Podcasts about Julian Bell

Director Reinaldo Marcus Green talks to Tom Sutcliffe about One Love, his biopic about the legendary reggae singer-songwriter Bob Marley and his music.Bryce Dessner, the guitarist of the award-winning rock band The National, discusses his other life in classical music and writing a new concerto for pianist Alice Sara Ott, which is having its UK premiere at the Royal Festival Hall.This week the liturgical calendar marks the moment when Joseph was warned by an angel of King Herod's intent to harm Jesus, and told to flee with him and Mary to safety in Egypt. The painter Julian Bell and art historian Joanna Woodall consider how The Flight into Egypt has been the subject of great artists - Giotto, Gentileschi, Brueghel, Rembrandt - for centuries and shapes our perception of refugees to this day. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Olivia Skinner

It's great to be back in Salem covering a Stagg Bowl, and Patrick and Greg and Frank Rossi are here to preview Stagg Bowl with North Central and Cortland. For North Central, it's the fourth time in a row they've been to a Stagg Bowl, and in four different places, so how does their experience stack up? For Cortland, it's the first Stagg Bowl, but does their experience playing the Cortaca Jug game in Yankee Stadium help this group prepare? From Cortland, we talk with coach Curt Fitzpatrick, quarterback Zac Boyes, linebacker John Whiney and wide receiver Cole Burgess. And from the North Central side, we chat with coach Brad Spencer, quarterback Luke Lehnen, left tackle Jeske Maples, safety Julian Bell and wide receiver DeAngelo Hardy. Will the Stagg Bowl return to Salem at some point after this? We discuss. Plus, we generally expect a high-scoring game, but how high? Over or under 94.5 points? Who will be the most prolific quarterback-to-receiver combo? More over-unders, listener questions, and the rest in our Stagg Bowl preview podcast. The post ATN Podcast 349: We’re here for Stagg Bowl 50 appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Coming up on todays Episode:…Uncle Dick's VN, HM Samuel, Rhydian Roberts X factor, crap Xmas movies, Julian Bell on a trainThanks to our wonderful sponsors:Prince Family Law SolicitorsRedbrik Estate AgentsEast Midlands AirportGet in touch with you amazing stories; thelauraandbeckyshow@gmail.com@thelauraandbeckyshow on Insta  We love you! Please become a member here https://plus.acast.com/s/the-laura-becky-show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What should companies be doing now to prepare for deals in 2024? During this episode, our guest, Julian Bell, Partner, Senior M&A Engagement Lead, UK, shares his perspectives on the M&A market in the European Union and the United Kingdom, as well as predictions for 2024. For more details: https://www.mercer.com/M&A-Insights

    I came across Julian Bell's body of work through a Reel that was recommended on my Instagram feed.   Couldn't quite place it at the time, but as I'm recording this, I realize that what drew me, even on such a small screen, was this sense of genuine playfulness that he had about him.   I know that Reels are meant to catch our eye and give us that small second of dopamine and giggles, but Julian's content has that differentiating factor that sets it apart from all the junk. His is a particular mix of engaging playfulness and thoughtful engagement that might make you overlook what a truly hard worker you're looking at.     Even though I have long since put professional photography behind me, I always keep these masterful handlers of the visual art in high esteem.  Julian Bell is an incredibly talented creative and that goes without saying.    Being a skilled filmmaker, photographer as well as a  prolific content creator, Julian's storytelling skills and eye for detail have been effectively chiseled in order for his content to answer the needs of  his community.   Even with an ever increasing Social Media following, he manages to maintain a level head through it all, despite his success. From touching words of encouragement, to gear tips, to reminding us the importance of taking a break, Julian is one of those engaging souls whose warmth and approachability are always welcome.   On this episode, I sit down with Julian to talk about his beginnings, going full-time as filmmaker and content creator, the importance of play, tapping into your wild ideas, experimentation...and even get his insights on his favourite Anime and Manga.   You can connect with Julian via Instagram.   For bookings and business inquiries, visit his official website (https://www.mrniceguyfilms.com/).   Enjoy   ----------- Connect with us // Website : https://www.awakentheawesome.ca Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/awakentheawesome Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/atapodcast Telegram : https://t.me/atapodcast Email : awakentheawesome@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Our full back catalog of episodes is also available on your favourite platforms : Apple Podcasts : https://apple.co/3bcWAWX Spotify : https://spoti.fi/3rZOA1B Amazon(Alexa) : https://tinyurl.com/enk2dkk4 Google Podcasts : https://tinyurl.com/y57gshn4

Julian Bell, MD, Pulmonologist/Intensivist – Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine CME Credit Available for all Providence Providers In order to claim CME credit, please click on the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/MRT5wrC1ZM (or copy & paste into your browser) Accreditation Statement:Providence Oregon Region designates this enduring material activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1  creditTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Providence Oregon Region is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Planning Committee & Faculty Disclosure:The planning committee and faculty have indicated no relevant financial relationships with an ACCME-defined ineligible company. Their planning contributions were evidence-based and unbiased. Original Date: May 18, 2023End Date: May 17, 2024

Julian Bell, MD, Pulmonologist/Intensivist – Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine CME Credit Available for all Providence Providers In order to claim CME credit, please click on the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/MRT5wrC1ZM (or copy & paste into your browser) Accreditation Statement:Providence Oregon Region designates this enduring material activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1  creditTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Providence Oregon Region is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Planning Committee & Faculty Disclosure:The planning committee and faculty have indicated no relevant financial relationships with an ACCME-defined ineligible company. Their planning contributions were evidence-based and unbiased. Original Date: May 18, 2023End Date: May 17, 2024

Food and the Holidays: the reason food plays such a big role around the holidays (00:09)/ A Chinese New Year feast isn't complete without dessert! Amazing Chinese New Year dessert recipes you can try at home (15:18). / Celebrating Chinese New Year the British way: How is the UK observing this year's Spring Festival(25:00)? On the show: Nillah Nyakoa, Alwyn Lee，Dr. Ching Ling- Chiang & Julian Bell

Welcome to CropCast, your go to podcast for all the latest information on arable crops. Each month, SAC advisor, Tiffany Mactaggart will be joined by a range of industry experts, bringing you timely updates to help you make decisions in the field.  In this episode Tiffany Mactaggart is joined by Julian Bell, a Principal Consultant with SAC Consulting along with James Bolesworth, managing director of CRM Agri commodities in Gloucestershire to discuss grain markets and effective marketing strategies, which will ultimately allow you to sell your grain for the best price. Producer George Gauley, Editor Iain Boyd, Executive Producer Kerry Hammond, in association with the Scottish Government. Linked Resources  How should I sell my grain? | Helping farmers in Scotland | Farm Advisory Service (fas.scot)  Agri business news (Available on the FAS website)  https://www.fas.scot/downloads/agribusiness-news-june-2022/  AHDB   https://ahdb.org.uk/cereals-oilseeds-markets  (@) CRM Agri on twitter   Daily report: https://www.graintab.com/blog/  Academy: https://www.graintab.com/academy/  www.crmagri.com For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Twitter: @FASScot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub: Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

In 2020 as covid took hold and one-third of the planets population went into lockdown, some cities across the world rapidly rolled-out provision for active travel – re-allocating road space to allow for people to walk and cycle - helping, for instance key workers get safety to hospitals…. and so on – but these changes sometimes incurred strong emotions from the public and became politically charged. To explore the politics of active travel, the podcast features an interview with Councillor Julian Bell, the former Labour leader of Ealing Council for 11 years and Board member of Transport for London.

In 2020 as covid took hold and one-third of the planets population went into lockdown, some cities across the world rapidly rolled-out provision for active travel – re-allocating road space to allow for people to walk and cycle - helping, for instance key workers get safety to hospitals…. and so on – but these changes sometimes incurred strong emotions from the public and became politically charged. To explore the politics of active travel, the podcast features an interview with Councillor Julian Bell, the former Labour leader of Ealing Council for 11 years and Board member of Transport for London.

In 2020 as covid took hold and one-third of the planets population went into lockdown, some cities across the world rapidly rolled-out provision for active travel – re-allocating road space to allow for people to walk and cycle - helping, for instance key workers get safety to hospitals…. and so on – but these changes sometimes incurred strong emotions from the public and became politically charged. To explore the politics of active travel, the podcast features an interview with Councillor Julian Bell, the former Labour leader of Ealing Council for 11 years and Board member of Transport for London.

Net Zero is a phrase that we hear all the time, but what does the journey to net zero look like for cropping systems. In this Cropcast, Prof Fiona Burnett of SRUC talks to Prof Bob Rees who is the Professor of Agriculture and Climate Change at SRUC and Julian Bell who leads the Agrecalc which is a carbon footprint tool developed by SAC Consulting together with SRUC researchers.

T. Julian Bell is the Creative Director and Owner of Dark Veil Studio which currently has a Kickstarter running for the Dark Veil TTRPG. I'll be honest, y'all. I really want this game, and I think you should absolutely go check out their Kickstarter, which is running until October 15th. I'm not being paid to say this; I just think the lore and universe-building potentials sound really cool, and I'm also pretty fascinated by the mechanics that Julian describes in this interview. He has a pretty amazing story about how this game came to be, and they have some big plans for the Dark Veil universe. Beyond just wanting to promote this game because I want it, I also really enjoyed talking to Julian, as he has a wealth of knowledge about project managing a new TTRPG system and goes into pretty elaborate detail on a lot of their processes, including how they decided on their game mechanics and the vital role of playtesting. Find Julian and Dark Veil Studio at:Dark Veil Roleplaying Game KickstarterWebsiteDark Veil TwitterDark Veil FacebookDark Veil InstagramJulian's TwitterFind Roll Play Grow:Show PagePatreonLightheart Adventures WebsiteLightheart TwitterLightheart InstagramFound Familiar Delicious coffee meets Dungeons & Dragons artwork. Use code lightheartadv for 10% off your order. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://patreon.com/rollplaygrow)

T. Julian Bell, Creative Director and Owner of Dark Veil Studios, LLC joins me to talk about the Dark Veil Tabletop Roleplaying Game launching September 15th, 2021 on Kickstarter. Dark Veil is a new TTRPG that centers on a universe splintered in time cohesively connecting eras of medieval fantasy, Victorian era steampunk, cyberpunk space age, and the infinite realms of the Veil. Listen as we talk about how he got into tabletop gaming, going from playing to creating, and what you can expect not just from this Kickstarter but the future of Dark Veil Studios. You can follow/back the Kickstarter at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/darkveil/dark-veil-roleplaying-game You can find more information/social media of Dark Veil Studios at: https://www.darkveilstudio.com/ https://twitter.com/DarkVeilStudio https://www.facebook.com/darkveilstudios https://www.instagram.com/darkveilstudios/ You can find Art Director Christopher Balaskas at: https://www.artstation.com/balaskas

In our chat show Talk Together, the dice normally decide the questions... but today, Chris Hislop chats to T. Julian Bell, who introduces his TTRPG Dark Veil! Watch Roll Together Mon 6pm GMT/10am PT, Tues 6pm GMT/11am PT and Sat 6pm GMT/10am PT. Find the schedule of current shows at twitch.tv/rolltogetherrpg/schedule. Sponsored by Hero Forge, Ultra Pro and Elderwood Academy, supported by D&D Beyond, Warriors of Waterdeep and Level Up Dice.

He‘s one of the co-founders of IVRA - Julian Bell. In our latest VCO Esports Studio chat show with Ben Constanduros, Julian talked about the creation of IVRA, the new season and the partnership with VCO. #vcoesports #vcostudio

In 2019, Jon Sage and Julian Bell began teaching others how to self-manage properties through their blog, Short Term Sage, which has grown a community of thousands of host and have the number one podcast on iTunes for Airbnb. Jon and Julian currently help others in the multifamily space, leasing and managing short term rentals through their management company. Start by hearing about their business and what they focus on, then find out about their chosen asset class and why you should consider going into it. 

Julian Bell is the author of the Grown Wave blog, (thegrownwave.com) helping students navigate the financial responsibility of adulthood. In addition to the blog, Julian is a senior finance major at Michigan State Universities Eli Broad College of Business. Email: belljul1@msu.edu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julian-bell-1b53b4149 WMA website: http://msuwma.com Contact: msuwma@gmail.com Song credits: J Dilla: Last Donut of the Night - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ownXgkMQv8g

Another week of quarantine, another episode! Listen as Tony Lee recaps "The Last Dance" documentary on Michael Jordan. Then he shares new music from Julian Bell, TaRhea Ray, and Jenevieve. Lastly he's joined by a friend to discuss everything from stillness, alkalinity, wellness, Tupac + more. Tune in!

In this episode, various UCR students talk with students from the UC Riverside School of Public Policy about their unique perspectives in regards to motivation, policies and more during COVID-19. COVID-19 has impacted college students across the nation, and the world. The overnight transition to online learning has left some students vulnerable and worried about what is to come. These four students shine a light on their specific situations, and how they are coping during this crisis. Podcast Highlights: “For meetings it's holding things through Zoom or a Group FaceTime and such, so you could always be in touch with familiar faces and not feel like you're completely isolated. While still keeping yourself, your friends, and all relatives involved safe and healthy.” - Carolina Cardenas on the topic of giving advice to her fellow colleagues on how to stay safe during COVID-19. “What keeps me grounding is I would say thinking that I've done so much hard work during my undergraduate studies, it's just not worth it to throw it all away...we all have future prospects as of now so we need to have that power within us to look forward.” - Edoardo Melchiori on the topic of staying motivated to continue academic coursework. “The idea and the intent of the social distancing order policy, I would say, is definitely a good idea. Something as simple as literally don't hang out with one another, can decrease the contractions of COVID-19.” - Luis Huerta on the topic of support of the social distancing orders to slow the spread of COVID-19. “I think they are necessary because this virus does have a higher death rate for people who are immunocompromised and people that are older. I do think some younger, healthier people are taking for granted that they don't have to worry about the threat as much.” - Julian Bell on the topic of implemented policies that are reducing the transmission of COVID-19. Guests: Carolina Cardenas (Political Science Major, Sophomore) Edoardo Melchiori (UCR Business Major, Senior) Julian Bell (UCR Electrical Engineer Major, Senior) Luis Huerta (UCR Political Science Major, Junior) Interviewer: Samuel Roberts (UCR Public Policy Major, Dean's Ambassador) Music by: Samuel Roberts (UCR Public Policy ‘20) This is a production of the UCR School of Public Policy: https://spp.ucr.edu/ Subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss an episode. Learn more about the series and other episodes via https://spp.ucr.edu/podcast.

Nestled among the reconstructed low-status farm buildings in Weald & Downland Living Museum is an almost fairytale-like structure. It wasn't the home of fairytale heroine though - it's actually an ornamental dairy from Regency England. Although, there are marks within it to ward off witches and evil spirits... To learn more about this building which visitors have walked past but will only be able to enter in this summer, listen in to this episode of Past Matters with Weald & Downland Living Museum curator Julian Bell. You can view a picture of the dairy on Ployradford.com

The D+A Podcast ep. 15 : “Pieces of a Man on Monday” (11/1/18) Topics: - Why you should vote in local elections - Mick Jenkins “Pieces of a Man” album review - Tekashi69 dodges jail time and sex offender label - Diddy Scared and Thanksgiving food favorites Featured Music: Stefan Ponce - Super Star (Ft TheMind , Julian Bell , Micah Freeman & KYLE) Claire Renee - SHE (prod by Mo Vibez) Levi aka LeviCantSing - Cup O Noodles prod. dubbisdope NMBRND (namebrand) - Proud Ft. Dana Tey NMBRND - ALL In (prod. By seige) Amon - Check To Check (Prod. Amon)

I do not own this content. Uploaded for educational use. Masego - Queen Tingz King Kay - Pork Belly (Feat. Knuckles) SiR - War Rejjie Snow - Purple Tuesday (Feat. Joey Bada$$ & Jesse Boykins III) H.E.R - Lights On Hawk House - Grow Zacari & Babes Wodumo - Redemption Ghetts - James Brown (Feat. Wretch 32) A Tribe Called Quest - Vibes and Stuff The Weeknd - Sidewalks (Feat. Kendrick Lamar) Joey Bada$$ - Don't Front (Feat. CJ Fly) Joey Badas$$ - Where It At Isaiah Rashad - Ronnie Drake (Feat. SZA) The Internet - Something's Missing Avelino - Sweet Luv NxWorries - Lyk Dis A1pha Romeo - One Night Little Simz - Out Of Sight Rejjie Snow - Pink Flower (Feat. Dana Williams & Julian Bell)

这周我们的话题都和艺术有关～ 首先我们聊聊《至爱梵高》——在节目里我可能把“至爱”对意思理解偏了，后来顿悟——这部完全手绘的动画电影，不过我们主要聊了一下梵高的生平，他的性格，究竟什么导致了他的艺术风格和悲惨结局，以及究竟什么是评判一个伟大艺术家的标准。我们的标题来自片头音乐 Modern Lovers 的 Vincent Van Gogh 里的歌词，并不是我们真的觉得梵高是全世界最糟糕的艺术家，不过我们的一位嘉宾显然对他也有所保留。梵高之后我们讨论了一下备受关注和争议的 Tuner 当代艺术奖，这周刚刚颁给英国女性艺术家 Lubaina Himid。几位嘉宾对 Turner Prize 有很不一样的理解，各抒己见，可能是比较全面的了解一个当代艺术奖的不错方式。最后我们还把话题扯到了中国文化中的哪些元素又可能被挖掘成为了一个改变我们国际形象的酷元素。因为两个话题都和艺术有关，所以梵高还在第二个话题中又出现。最后，岁末到了，我想请大家在和同事朋友聚餐的时候，能拉5个人入坑，甚至帮他们安装播客软件并订阅文化土豆。完成了这个任务的朋友就自动成为了文化土豆的听众大使，请和@益康糯米联系，加入组织。这期的嘉宾是：艺术家龙荻和艺术史学家张宇凌节目中涉及的一些作品和相关信息：电影《挚爱梵高》豆瓣：https://movie.douban.com/subject/25837262/梵高美术馆（有中文版本）网站：https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/zh/visitor-information-chinese三本比较有影响力的梵高传记，其中两本有中译版Lust for life, Irvin Stone (1934) - 第一本传记，给了世人很多先入为主的梵高特点，1956 年被拍摄为电影中文版：https://book.douban.com/subject/1092149/Van Gogh: A Power Seething by Julian Bell (2015) - 作者是出生于艺术世家的英国艺术家亚马逊英文版：https://www.amazon.cn/dp/B00JXVSNCE/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1513329763&sr=1-2VAN GOGH: The Life By Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith (2011) - 这本书第一次提出了梵高可能不是自杀的疑问，在艺术圈引起哗然中文版：https://www.amazon.cn/dp/B0186R7KO2/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1513329795英国作家 Julian Barnes 写的一篇关于梵高的散文伦敦书评：https://www.lrb.co.uk/v37/n15/julian-barnes/selfie-with-sunflowers梵高和弟弟的书信集《梵高手稿》亚马逊：https://www.amazon.cn/dp/B0186RHHRC/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1513329869免费在线版：http://www.webexhibits.org/vangogh/Turner Prize 2017 的颁奖新闻稿http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/ferens-art-gallery/exhibition/turner-prize-2017另外我们在Turner Prize提到的很多艺术家的名字，给大家列出来：JMW TunerLubaina HimidGrayson PerryDamien HurstTracy EminWolfgang TillmansAntony GormleyChris OfiliJake & Dino ChapmanYayoi Kusama图书: The Brith of Korean Cool亚马逊：https://www.amazon.cn/dp/1250045118/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1513330462&sr=8-1我们还有提到的阿尔勒的教堂叫 The Church of St-Tromphime，在伦敦的美术馆叫 The Wallace Collection。Intro 和 Outro 音乐是 Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers 的 Vincent Van Goghhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHGChLGH52I反馈邮箱：zyifan@icloud.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest is Graham Hill, Freelance Creative Director at the agency HUSH. With over thirteen years experience spanning film titles, branding, book design, large-scale interactive installations, music videos, and commercials, Graham is as comfortable in the director's chair as he is kerning logotypes. No matter the project, his approach remains the same—find the core of the problem and create a visceral, visually compelling solution touching both the heart and the brain. Graham dropped by Refilmery to share with us his experience executing interactive installations. We talk about his “flat” leadership hierarchy and how that influences the process. He tells us how to stay “on brand” to deliver a compelling story while also meeting the needs of the campaign, and he also shares strategies of how to bring together the various personalities of your creative team. We also discuss personal branding - when you have so much varied creative content on your reel, how do you curate what you present when networking with clients and on your website? Do you include everything? Or only the projects that reflect the direction you want to take your career? About Graham Hill Graham’s work has been recognized by the AIGA, promaxBDA, Stash DVD Magazine, Output Magazine, metropolis, Interview Magazine, Creativity Online, FWA, as well as numerous books and websites. He’s also been a guest critic at SVA and Pratt Institute and has spoken at conferences around the world. Additionally, he has no sense of humor. About Refilmery Welcome to Refilmery! We are a brand film production company in New York and each week we turn the mic on our fellow creatives and the brand leaders that we produce films for, to find out why they make their films, and how they use storytelling to reach their audiences. We’ve created this monthly Series of film screenings, networking events, parties, and production workshops in New York to help connect you with the people and the ideas you need to bring your own story to life. So visit http://Refilmery.com/Series to join our mailing list and we will keep you up to date on our events. Also if you enjoyed today’s show, you can help spread the word by sharing it with a friend. Get them to subscribe by searching “Refilmery” in iTunes or Google. Today’s show was curated by Gabrielle Chang. Production management by Francesca Rimi, Lauren Sagnella, and production assistance by Yinnan Shen. Theme music by Julian Bell. Produced by http://Refilmery.com. Hosted by David Joshua Ford.

Travis (Matt McGorry) is a struggling young musician, who crosses paths with Ellen (Amy Hargreaves) an older, married yoga instructor in the process of adopting a child. Travis and Ellen begin an affair that slowly deepens into something more intimate and profound. As their encounters continue, Travis must face the consequences of infidelity while Ellen is confronted with her crumbling marriage. This is director Marc Meyer’s third narrative feature. Marc lives with his wife and producing partner Jody Girgenti and their daughter in Brooklyn. He joins me on today’s episode of the Refilmery Series to discuss: • How to create a safe and trusting environment when directing actors for closed-set sex scenes • The magic of storytelling through film through the collision of actors and camera. • How Marc creates scenes and characters that are true to life • How to improve your drama writing skills so that you’re not just telling your own story or getting in the way of your own work. This is director Marc Meyer’s, live from the Refilmery Series in Soho New York. * * * At Refilmery, we believe that everyone has the ability to tell their own story. That’s why we’ve created this monthly Series of film screenings, networking events, parties, and production workshops in New York to help connect you with the people and the ideas you need to bring your own story to life. So visit Refilmery.com/Series to join our mailing list and we will keep you up to date on our events. Also if you enjoyed today’s show, you can help spread the word by sharing it with a friend. Get them to subscribe by searching “Refilmery” in iTunes or Google. Today’s show was curated by Thi Ho. Graphics and production management by Francesca Rimi, and production assistance by Lauren Sagnella and Yinnan Shen. Theme music by Julian Bell. Produced by Refilmery.com. Hosted by David Joshua Ford.

Julian Bell discusses Delacroix and his heirs.Read Julian Bell in the LRB: https://lrb.me/bellpodSign up to the LRB newsletter: https://lrb.me/acast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eight Interviews from Atomacon. Guests include: Gregory French (actor from the TV show The Walking Dead), Randy Richards (author of novels in the "Hidden History" genre including "The League of Founding Fathers"), Winfield H. Strock (author of several novels including one involving a vampire inside a soviet submarine), Rob Hemelsbok (co-chair for CostumeCon 33), Ken Spivey (Atomacon's Musical Guest of Honor), T. Julian Bell (creator of Kromore, a table top roll playing game), Jada Diaz (conchair for ConCarolinas), and Janet Iannantuono (conchair for Atomacon). This episode covers a wide variety of trends within various professions and areas of interest, because it contains eight short interviews I gathered while between my discussion panels at the science fiction and fantasy convention Atomacon. If Atomacon sounds NEW, it's because it is. This was only its second year. It was held in Charleston, South Carolina on the weekend of November 14, 15 and 16. Atomacon describes itself as "The Lowcountry's first sci-fi, fantasy, science and technology, gaming convention." I had a wonderful time. I always enjoy speaking on panels, as well as interviewing. And so, with thanks, this episode is dedicated to Atomacon. Those thanks are directed specifically to its many volunteers, its many participants, and especially to its conchair: Janet Iannantuono. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the November 26, 2014 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 86 minutes] Stephen Euin Cobb has interviewed over 300 people for his work as an author, futurist, magazine writer and award-winning podcaster. A contributing editor for Space and Time Magazine; he has also been a regular contributor for Robot, H+, Grim Couture and Port Iris magazines; and he spent three years as a columnist and contributing editor for Jim Baen's Universe Magazine. For the last nine years he has produced a weekly podcast, The Future And You, which explores (through interviews, panel discussions and commentary) all the ways the future will be different from today. He is an artist, essayist, game designer, transhumanist, and is on the Advisory Board of The Lifeboat Foundation. Stephen is the author an ebook about the future entitled: Indistinguishable from Magic: Predictions of Revolutionary Future Science.

Hey folks – this week we have a continuation of last week's interview with T. Julian Bell. Last time you found out about the RAEX system, and this time we hear from Julian's experience in getting games published and sold. If you're an aspiring games designer, or even if you've been in the industry a little while, you should find something interesting here. Julian gives us his thoughts on Kickstarter too and his plans to use the platform for their current project. Later in the Podcast we also have a recording Grant and Colin made after a Warhammer Fantasy battle a few weeks back. They give a short battle report and what they think went right and wrong during the game. Hear how Grant thinks he misused his multiple demon princes! Colin, Grant and Joe are all practicing for the Battle Brothers tournament in Warhammer world in September, so if any of you might be there, let us know. It'd be great to meet up and have a beer. In other news, Colin chats briefly about XCom: Enemy Unknown – his attempt to get nostalgic and remember the old Amiga days – and he gives a quick update on recent games of Eternal Contenders. We've been trying to play a few different games online recently, using Google Hangouts and the Roll 20 system, but haven't found anything perfect so far. We'd love your feedback on what you use to play remote games. What have you found that works well? We'd love to know – please drop a comment below. The post Ep 12 – How to Sell Your Role Playing Game: The Business of Games Design appeared first on Dicing With Design: Role Playing, Wargaming, Card games & Board Game Design Podcast.

Hey folks – this week we have a continuation of last week’s interview with T. Julian Bell. Last time you found out about the RAEX system, and this time we hear from Julian’s experience in getting games published and sold. If you’re an aspiring games designer, or even if you’ve been in the industry a […]

In this episode Colin's talking to T. Julian Bell from RAEX Games. They're soon releasing a new setting for their RAEX gaming system called Kromore 2145, a Cyber-Steam setting as they call it. It'll be coming out in Q1 2014. You can try out an abridged version of the game in the meantime though – there's free public version of their Core Rulebook available on the RAEX games website. In the interview Julian takes us through the RAEX system and tells us his thoughts on game design, and how to make an engaging game. Here are a couple of links to find out a bit more information on both Julian and RAEX Games, and make sure to look out for the Kromore 2145 Kickstarter when it releases later this month. This is actually only part 1 of the interview – Julian and I had a pretty long chat! Part 2 will be released soon and is all around how to go about setting yourself up as a pro games designer. Julian tells us his tips and tricks for getting into the games industry, getting a producer and getting yourself published. Make sure to check back for that in the next episode. In the meantime enjoy the interview! Episode Guide: 00:10 to 15:00 – Colin, Grant and Julian talk about their thoughts on the RAEX System. 15:00 to 1:00:04 – I nterview with T. Julian Bell The post Ep 11 – Talking to RAEX Games About Kromore 2145, a New Cyber Steam Role Playing Game (RPG) appeared first on Dicing With Design: Role Playing, Wargaming, Card games & Board Game Design Podcast.

In this episode Colin’s talking to T. Julian Bell from RAEX Games. They’re soon releasing a new setting for their RAEX gaming system called Kromore 2145, a Cyber-Steam setting as they call it. It’ll be coming out in Q1 2014. You can try out an abridged version of the game in the meantime though – […]

Julian Bell and Peter Campbell talked about things that painters can and can't do, in particular about the relationship painters have had to old art and the limits and opportunities that arise from society, its technology and its institutions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julian Bell, an English painter and art critic who contributes to The New York Review of Books, considers the current profiles of this branch of writing as seen from London. (March 5, 2009)