Podcasts about hula girl

La australiana Joan Anderson afirma ser la persona que inventó el concepto del Hula Hoop y a la que se le ocurrió comercializarlo. Sin embargo, cuando Hula Hoop se convirtió en el juguete favorito de los niños y los adultos de finales de los años 50, ella no vio ni un solo dólar. Un documental titulado "Hula Girl" recoge su historia.

We dissect 10 behaviours that purport to offer an opportunity to extend you life to and past age 100! Also, if you like to fish, check out westportcharters.com for some excellent deep sea sport fishing aboard Hula Girl! Contact me at: DBJ@MLMMailbag.com (Most severe critic: A+)   Inspired by: "MEDICARE FOR THE LAZY MAN 2023; Simplest & Easiest Guide Ever!" on Amazon.com. Return to leave a short customer review & help future readers. Official website: https://www.MedicareForTheLazyMan.com

This episode is Scene three in Wrigley Days, the second play in The Silverfields of Northbrook  trilogy. It's late summer 1958. Cindy Silverfield, 7, visits Aunt Phyllis Gordon (Shirley's older sister) in Chicago as they shop for just the right Hula Hoop.  Aunt Phyllis buys Cindy a bright blue hoop and they ride the Sheridan Road bus north to Belmont Avenue. The bus driver, Ralph Kramden, is all smiles for our Hula Girl. Contact us: thesilverkingswar@gmail.com Please review The Silver King's War on Apple Podcasts Share our hero, The Silver King, with family & friends Share The Silver King's War on social media Thank you for listening to our podcast

Steve flies solo on this week's Hawaiian episode! Find our why its called Huli-Huli Chicken, hear tales of exotic Hula Girl lamps and marvel at Eddie Yu's mom using the deep fryer in 4th grade. Recipes include Trader Vic's Mai Tai

You may think you know what Hula is, but you might want to rethink your concept of it. From its origins as a spiritual practice for Hawaiian culture, the Hula has been used by tourism to exploit and promote a "Hula girl" image that is in real life not accurate at all. We talk about the history of this dance as an art form and cultural tradition and discuss the exploration and misperceptions of the "hula girl" that was created by tourism and capitalism. It's everything from mythology to misogyny and how we can be better advocates and tourists in Hawaii.Misperceptions of the Hula Girl by Noah DolimEpisodes to check out after this one: The Political Power of Dance, Margaret Keane,  Anna May WongWant to check out some of our favorite books? Check out our booklist Follow us on Instagram @morethanamuse.podcast

It's 1958 and America is rife with fads. Everyone's looking to make a quick buck with the next big thing, and Wham-O's struck gold with the hula hoop. But the hula hoop has a long, and sometimes sordid history. At the heart of America's love affair with the hula hoop is the often-forgotten pop-culture ICON Joan Anderson, who first introduced the hoop to Wham-O, only to be written out of history. Co-director of the documentary ‘Hula Girl', Amy Hill, is here to tell Joan's tale. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Songwriter extraordinaire JT Harding is the glue that binds the podcast this week. JT has written hits for Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and more. He's also one of Kristian's favorite co-writers. On episode seven of 52-The Podcast, Kristian and Cindy explore two of the songs that JT and Kristian wrote together – “I'm With You” and “Dashboard Hula Girl.”“He has this attitude of gratitude,” Kristian says of JT. “It's contagious, and I'm like the happiest bouncing ball you know.”

Natalia decides to join the local Hula Girl dance competition and with over 10 competitors she wasn't sure if she had a chance! But wearing her unicorn hula dance skirt and lots of excitement she dances her way to first place!❤️ Grown-Ups → Please Support This Podcast: Leave a Review & Hit Subscribe ❤️A brand new bedtime story for kids adventure awaits on Tuesday & Thursdays

Diving into another great song from the album Take the Weather with You. Twitter: @zombiebeach Instagram: aparrotheaddad Email: songlinesandtanlines@gmail.com Podcasts: The Audible Extacy Podcast and Nightlight Tales Podcast Playlist on YouTube Music: Song Lines and Tan Lines Books and Short Stories: Amazon US Amazon UK Barnes and Noble Apple --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedeepcuts/message

In episode two of season four I chat with fashion and costume designer Katie-Louise Nicol-Ford, seamstress extraordinaire and co-founder of demi-couture label, Nicol + Ford. Costume as a cache for creativity came to Katie-Louise early in life, starting with the character of “Hula Girl”, but as we turn the pages of her colourful story and observe the various personas she's played with along the way, we see her current role firmly lands her as the leading lady of her own glamorous narrative. No matter which role she takes on to the outside world, for Katie-Louise, fantasy & empowerment go hand-in-hand, characterise her source of self-confidence and are critical in defining her spirited style. View my shoot with Katie-Louise at MadeleinePark.co. Produced by MITT Work.

SDYC’s Johannes McElvain and Alli Bell converse back and forth about the 2019 Transpac Race. Johannes and Alli talk about their boats, Cal Maritime and Hula Girl, stories of breaking boats, life on board, and their overall experience sailing from Long Beach to Hawaii.

Rob interviews friends old and new during the Virginia Fly Fishing & Wine Festival. Snow is in the forecast and no one seems to know how much is going to fall. Rob took a few breaks from tying and talking fishing to walk around and ask a few questions. Please visit Rob's social media for links to his interviewees and for images of the new Hula Girl series of flies. Rob uses the Power Air Fryer Oven.  Produced by Freestone Productions 

Interview with Bossa Nova artist Lisa Ono. Songs: "Girl from Ipanema", "In The Mood", "Non-Stop to Brazil", "Blue Hawaii", "Nani Wai'Ale Ale", "Sway It, Hula Girl", plus exclusive live recording of "Moon Rier" live in Los Angeles, October, 2018.

Although Eddie was content working in Chicago, the allure of the islands was a persistent temptation. The other tattooers were getting ready to jump ship for warmer climates in California, and Tommy was ready to board a plane for Honolulu shortly after tattooing a Hula Girl on Eddie's back. This short episode charts a coarse for Diamond Head on O'ahu. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-foemmel/support

Logospilgrim is a bi-romantic asexual person, a renegade, an introvert and cosmic love vagabond. She is the author of numerous books, including “There's A Hula Girl On My Dashboard” and “Atheist Tiki Hour”. She has a degree in Religious Studies and she's the voice of Old Miss Grumbly on Peachy Fiend's atheist cartoon, Unicorn & Toast.

This week the boys.......I mean Michael and Eric, are joined by author Logospilgrim, to talk about her book There's A Hula Girl On My Dashboard; How I Left Faith Behind And Embraced Life. Brad (from a shit pile of podcasts) also joins the fray to discuss childhood memories that Michael was hoping would put Boggs in a compromising position. They mix it up with listeners via Mixlr, testing it out before the 3rd year anniversary show. To get more info on the guest and purchase the book, check out the website; http://logospilgrim.com

Guest Matt Trebacz. Patent Trolls,Are You Talking to Me while getting a BJ, Nothing Pimps out a Car better then Astro Turf and a Hula Girl

Guest Matt Trebacz. Patent Trolls,Are You Talking to Me while getting a BJ, Nothing Pimps out a Car better then Astro Turf and a Hula Girl

Women III 3 (NEW) ?Apocalyptic Barbie? by Denise Duhamel, read by Ginger Gohier Bamboo Ridge 60 (Winter 1994): 97 Republished: Kinky (Alexandria, VA: Orchises Press, 1997): 23 ?Big Bones? by Cathy Kanoelani Ikeda, read by Kiana Rivera Bamboo Ridge 77 (Spring 2000): 75-76 ?Eggs? by Juliet S. Kono, read by Caitlin Hatakeyama Bamboo Ridge 36 (Fall 1987): 23-24 Republished: Hilo Rains (Bamboo Ridge 37/38, Winter 1987/Spring 1988): 38-39 ?Grandmother? by Susan Nunes, read by Kiana Rivera A Small Obligation and Other Stories of Hilo (Bamboo Ridge 16, 1982): 26-29 Republished: The Best of Bamboo Ridge (Bamboo Ridge 31/32, 1986): 221-224 Reprinted in Island Fire: An Anthology of Literature from Hawai?i. Cheryl A. Harstad and James R. Harstad, eds. (Honolulu: University of Hawai?i Press, 2002): 193-197 ?Still Someone?s Hula Girl? by Waimea Williams, read by Karen Levy Bamboo Ridge 87 (Spring 2005): 352-353 ?The Old Woman Who Dances with Me? by Amy Uyematsu, read by Noe Tanigawa Bamboo Ridge 36 (Fall 1987): 67-69 Republished: 30 Miles from J-Town (Brownsville, OR: Story Line Press, 1992): 56-58

Women III 3 (NEW) ?Apocalyptic Barbie? by Denise Duhamel, read by Ginger Gohier Bamboo Ridge 60 (Winter 1994): 97 Republished: Kinky (Alexandria, VA: Orchises Press, 1997): 23 ?Big Bones? by Cathy Kanoelani Ikeda, read by Kiana Rivera Bamboo Ridge 77 (Spring 2000): 75-76 ?Eggs? by Juliet S. Kono, read by Caitlin Hatakeyama Bamboo Ridge 36 (Fall 1987): 23-24 Republished: Hilo Rains (Bamboo Ridge 37/38, Winter 1987/Spring 1988): 38-39 ?Grandmother? by Susan Nunes, read by Kiana Rivera A Small Obligation and Other Stories of Hilo (Bamboo Ridge 16, 1982): 26-29 Republished: The Best of Bamboo Ridge (Bamboo Ridge 31/32, 1986): 221-224 Reprinted in Island Fire: An Anthology of Literature from Hawai?i. Cheryl A. Harstad and James R. Harstad, eds. (Honolulu: University of Hawai?i Press, 2002): 193-197 ?Still Someone?s Hula Girl? by Waimea Williams, read by Karen Levy Bamboo Ridge 87 (Spring 2005): 352-353 ?The Old Woman Who Dances with Me? by Amy Uyematsu, read by Noe Tanigawa Bamboo Ridge 36 (Fall 1987): 67-69 Republished: 30 Miles from J-Town (Brownsville, OR: Story Line Press, 1992): 56-58