Podcast appearances and mentions of heather gabel

Find beauty everywhere on the Elkhart County Art Trail We've been celebrating 15 fabulous years of Quilt Gardens throughout all of 2022 and while the world-renowned sculptor Seward Johnson's stunningly realistic life-size bronze sculptures are getting ready to depart Elkhart County we've got a lot of talented artists who joined in the celebration with their creative and playful takes on public art around every corner on the Heritage Trail. On this episode we get to know a little bit more about Angie Thieszen, Benji Wall, Emma Zuercher and Heather Gabel ... just a few of the amazing artists who are highlighted in the 2022 Epic Art Adventures! We also chat with John Mishler a little bit more, he's one of the amazing people who help support local art installations in Elkhart County. Don't forget to get up close, touch, interact, and take a picture with free outdoor public art in Elkhart County until April 24, 2023.

If you want scream, scream with us! This episode, Damian sits down with one of his current favourite vocalists: HIDE's Heather Gabel. Listen in as the two discuss finding a late start through performing & the ongoing journey of punk. DON’T MISS IT!!! Also Touched On: “Punk” music NoFX Green Day a tape with Crass “How can all these bands be the same genre?”  ECONOCHRIST!!!!! Born Against Sam McPheeters is always on the list! Covering “well fed fuck” Finding a Rudimentary Peni Seeing Rancid before Lars was in the band Your boyfriend refusing to stand beside you at a Jawbreaker show Going to see the Cure and it being transformative I can’t believe that many people had heard of them! Hanging out with Robert Smith and it being the best ever Eric Z’s Grounds Coffee Shop Making patches for the Suicide Machines Going to see ICP Jax Ink and Dagger RULES!!!! being able to see Los Crudos whenever you want! living at the Underdog loft & SO MUCH MORE!!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

“I just want to make heavy brutal shit that makes people feel anything at all.” My friends Heather and Seth play in a band called HIDE that - in addition to offering a disorienting and bludgeoning live experience - creates pulsing, lurching soundscapes that I think are some of the best sounds to come out of Chicago of late. Their 2018 debut full length is called “Castration Anxiety,” and I think it’s fantastic - so I got them on the podcast to talk about it - as well as the relationships in behavior between repeatedly watching funny YouTube clips and enjoying minimalist music and the usage and subversion of religious iconography in HIDE’s visual art. Check out more from Heather, Seth & HIDE here: Instagram: @hide_music//@heathergabel Bandcamp: https://hide3.bandcamp.com/ If you're enjoying the show, the best way to support it is by sharing with your friends. If you don't have any friends, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show.You can also subscribe to receive my e-mail newsletter at www.toddnief.com. Most of my writing never makes it to the blog, so get on that list. Show Notes [01:23] Seth wasn’t into pop punk growing up. Heather was on tour with pop punk bands, but only liked “real punk.” And sitting with albums and listening to them deeply in the pre-internet era. [10:45] The association between live performance and recorded music – and filtering the amount of content you consume through the lens of live performance. And how the spirit of HIDE relates to Heather’s punk background and Seth’s metal background even if the surface aesthetics may be different. [27:53] Overanalyzing repetitive watching and listening behavior in viral videos as well as music. And what is the role of repetition in HIDE’s music? And how do Heather and Seth balance competing desires for minimalism and variation? [50:42] Use of symbols and iconography in association with HIDE’s imagery, and Heather’s bizarre and uncomfortable experiences with the way that people react to their body in art, in performance and in daily life [1:08:21] Humans are humans no matter where they go, and engage in shitty behavior even in subcultures that ostensibly value more progressive views – and the reaction of creating online “call out culture” is probably not the best response [1:23:00] Check out “Castration Anxiety” and do whatever you want – as long as it is exactly what Seth wants you to do Links and Resources Mentioned Alkaline Trio Green Day NOFX Screeching Weasel New Found Glory Blink-182 The Cure Crass Ramones 120 Minutes Napster Daughters Lingua Ignota Pantera Rowland S. Howard ADULT. Rudimentary Peni Public Image Ltd Nitzer Ebb Dark wave Industrial music Wumpscut Bolt Thrower Wolf Eyes Gouge Away Goats Yelling Like Humans Scott Stapp Nickelback Creed Stapp sings 'Marlins Will Soar' Siouxsie and the Banshees Cypress Hill Cypress Hill's Instagram Comments on National Geographic Sen Dog B-Real Tangerine Dream Swans Adrian Bozman Adrian Bozman on my podcast Dais Records Dave Brubeck “Take Five” Meshuggah Allan Holdsworth Magma Pietà Carl Jung Sam Harris “Fear is the mind-killer.”

Heather Gabel has always worked as a visual artist, but over the past four years she's discovered the joy and catharsis of musical performance as half of the dark electronic duo HIDE, who recently returned from a tour in support of their E.P Castration Anxiety. We drank a large amount of coffee and discussed true crime, asshole sound guys, Hannah Hoch, Eve Libertine, parenting, Hollywood, and that amazing feeling you get when you realize that you can just start a band and people will find out about your shows and come see you.

This week I'm joined by Heather Gabel for a conversation about disability and culture, how disability perception can be a matter of assumption, an evolving view on patient advocacy, and the social conundrum around stigma and staring. Visit thechronicscholar.com to read Heather's blog post and watch the video that served as the focus of our conversation. Follow Heather on Twitter @HeatherGabel Run Time - 47:06 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

Interview with Heather Gabel and Seth Sher / Music from Hide Songs: 1) Flesh For The Living 2) Limb From Limb https://www.facebook.com/hidefromhide/ Cold Waves V: http://coldwaves.net/ http://metrochicago.com/ http://smartbarchicago.com/ Subscribe to Cold Waves Soundcheck: iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/coldwaves-soundcheck/id1006121711 Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/m/Iot4zmbdksljqr7tbskdcnthzm4?t=Cold_Waves_Soundcheck RSS Feed -http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:149627566/sounds.rss

Heather Gabel returns to the podcast to discuss moving to (Arizona, and then) Chicago, her experience at the American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting, and first impressions of classes that start the path to her PhD. There's also talk about the meaning of the word "disability", and her contribution to the upcoming Diabetes UnConference. Follow Heather on Twitter @heathergabel and unexpectedblues.com. For more information about Heather's research, visit heather813.wix.com/thestudyofus and diabetesunconference.com. Run Time - 54:53 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

I’m joined this week by fellow diabetes advocate, Heather Gabel. We discuss Heather’s takeaways from Medtronic’s Diabetes Advocates Forum, her diabetes diagnosis and discovery of the diabetes community, as well as the evolution of her writing style on her diabetes blog. We also cover her work at the Diabetes Hands Foundation and something called Pug Life. Enjoy! Follow Heather on Twitter @HeatherGabel, her work at diabeteshandsfoundation.org, and her writing at unexpetedblues.com. Run Time - 55:46 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.