USE PROMO CODE "WYZGUY" FOR 10% OFF YOUR ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION)   THE WYZ A$$'S BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR PATREON GROUP AND GAIN ACCESS TO A TON OF CONTENT AND ARCHIVED PODCAST EPISODES ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN YOU JOIN OUR COMMUNITY. EVERY DOLLAR IS REINVESTED INTO THE SHOW TO HELP COVER EXPENSES AND UPDATE GEAR TO GIVE YOU THE BEST QUALITY SHOW AND CONTENT i CAN CREATE.  SIGN UP TODAY FOR AS LITTLE AS $12.00 A YEAR. THAT'S ONLY $1.00 A MONTH. JOIN    

Episode 201- Are you prepared for a disaster? With the recent impact  from Hurricane Florence on the East Coast of the United States, specifically The Carolina's, it brought back memories from last year when we were hit hard by Hurricane Irma here in Central Florida. This bring us to this episode which is a replay from my recording outside in the hurricane. I really wanted to give you a sense of reality and why it is so important that you are prepared for an emergency when it comes to packing your important tools and equipment from your studio. This way you can at least work in a fellow artists studio if you are required to evacuate. Every part of the world has the potential of unleashing catastrophic devaststion whether earthquakes, fires or hurricanes just to name a few. As a glass artist we have specific essentials that are used daily to produce the work needed to fill orders and pay our bills. When emergencies happen we have to be prepared to act fast and leave which includes bringing your studio essentials. Here's what I recommend to make sure that when enemy danger approaches you are prepared to cut and run. -Purchase a large plastic bin to store your essentials in and with a big piece of tape and marker label it "STUDIO EMERGENCY BOX". Here's a link to where you can purchase one for cheap PURCHASE HERE I've created a printable check list that will be sent to your email. This list contains some of the basic essentials with space for you to write in you're own extras. Just make sure what you wrote down will fit in one box. All you have to do is click the link below Emergency PDF Link let me know what you think about the show with an email to wyzguymedia@gmail.com  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPONSORS: BECOME A WYZA$$ SUPPORT Mountain Glass Arts  SALES   THE FLOW MAGAZINE  (USE PROMO CODE WYZGUY TO SAVE 10% OFF NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS) SUBSCRIBE NOW

Episode 200- WOOHOO... With Rashan Jones   Hey there and Thank You sooooo much for tuning in. This episode is a huge milestone for the show and I couldn't have done it without the sponsors, guests and listeners like YOU!!  It's truly an honor to have a platform to share my voice within a culture and industry that inspires me everyday. These last 200-episodes have been an amazing journey filled with fun conversations about life not just glass.   Every glass artist takes their own path but the obstacles along the journey we all share through  the thousands of hours spent repeating the same technique over and over again.   To date this show has shared the stage with 85-guests ranging from a mad scientist to a lawyer to a super green lampworker. I hope the next 200-episodes share the same joy and inspire you to continue to grow and learn in and out of the studio.   Your'e a Rock Star!! Thank You for Listening. -Jason Michael   Contact me anytime @ WYZGUYMEDIA@GMAIL.COM LISTEN TO THE PODCAST ANYWHERE ALONG WITH THE FIRST 100-EPISODES LISTEN NOW   THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS MOUNTAIN GLASS ARTS www.mountainglass.com/sales   THE FLOW MAGAZINE  www.theflowmagazine.com/subscriptions USE PROMO CODE  "WYZGUY"FOR 10% OFF YOUR ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS   Help support the show by becoming a WyzA$$ For as little as $12.00/year you can help the show grow by affording giveaways, travel expenses for exclusive show content and video lessons. Only available through the shows Patreon page.  SUPPORT    

Ep.199 (Part 2.): JB vs. Lerker... The Path to Diversified Creativity - continuing education is key to unlock the path towards mastery      Part-2 starts at the conceptual point of his line "The Lerker" that led to His time teaching and accompanied gallery opening that showcased his current body of work.   Continuing education is key to unlocking the path towards mastery     Hey hey hey hey!!!!   Thanks for tuning in to Episode 199.  This interview has been chopped into two episodes as they cover the last 7-years of Jarred's glass journey.   In Part 1 we cover his beginnings up to his first solo class that he taught as well as his first gallery show which were held on the same weekend at Zen Glass Studios in St.Petersburg, Fl.    This interview has been in the works for sometime now and being that JB is my brother it seemed like it was time to bring him on. He's super talented and has a great perspective and thoroughly shares his ups and downs.        Truly Hope you enjoy our conversation and don't forget to check his work out on Instagram @jb_glass and @lerk_the_world  Bumper music was created and produced my Joe Skar  @skarglass Help support the show for a little as $12.00 a Year by becoming a WYZASS SUPPORT   CONTACT ME  Huge Thanks to our Sponsors Mountain Glass Arts and The Flow Magazine www.mountainglass.com/sales www.theflowmagazine.com/subscriptions USE PROMO CODE "WYZGUY" FOR 10% OFF YOUR ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS   WWW.WYZGUYMEDIA.COM/199

Episode 199 Part 1: JB - Lerking in a World Of Glass     Thanks for tuning in to Episode 199.  This interview has been chopped into two episodes as they cover the last 7-years of Jarred's glass journey. In Part 1 we cover his beginnings up to his first solo class that he taught as well as his first gallery show which were held on the same weekend at Zen Glass Studios in St.Petersburg, Fl.       This interview has been in the works for sometime now and being that JB is my brother it seemed like it was time to bring him on. He's super talented and has a great perspective and thoroughly shares his ups and downs.      Part 2-will start at the conceptual point of his line that led to his class and galary show.       Truly Hope you enjoy our conversation and don't forget to check his work out on Instagram @jb_glass and @lerk_the_world    ——————————————————————   Huge Thanks to our Sponsors Mountain Glass Arts and The Flow Magazine      

Meera Lee Patel is an author and self-taught artist whose books focus on different themes of self-exploration, such as creativity, mindfulness, self-motivation and and fear. Her work has been praised by Oprah.com, Teen Vogue, and FLOW Magazine. I found her book Start Where You Are about a year ago and fell in love with her words and beautiful illustrations. This incredible journal/book was full of beautiful artwork and thought-provoking prompts to help the reader work through roadblocks to personal growth and success. Her latest book My Friend Fear addresses how having big fear is an opportunity to make big changes and to discover our true potential. On today’s episode we talk about: -How she got into artwork and writing -Transitioning from artwork/writing as her side-hustle to her full-time job-Emotionally adjusting to leaving her steady, full-time job-Writing her first book Start Where You Are-Her decision to face her fear of traveling alone-Writing her second book, My Friend Fear-The origin of fear-Our reaction to fear and how we can let it conquer us or we can work with it as a compass guiding us toward what is truly important-Her personal fears and how she is constantly working through them-The new book she is writing and how the approaches the creative process If you struggle with fear and anxiety this is definitely the episode for you! Meera is so authentic in discussion of and approach to anxiety/fear. I can’t wait for you to be inspired by this incredible woman. Enjoy!   xo 

 Episode 188 Terry Sharp... Grand Champion of the First Annual “Tournament of Fire”    I started blowing glass in 1997 in Eugene, Oregon making bowl slides for JBD with my friends Carter Masters and Sunny. In 1999 I relocated to Indianapolis and made various production pipes for local shops. 2008 I took a class with Marcel and Jason Lee they catapulted my skills and gave me the confidence to make more complex pieces. After that I continued to make production and art pieces and take classes with other great artists for several years. 2014 I moved to Denver and with the help of social media continued to spread my works all across the world.  -Terry Sharp   you can find Terry's work on instagram @terrysharp   help support the podcast by becoming a "WyzAss" on our Patreon page for as little as $1.00 a month www.patreon.com/wyzguyradio    contact me for any questions wyzguymedia@gmail.com       The Flow Magazine has extended their deadline for  the "Marble and Paperweight" Summer Edition till March 30 for submissions.  Submitted photos must be high res images (at least 300 dpi)  Fill out the attached form below or put your email and contact info in an email with your image ans send directly to Maureen's email- maureen@glasspatterns.com       Summer 2018: Marbles and Paperweights This issue is dedicated to the orb, marbles, and paperweights. Any style of marble or paperweight at any skill level (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) submission will be considered for publication. Gallery entries, general interest stories, plus health, safety or technical articles, as well as tutorials are welcomed.  Deadline: March 30, 2018 Magazine Release Date: June 15, 2018   submission form link https://www.dropbox.com/s/l2ffw6iuai3nlo9/The%20Flow%20Submission%20Form.pdf?dl=0      

Episode 176- Austin Hensley: Born to be a Glass Artist     Austin says...   I began my Glass adventure at the age of 9 when I made my first marble after two years of incessantly bugging Zak Rowan at the Arizona Renaissance Festival. By the end of that show he sent me home with a national a-1, a tomato flat full of shorts, and a millions questions to go along with all the answers of the previous two years. I have lived in Clarkdale Arizona my entire life and spent my childhood after about 10 pumping gas, fixing tires and helping my father with automotive repair at his 1940's full service Texaco station (think ding ding, and a guy washing your windows and checking your oil etc.). Dropped out of high school due to boredom and got my GED a week later to go right into college for self enrichment where I studied a bit of everything but focused on the sciences mostly. I spent the first few years focusing on solid sculpture, pendants, miniatures and on the fly objects for Zak during the two months the faire was in state. All the while I spent as much spare time as I could muster working glass. Until I met Robert Occhiline when I was 15 I think who taught me the basics of working with hollow and how to make a spoon. LAMPWORKING RESOURCES YOU CAN FIND ON AMAZON.. using this link will take you right to where you need to go... https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s?k=lampworking SPONSORS: Mountain Glass Arts Www.mountainglass.com Glass Roots Artshow www.glassrootsartshow.com The Flow Magazine www.theflowmagazine.com  

Skyler sits down with Matt Gottesman, founder of Hustle and Deal Flow Magazine and co-host of the "Hustle Sold Separately" podcast. Topics: - Why you are never going to be an expert - Why you have to stop worrying about tactics and just get started - Why you should be committed to a vision but not a plan - What it's like to start an online magazine - How important it is to take ownership of everything in your life - Why you need to stop protecting your ideas - How he's built an online community and what it means to have a tribe - What are the real metrics you should be focusing on as an influencer and business owner - And why relationships are still the most important thing you have Don't forget to like and subscribe! Thank you for listening!

Do you ever feel trapped by your busy life? Desperate for a little more freedom? Beth Kempton felt the same way. While pregnant with her second child Beth found herself completely burnt out and feeling trapped by her busy schedule. Beth arranged her affairs as they say, and took a 5-month break to relax. During this time she did a lot of thinking and figured out the 8 keys to finding freedom, which she shares with us in this episode. Beth Kempton is a fierce champion of women living free and happy lives, doing what they love. If you were to read her resume from her early career it would include stints working for the UN and at many of the world's top sports events like the Olympics, hosting her own TV show, and the fact that she speaks Japanese, but the most important thing to know about her life now is that she is on a mission to inspire all of us to fly free. For the past six years she has run a company called Do What You Love which has helped thousands of people to create a life that makes them happy, through online courses and retreats. She is also a wife and mother of two sweet girls, and has recently become a Hay House author. Her first book 'Freedom Seeker: Live more. Worry less. Do what you love.' has just come out. Nuggets of Wisdom from Beth: "What you can do, or dream you can, begin it; boldness has genius, power, and magic in it." ~Goethe "If you can see something in your mind's eye, then you almost already know how to do that thing. And when you really do that you become bold and you take those difficult steps and you start to see magic unfold." "For the first time I could see what cage I was trapped in, what it was that was holding me back from the fuller life I used to know...I was just this shell of myself, feeling guilty all the time, not running my business properly, not being a good mother...I was never where I was supposed to be. So if I was playing on the carpet with my baby my hands would be in the game and my head would be in my inbox." "What I discovered was that the key was taking my mind to somewhere where I could get head space and heart space." "It was almost like I saw a free version of myself out in the world and I asked myself, 'What did she have that I don't have now?' And realized that it was space. She had a vast amount of space, both physical space in the places she was visiting, but also space in her day, space in her mind, quiet... And I had none of those things. I was very heavily pregnant so it wasn't really realistic to get on a plane and go to Siberia. But I thought, 'How can I make some space?' and I started really small with 5 minutes here, 10 minutes there... I would just go outside and stand on the grass and look at the sun or have a cup of tea and read Flow Magazine. And then that would build up, I'd go to a yoga class or spend half a day walking on the beach. And that made a big difference and I felt better." Some of Beth's Favorite Things: Personal habit: "I'm really bad at habits. I have a lot of good intentions. I think my lust for adventure and for wanting things to be fresh and new means I'm very, very bad at habits. But I do know that I'm much better in going through my day when I'm organized, so I do like to sit down and plan my week and have a moment of quiet with a cup of tea." Easy meal: "Miso and rice. I lived in Japan so it's definitely my favorite." Favorite kitchen gadget: "Rice cooker." Emma's Favorite Books: The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman. Phenomenal by Leigh Ann Henion Best advice received: "Moisturize your neck every day."~Beth's Mom  "Keep your eye on the prize. Don't let other people's opinions of how big your idea can be LIMIT your opinion of how big your idea can be."~Lord David Putnam Beth's Happiness Formula: "Love + Adventure + Freedom." "Happiness is something that happens on the side when you aim to feel free." A Challenge from Beth: "Ask yourself today what it is that's making you feel trapped and to take yourself to a place when you've felt free in your life and look at the difference and think what can you do right now, in this moment, to feel more like you did the last time you felt free." Resources Freedom Seeker: Live More. Worry Less. Do What You Love The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman. Phenomenal by Leigh Ann Henion Quiz: Find Your Freedom Key Vibrant Happy Women Facebook Group Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women:  

Today’s Podcast tackles another issue in the Women’s Empowerment series: are women effective negotiators? Why? Why not? Are we happy where we are? What, if anything, can be done to affect change? After reading an article in a recent issue of Flow Magazine, Jenn found herself fixated on, and slightly agitated by, the article. So, […] The post Are Women Effective Negotiators? A Podcast. appeared first on Jenn Pipe & Self Esteem Through Art.

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Join your host, Marcie Davis, and Deborah Carlson, as they explore ways of getting in touch with your inner artist. By getting ego out of the way and reconnecting with the spirit of play, you can find your creative center. Playtime with Deb gives you ideas for getting beyond ego in both individual and group settings. Look for excerpts of this podcast in the upcoming issue of The Flow Magazine. Sponsored by Glasscraft Inc.

Get a rare glimpse into the boyhood memories of Lucio Bubacco and Emilio Santini. Friends since birth, they share some of the hilarity of growing up together in Murano, Italy. Join us as two of the world's foremost flamework artists share their common past. Find out how Lucio's work evolved, what themes and influences are important to him, and how mythology, philosophy and sexuality converge to create some of the most complex flameworked pieces in the history of the art. This episode is sponsored by our friends at Glasscraft Inc. Find out more about them at: www.glasscraftinc.com. This interview was featured in the Spring, 2011 issue of The Flow Magazine. Note: English is not Lucio's first language! PODCAST PERKS: Get 10% Off your next purchase at www.firelady.com. COUPON CODE: PODCAST.

Witness the birth of the Studio Glass Movement through the eyes of Marvin Lipofsky. As one of the students that participated in Harvey Littleton's first glassblowing class, he was present from the beginning. His work as a glass artist has taken him all over the world, where he was often the first American artist to collaborate with local factory workers. From the Czech Republic to Russia, Japan, Finland and Yugoslavia, this international glass master has seen it all. You'll also hear about the events leading to the formation of the Glass Art Society. We would like to thank Glasscraft, Inc. for sponsoring this podcast. Find out more about them at: www.glasscraftinc.com. And remember to tell them you heard about them on Glasscaster! Printed excerpts of this podcast can be seen in the Summer, 2010 issue of The Flow Magazine.

Join us as we explore the personal cosmos of Julie Riggs. Her glass sculptures blend spirit, sensuality and nature with passion, conviction and skill. It's a successful mix! We discuss fairies, figures and flamework, as well as technical subjects such as amber purple, surface mixed torches, and her recent collaborative work in Las Vegas. This interview was conducted as we stole extra time before checkout at the end of a GAS Conference in Corning. Excerpts of this interview were printed in the Winter, 2009 issue of The Flow Magazine. PODCAST PERKS: Get 10% OFF your next order at www.firelady.com. COUPON CODE: PODCAST

So you think you know a little about borosilicate color, do you? Join Suellen Fowler & I as we take a walk down memory lane and explore the history and chemistry of colored borosilicate glass. Boro is notoriously difficult to color, because traditional coloring agents burn out at the temperatures required for boro. Starting with her early experimentation under the tutelage of John Burton and Margaret Youd, Suellen began creating her own color recipes while still in her teens. Her formulas became the basis of some of Northstar's original formulas back in the '80's. Her hand mixing techniques and incredible attention to detail produced some of boro's best beloved colors, including the rubies & the precurser to the amber purples. Find out how it all happened in this intriguing interview. Excerpts of this interview can be found in print in the Spring 2009 issue of The Flow Magazine. See Suellen in action! Her DVD, “Flamework: An Intimate Art” will show you her famed hand mixing technique, as well as the creation of a fire-breathing dragon, an Aurora bottle, a hobnail perfume bottle with stopper, and a spinning top. You can purchase the DVD at www.firelady.com Note: This podcast contains a telephone interview. At certain moments the audio may be less distinct than in an interview conducted in person. So turn up your volume and enjoy! We would like to thank: The Flow Magazine for sponsoring this episode of Glasscaster.

Join Marcie Davis and Steve Sizelove as they explore various marketing philosophies and the joys of a life in glass. Thoughtful and entertaining. Recorded at this year's International Flameworking Conference. You can read excerpts of this interview in The Flow Magazine, Summer, 2007.