Podcast appearances and mentions of Kate Bryan

Historian Andrew Graham-Dixon and art curator Kate Bryan discuss Michelangelo: the last decades, a major new exhibition at the British Museum which focuses on the last thirty years of Michelangelo's life. Reece Shearsmith discusses the ninth and final series of the BAFTA award winning Inside No. 9. Written with Steve Pemberton, the six episodes will feature new stand-alone stories, starting with ‘Boo To A Goose' . Guest stars include Charlie Cooper and Katherine Kelly.Jembaa Groove perform live. The Berlin-based band produce Ghanaian highlife/American R&B fusion music, an optimistic and positive sound created when they got together during the covid pandemic.Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Claire Bartleet

In this episode our host Roland-Philippe Kretzschmar will be delving into the fascinating world of Kate Bryan, Director of Art at Soho House, and a renowned art historian, curator, and television presenter who is passionate about making art accessible to everyone. Kate shares her extensive knowledge and experiences with a global audience.Kate often says that she talks about art, even when no one is listening. Fortunately, her passion has found a broad audience through her work on various television programs, including Sky Arts, Sky Arte Italia, BBC2's Culture Show, and her role as a judge on Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year. In 2020, she began hosting Inside Arts, a new series on Sky Arts that explores exhibitions across the UK.Kate holds the prestigious position of Director of Art at Soho House globally, connecting with artists around the world to acquire and champion their work. With a background that resonates with the majority of the country, Kate strives to break down the barriers of elitism in the art world. She believes that everyone, regardless of their upbringing, has an innate ability to appreciate and love art.She is also an arts mentor, empowering young women in the arts to reach their full potential. As an accomplished author, she has published two books: The Art of Love, which profiles 34 artist couples throughout history, and Bright Stars, which examines the lives of 30 talented artists who tragically died too young.Join us on this podcast as we explore Kate Bryan's remarkable journey and her unique perspective on the world of art. Get ready to be inspired and enlightened!www.katebryanart.com and www.sohohouse.com for more info about Kate Bryan and Soho House. www.theartbystander.com all rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Extra Chill is Charleston's premier music focused outlet that serves up insightful articles about the Holy Cities' scene. Today we're thrilled to be joined by Chris Huber, Kate Bryan, and Chris Gardner, the team behind Extra Chill. Cam talks to them about Charleston's music scene and its history, the Grateful Dead, and truly SO much more. Visit extrachill.com to start reading and make sure you don't miss anything by following them on Instagram @extrachill.Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ajf2.podcast/ TikTok - https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdjVG1wj/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6M4bUEaiwQsODfTPrKhKmb?si=21925be462684310 Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-juice-for-2/id1560069051 Amazon Podcasts - https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/4cf44b69-8d81-4581-8333-8f98f1bcee7f/apple-juice-for-2 MERCH - https://www.sunroomstudiosllc.com/merch About Us - https://www.sunroomstudiosllc.com/apple-juice-for-2

Art historian Kate Bryan and comedian Mark Steel talk to Harriett Gilbert about their favourite books. Kate loves Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency by Olivia Laing, an inspiring collection of essays which make a case for why art matters. Mark is a big fan of Stalin Ate My Homework by Alexei Sayle, a comedic memoir about growing up in a Jewish atheist communist family in Liverpool. And Harriett puts forward Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss, in which a present-day story converges with ancient rituals to provoke a discussion about how far we have come from the “primitive minds” of our ancestors. Comment on instagram: @agoodreadbbc Produced by Becky Ripley

In this bonus episode Gary Mansfield speaks to John Ball (@beware_the_void)Based in Romford (London, U.K) and working primarily in the South East of the United Kingdom, contemporary artist John Ball creates unsettling images of a dystopian suburban landscape.John is probably best known for his appearance on the Sky Arts ‘Landscape Artist Of The Year' television show where he was fortunate enough to place as finalist.‘Incredibly cinematic, foreboding vacant landscapes' comparable to the work of Edward hopper and David lynch. (Kate Bryan, Head of Collections for Soho House)'John Ball's work was a like a breath of fresh air on Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year in 2017 with its unique sense of mood and use of colour. The melancholic scenes that he constructs are poetic in themselves and full of story, to the point that they demand your attention and hold it very firmly indeed.' (Kathleen Soriano, curator)Commissioned by Teeth of the Sea (Rocket Recordings) to produce their debut album cover in 2009 and subsequently 'your mercury' (2010) and 'Master' (2013).John has previously exhibited in The National Portrait Gallery with the BP Portrait Awards in 2007 with his painting 'Commuter' This was also published in the '500 Portraits' hardback in 2011.In 2018 His first solo show ‘beware the void' debuted in Escondido, California.From 23-35 September, John will be showing his work at The New Artist Fair at in The Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London, E1 – For more details go to https://www.newartistfair.com/For more information on the work of John Ball go to: https://www.beware-the-void.com/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsIf you would like to promote your work, exhibition or any other creative project, please contact us at:Social Media: @ministryofartsorgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Kate Bryan the Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution. After living away from Detroit for nearly 10 years, Kate returned to her roots and decided that Detroit was the ideal place to launch 1 Girl Revolution. 1 Girl Revolution tells stories of resilience, empowerment, courage, strength, beauty, kindness, and more. 1 Girl Revolution highlights the stories of women and girls that the world may not know or may not have heard their story told in this way. 1 Girl Revolution's platform encourages all women and girls to see their value, purpose, and their power to transform the world.

Kate Bryan of 1 Girl Revolution felt her voice wasn't represented when she read an article in the Washington Post about feminism. Kate wrote a response to the article entitled, "I'm a 32-year-old virgin, and I'm living the feminist dream." Unexpectedly, it went viral. Kate had Job's Syndrome as a child, a rare syndrome that causes skin infections. She was bullied in grade school and wanted to be "invisible." Yet, "the girl inside" Kate is spunky and vibrant. Kate learned to be who God created her to be and how to use her voice to stand up and tell her story. Kate also discovered her call to help others to use their voices too. Kate created 1 Girl Revolution, a multimedia platform and podcast that highlights the stories of everyday women who are changing the world. 

In this Open Door Policy mini-sode, we revisit some of the conversations with two of our guests who recognize and celebrate the importance of their grandparents on their paths to becoming joyful missionary disciples. Take a listen! Show notes: (00:00 - 02:10) We introduce this epsiode's topic, by highlighting the importance of grandparents in the life of Jesus and in the lives of the faithful. We introduce Kate Bryan, who shares her desire to be a joyful witness to the Gospel, by sharing her grandfather's challenge to her: to be a strong witness. (02:11 - 04:48) We reflect on how our connectedness with our grandparents helps us understand that we represent our families of origin and our family of faith and note how our grandparents' experiences of life across generations contain a unique wisdom. Former guest, Eileen Newell shares how her relationship with her Irish grandmother strengthened her faith. (04:49 - 05:56) Calling back to the examples of Sts. Anne and Joachim, we invite all grandparents listening to remember their importance, authority, and unique role in sharing the faith. We also invite listeners to reach out to their grandparents and celebrate the connectedness of family.

The Gorillaz Art Book Podcast hosted by Art curator Kate Bryan celebrates the new Gorillaz Art Book, going behind the scenes with some of the artists featured. As well as never before seen work by Gorillaz co-founder Jamie Hewlett, the book brings together a global lineup of artists who have all created their own interpretations of the iconic Gorillaz band members. She'll be talking to a few of the artists that have contributed work to this illustrious new book, as well as a rare in-depth interview with Hewlett himself. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's been a bit quiet here on the podcast for the past few weeks because our girl, Kate Bryan, got married! Kate takes the microphone this week to talk about her wedding, taking a much needed break and running away to Costa Rica, and tons of 1 Girl Revolution news. Over the past month, 1 Girl Revolution was featured on the cover of SEEN Magazine, The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast hit 150 episodes, and 1 Girl Revolution released its second short documentary, "In Tandem", which is now available on YouTube. Listen to this new episode to hear from Kate on all of this and so much more!

For a joyous opening episode of Young at Art, Harry is joined by Global Head of Collections for Soho House, curator and presenter Kate Bryan. She discusses her varied career; how she started in the art world, and how she got to where she is today, and reveals fascinating details about the interesting projects and people she has met along the way.The conversation starts with Kate discussing The Vault 100; the ground-breaking art collection she curated for members club The Ned, a collection of artworks by 93 contemporary female artists including Tracey Emin, Rachel Whiteread and Annie Morris. Kate is passionate about rewriting art history for a new generation and discusses her latest book, Bright Stars,a curation of many great artists who died around the age of 40 - from old masters to new faces – including Caravaggio, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Pauline Boty. Kate also tells us about some of the unmissable art events to see this summer and autumn, as well as what art means to her. Harry Stevens is the host of Young at Art and is a 21-year-old art and interiors obsessive passionate about opening up the art world to all. At Young at Art Harry speaks to the tastemakers who are defining a new image of art and design today, with new episodes out weekly. If you enjoyed this episode and want to find who we will be speaking to next, you can follow the podcast on Instagram @youngatartpodcast. Today's guest Kate Bryan can be found on Instagram at @katebryan_art, and Harry can be found at @planetstevens. For more information about the podcast, please visit the website, www.youngatartpodcast.comThe podcast's cover art was drawn by Beatrice Ross, @beatricealiceross and the intro music was written and performed by Maggie Talibart, @maggie_talibart.

Kate Bryan is the Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution, a social media and podcast platform that encourages all women and girls to see their value, purpose, and their power to transform the world. Follow Kate & 1 Girl Revolution: • www.1GirlRevolution.com • The Girl Inside Documentary o https://1girlrevolution.com/the-girl-inside/ • 1 Girl Revolution Podcast •https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1girlrevolution/id1459681878 Support this podcast! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E356519&id=2

In this episode, Andrew visits with Kate Bryan, the founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution, an organization dedicated to telling the stories of women who are changing the world through their lives. Kate is also the author of Living the Feminist Dream: A Faithful Vision for Women in the Church and the World. Together, Andrew and Kate discuss 1 Girl Revolution and how storytelling, purpose, and authenticity are essential to fundraising.

In an exclusive interview before the release of her new book co-written with Ryan Anderson, Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review gives Dr. Grazie Christie and Ashley McGuire a sneak peek of 'Tearing Us Apart: How Abortion Harms Everything and Solves Nothing.' Emmy-award winner Kate Bryan of 1 Girl Revolution also joins to discuss 'Living the Feminist Dream: A Faithful Vision for Women in the Church and the World.' Father Roger Landry also joins with an inspiring homily for this second week of Lent on The Transfiguration. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio!

In this episode, Kate Bryan, author of the recent book Living the Feminist Dream, joins us to talk about her book and her project 1 Girl Revolution. Ms. Bryan discusses with us such topics as her background, her interest in the stories of various women in modern society and how they change the world around us, the importance of women in community, the failures of the contemporary secular feminist movement, and beyond. We hope that you enjoy this episode of our podcast and find something to take away and consider concerning the meaning of femininity in the present culture. 1 Girl Revolution website and podcast: https://1girlrevolution.com "I'm a 32-year-old virgin, and I'm living the feminist dream" article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2016/09/08/im-a-32-year-old-virgin-and-im-living-the-feminist-dream/ The Girl Inside: Official Documentary: https://1girlrevolution.com/the-girl-inside/ "Living the Feminist Dream" (Book): https://www.amazon.com/Living-Feminist-Dream-Faithful-English/dp/1565485165

Kate Bryan is a 2007 Theology Alumna and producer of an Emmy-Nominated Short Film. She founded 1 Girl Revolution, a multimedia platform and podcast that highlights the stories of everyday women who are changing the world through their lives.  Today she shares how Franciscan University helped to shape her into the woman she is today!  For the 1 Girl Revolution Podcast and the short film "The Girl Inside", visit  https://1girlrevolution.com/

Kate Bryan is the Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution. 1 Girl Revolution tells stories of resilience, empowerment, courage, strength, beauty, kindness, and more. 1 Girl Revolution highlights the stories of women and girls that the world may not know or may not have heard their story told in this way. Read more about Kate and 1 Girl Revolution at: https://1girlrevolution.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americas-talking/support

TALK ART LIVE in London!!! Join the inimitable hosts of Talk Art, Robert Diament and Russell Tovey for a live podcast recording as they interview Kate Bryan.Kate Bryan is Global Head of Collections at Soho House and author of a new book about artists that died too young, 'Bright Stars'. Recorded at Soho House White City in front of a sold out live audience, they cover big names such as Vincent Van Gogh, Jean Michel Basquiat and shine a light on lesser known talents like Khadija Saye, Paula Modersohn Becker and Amrita Sher Gil.In 'Bright Stars', Kate Bryan examines the lives and legacies of 30 great artists who died too young, celebrating their inspirational stories and extraordinary talent. Some of the world's greatest and most-loved artists died under the age of forty. But how did they turn relatively short careers into such long legacies? What drove them to create, against all the odds? And how can we use these stories to re-evaluate artists lost to the shadows, or whose legacies are not yet secured? Most artists have decades to hone their craft, win over the critics and forge their reputation, but that's not the case for the artists in this book. Art heavyweights Vincent van Gogh and Jean-Michel Basquiat have been mythologised, with their early deaths playing a key role in their posthumous fame. Others, such as Aubrey Beardsley and Noah Davis, were driven to create, knowing their time was limited. For some, premature death, compounded by gender and racial injustice, meant being left out of the history books – as was the case with Amrita Sher-Gil, Charlotte Salomon and Pauline Boty, now championed by Kate Bryan in this important re-appraisal. And, as Caravaggio and Vermeer's stories show us, it can take centuries for forgotten artists to be given the recognition they truly deserve. With each artist comes a unique and often surprising story about how lives full of talent and tragedy were turned into brilliant legacies that still influence and inspire us today. This is a celebration of talent so great it shines on. Beautifully illustrated by Anna Higgie with portraits of the artists, as well as reproductions of some of their most famous works, this important and timely work makes a crucial contribution to our understanding of the lives of some of the most talented artists throughout history.Kate Bryan is an arts broadcaster, curator, mentor and writer. She is Head of Collections for Soho House & Co. globally and has written and presented television programmes for Sky Arts, Sky Arte Italia, BBC Two and BBC Four. She is a judge on the annual Sky Arts competition programmes Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year, and the author of The Art of Love (White Lion Publishing, 2019).Follow @KateBryan_Art on Instagram and visit her official website at https://katebryanart.com/ Buy Kate's new book 'Bright Stars' from this link, OUT NOW! Buy 'Talk Art Book' from this link, also OUT NOW!For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. Talk Art theme music by Jack Northover @JackNorthoverMusic courtesy of HowlTown.com We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. For... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two challenges against Texas' heartbeat law this week - we're joined in studio by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Susan B. Anthony List's Mallory Quigley. There's a growing trend to replace the word “woman” and “mother” with “birthing person” – we discuss why this is concerning with Catholic author and philosopher Carrie Gress, Ph.D. A Catholic university, Loyola Marymount University, is hosting a Planned Parenthood fundraiser – Catherine Hadro ‘Speaks Out'. And we're joined by Kate Bryan to discuss her new book “Living the Feminist Dream” to hear how being a faithful Catholic enables her to be an empowered woman in this world. EWTN Pro-Life Weekly with Catherine Hadro airs on EWTN every Thursday night at 10 pm ET. It re-airs on Sundays at 10:30 am and Tuesdays at 1:30 pm ET.

How I met Kate Bryan, the 1 Girl Revolution.    A mutual friend told Kate about me and The Bonnell Foundation.  I was still a news reporter at WWJ, and working on my Foundation.  Kate came to my house to record the podcast and we hit it off!  Kate has terrific energy and is doing amazing stories on her 1 Girl Revolution podcasts. Kate has an Emmy-Nominated short documentary “The Girl Inside” about incarcerated women.  You can also her the incarcerated women on Kate's podcast series.  Go Kate!    1 Girl Revolution Website and Podcast: https://1girlrevolution.com/For more information on The Bonnell Foundation find us at https://thebonnellfoundation.org/Vertex Pharma - the science of possibility.  https://www.vrtx.comThe original music in this podcast is performed by Kevin Allan, who happens to have Cystic Fibrosis.  You can find him on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/KevinAllanMusicThis podcast was produced by JAG in Detroit Podcasts. https://jagindetroit.com/

Kate Bryan is the founder of 1 Girl Revolution and host of the 1 Girl Revolution podcast. 1 Girl Revolution is a media platform that uses Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and a podcast to highlight the stories of everyday women who are changing the world through their lives. This podcast/platform is built on the belief that every woman has the power to change the world through her life, and our goal is to empower and inspire women around to change the world through their lives as well. As the popular saying goes, “Empowered women, empower women.” 

MEET KATE BRYAN: Kate Bryan is the founder of 1 Girl Revolution and host of the 1 Girl Revolution podcast. 1 Girl Revolution is media platform that uses Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and a podcast to highlight the stories of everyday women who are changing the world through their lives. This platform/podcast podcast/platform is built on the belief that every woman has the power to change the world through her life, and our goal is to empower and inspire women around to change the world through their lives as well. As the popular saying goes, “Empowered women, empower women.” Kate is a podcast host, author, producer, and storyteller. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts/Theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville and a Master's degree in Public Affairs and Political Communication from the Dublin Institute of Technology in Dublin, Ireland.IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL HEAR: - how Kate's passion for women and empowering their messages sparked 1 Girl Revolution- the role Detroit plays in her journey and the theme of "rising from the ashes"- lessons from her grandfather on his deathbed- what keeps her from giving up and staying connected to her mission- how she overcame bullying while living with a rare auto-immune deficiency and how Irish dancing changed everything- reminders of your uniqueness and how "pulling the threads" can lead you to following your sparkand so much more!Want to stay connected with Kate and support 1 Girl Revolution? Make sure to subscribe to the podcast, follow 1 Girl Revolution and share on social media, watch and share "The Girl Inside" and share 1 Girl Revolution with your friends and family!1 Girl Revolution Podcast: https://1girlrevolution.com/podcast/The Girl Inside: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v583zIwMKeEFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/1girlrevoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/1girlrevoTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/1girlrevo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1girlrevoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/1girlrevolutionTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@1girlrevolutionLOOKING FOR RESOURCES TO HELP YOU FOLLOW YOUR SPARK?Download Gina's Top 15 Transformational Tools here: www.ginacasbarro.com/transformational-toolsTo stay connected to Gina on her travels or learn more about her work, check out the resources below: Follow your Spark Road Trip: https://www.ginacasbarro.com/follow-your-sparkCoaching & Feng Shui Services: https://ginacasbarro.com/all-servicesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gina_casbarro/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gcasbarroMusic: https://www.purple-planet.com

Joining Kate in this special bonus episode is art TV presenter and curator, Kate Bryan. She chats about her work promoting greater diversity in art, curating exhibitions for Soho House, and reveals which artists were the Kimye of their time! This episode was recorded as part of the How The Light Gets In Festival, the world's largest philosophy and music festival, hosting debates, talks, and music. Find out more at https://howthelightgetsin.org/.Do remember to follow us on Instagram (@whitewineqt) & Twitter (@WhiteWineQT) to keep up to date with the latest guests, news and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ask Win: http://askwin.weebly.com. Please donate to Ask Win by going to Payment Venmo Win1195 at https://venmo.com/. Win Kelly Charles' Books: https://www.amazon.com/Win-Kelly-Charles/e/B009VNJEKE/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1. Win Kelly Charles' MONAT: https://wincharles.mymonat.com.   On Ask Win today (Thursday, October 29, 2020), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Kate Bryan. Kate is the founder/CEO of 1 Girl Revolution, host of the “1 Girl Revolution” podcast, and curator and Executive Producer of the recent short documentary, “The Girl Inside.” "The Girl Inside” is a new short documentary that explores the story of Dr. Laura Biagi and five female inmates who participated in an academic course at Cook County Jail entitled, “Storytelling as a Healing Art”. Dr. Biagi was reunited with five of her former students for a special one day course on the power of our voices and storytelling – and what was revealed is “The Girl Inside.” 1 Girl Revolution is a social platform and podcast that highlights the stories of everyday women who are changing the world through their lives. Kate has a background in public relations and media, which led to her founding 1 Girl Revolution to tell the stories that are often untold - and unheard. Kate holds a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts from Franciscan University of Steubenville and a Master's degree in Public Affairs and Political Communication from the Dublin Institute of Technology in Ireland. Kate currently resides in Detroit, Michigan. Watch “The Girl Inside” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v583zIwMKeE. For more information on 1 Girl Revolution, please visit: http://1girlrevolution.com.

Kate Bryan the bold leader of the 1Girl Revolution Podcast sits down with me to discuss women and the importance of telling their unedited stories. With a background in PR, Kate had seen the way stories could be watered down or changed to fit a certain box. She started 1Girl to give women the space to tell their unedited stories and be a part of a supportive community that lifts each other up. Every woman has a story. Every woman has a voice. Every woman has the power to change the world through her life! Listen in to find out more about: The beginnings of starting her 1Girl Revolution podcast How the heck she was able to get featured on Good Morning America The power of storytelling and how using our voice allows us to rise from the ashes of our stories The idea of the power of ONE and the ripple effect of consistent small acts of kindness can change the world Check out Kate's 1Girl Revolution podcast and join the revolution community by visiting her Unicorn page HERE Or visit 1girlrevolution.com to connect with Kate and hear the incredible stories of revolutionary women. OPPORTUNITY FOR MY UNICORNS: This episode is generously sponsored by Embody Me. Embody Me is a one-stop shop virtual wellness studio for busy people like us! You can find live stream yoga, fitness, meditation, breath work, EFT Tapping, Moon Ceremonies, intuitive dance, and so much more... ALL IN ONE PLACE!! If you want to get to your best mental, physical, and spiritual state, sign up now for a free 7 day trial and 20% off your first month! You can use the code "UNICORN" to sign up at www.embodyme.live --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tribeofunicorns/support

In the final episode of the series, Kate Bryan speaks to Hong Kong-based visual artist Leung Chi Wo. Ranging from photography, video and performance to installations, his work combines historical exploration with conceptual inquiry. In this conversation with Bryan, he talks about the importance of the1967 Hong Kong riots and the influence they had on his work. He also discusses his independent art space, Para Site, (which he cofounded with other independent artists in Hong Kong) and the value that teaching has had on his practice. Leung's works have been exhibited at major international art spaces and institutions, including Tate Modern in London, Museu da Imagem e do Som in São Paulo and biennales in Shanghai, Busan and Manchester, among others. His photographic installation ‘Red Mustang', that features as part of his Hot Wheels series, can also be found in Soho House Hong Kong.

For the penultimate episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan is joined by Genevieve Gaignard. Based in Los Angeles, she enlists the use of photographic self-portraiture, sculpture and installation to explore race, femininity, class, and their various intersections. In this episode, Gaignard chats to Bryan about her recent residency at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, how she draws inspiration from her mother's aesthetic, and shares advice to aspiring artists. Gaignard's work has been exhibited throughout the United States, with shows at the Studio Museum in Harlem, the California African American Museum in Los Angeles, and the Houston Center for Photography. Her installationNever Too Much can also be found at Soho Warehouse in Downtown LA.

In the sixth episode of the series, Kate Bryan speaks to Tal R, an artist born in Tel Aviv and based in Copenhagen. Working across a diverse range of media, including painting, textiles, sculpture and furniture, Tal R encourages viewers to question the conceptions and presumptions they hold of their surroundings. Sitting down with Bryan, he discusses using jealousy as a motivating force in his work, painting in his dreams, and the importance of imagination and memory as part of his practice. Tal R's work has been widely exhibited, featuring in renowned galleries across the world. These include the Victoria Miro Gallery in London, Contemporary Fine Arts in Berlin, and the Louisiana Museum for Moderne Kunst in Denmark. One of his paintings also features as part of Soho House's permanent collection and can be found on display at Soho House Tel Aviv.

For the fifth episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan speaks to artist and creator of the iconic characters Flyboy and Lil Mama: Hebru Brantley. Heavily influenced by the murals and graffiti work of Chicago's South Side in the 1960s and 1970s, he continues to work within those traditions to explore themes of nostalgia, power, and hope. In this conversation, Brantley talks about the significance that anime, comic books and manga had on his childhood. He also shares what it was like to collaborate with the likes of Nike and Cadillac, and his immersive installation, ‘Nevermore Park'. Brantley's work has been showcased internationally, featuring in global art exhibits including Art Basel Switzerland, Art Basel Miami, and Frieze London. His work will also soon feature as part of a new Soho House site in the US.

This week we are honored to welcome Kate Bryan to the podcast!  She is doing amazing things with her One Girl Revolution Movement!  She was recently featured on Good Morning America and is making a big splash!  She blessed us with our time together and will be a blessing to you as well!  Listen up ladies! Check out Kate! @mskatebryan | Linktree 1 Girl Revolution (@1girlrevo) • Instagram photos and videos    

Up next in Soho House's How To Be An Artist series is Berlin-based Jorinde Voigt. Primarily recognised for her large-scale abstract drawings, Voigt's work is heavily influenced by musical notation, philosophical texts, and sensory information. In her discussion with Kate Bryan, she explains why she stepped away from using photography as part of her practice, and the continued impact her early studies in music have on the work that she creates. Voigt's work features in prominent international museums and public collections, including Centre Pompidou (Paris),Kupferstichkabinett Berlin, and The British Museum (London). Three of her drawings can also be found on display in Soho House Berlin.

Katy Wickremesinghe is the Founder KTW London and The Wick - a global consultancy and content platform on a mission to connect the culturally curious and make individuals and businesses more art engaged and responsible. As well as being recognised as a Top 5 PR Week Powerbook Luxury Leader UK (2020/2021), Katy is also a passionate cultural patron and advocate and is committed in her roles as: Trustee, Dulwich Picture Gallery; Board Advisor, The Line London; Mentor AWITA (Association of Women in the Arts); Patron Serpentine Future Contemporaries, V&A; Editorial Committee CogX Katy is fast becoming known as a leading voice working across the arts and business sectors and as a regular moderator in arts, cultural and brand talks, panels have included: The Art of Love in conversation with Kate Bryan at Fortnum & Mason; The Healing Power of Art as part of Goals House to mark the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations, Communications; Strategies in a Time of Crisis with AWITA; Collect Art Fair 2021; London Tech Club. IG: @ktwlondon / @thewickculture / @misskatywick Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

In this week's episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan speaks to American artist Xaviera Simmons. Based in New York, her work spans photography, performance, video, sound, sculpture, and mixed media. Bryan sits down with Simmons to discuss racial injustice, her attitudes to craft, and how art can be a part of the critique of power systems. Simmons' works can be found in major museums, including The Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Her artwork features in Ludlow House – and soon in Shoreditch House – as part of Soho House's permanent art collection.

The moments of panic will come and go when my value is assigned by world standards.

Kate Bryan, Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution, shares her experience of growing up with chronic illness and how it inspired her to amplify the stories of women across the country. Show notes: (2:42) After Fr. Patrick and Emily briefly catch up and discuss spring and the great sunshine, Emily introduces this episode’s guest, Kate Bryan. (5:11) Kate discusses what it was like growing up with Job Syndrome, her very rare immune deficiency, and the role that played in her faith and her desire to witness to the Lord’s greatness. She also mentions her great-grandfather having been visited by Solanus Casey, and the lessons about faith her grandfather taught her. (9:54) Kate shares some of the most challenging experiences of growing up being bullied as a result of her Job Syndrome symptoms, as well as one of her most significant breakthroughs in faith. (14:04) Kate provides some background on 1 Girl Revolution, how it got started, and where it is today. She talks about giving a platform to women across the country of all ages to tell their stories, and how it stemmed from the knowledge and feeling of being uninvited or unwelcome in certain places. (19:14) She discusses some of the stories 1 Girl Revolution has recently covered and some upcoming documentaries and stories she’s currently working on. Fr. Patrick asks if any people Kate’s talked with in the past have reached out again and shared any impact that 1 Girl has had on them, and Kate shares a story of human trafficking survivors she’s worked with who have, in turn, created ministries to help other women escape dangerous situations. (23:42) Kate tells the story of her friend Jada, a woman who was in rehab at the time Kate first connected with her, and how upon leaving rehab, Jada went back to school to become an aesthetician and started her own organization to help other women in rehab feel confident about themselves. (28:45) Kate shares some of her experience of moving away and returning to Detroit, how elements of ministry and of life can come full circle. She reminisces on Sundays in Corktown growing up, the nostalgia she finds in her faith community still, and how great it is to be back in Detroit. (31:17) Fr. Patrick and Kate discuss the Mass at Most Holy Trinity that is usually followed by healing prayer led by students of Encounter Ministries, and Fr. Patrick shares a bit about what Encounter Ministries is. (33:06) Kate talks about her dreams for the future of 1 Girl: more podcasts, more documentaries, and more of empowering everyone, not just women and girls, to tell their stories and see their purpose. Links from this episode: 1 Girl Revolution website (https://1girlrevolution.com/) 1 Girl Revolution on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/1girlrevo/) The Girl Inside (https://1girlrevolution.com/the-girl-inside/) New Directions for Women (https://www.newdirectionsforwomen.org/) Gaelic League (https://www.gaelicleagueofdetroit.org/) Encounter School of Ministry (https://encounterschool.org/) Kate Bryan (https://katembryan.com/)

Kate Bryan, Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution, shares her experience of growing up with chronic illness and how it inspired her to amplify the stories of women across the country. Show notes: (2:42) After Fr. Patrick and Emily briefly catch up and discuss spring and the great sunshine, Emily introduces this episode’s guest, Kate Bryan. (5:11) Kate discusses what it was like growing up with Job Syndrome, her very rare immune deficiency, and the role that played in her faith and her desire to witness to the Lord’s greatness. She also mentions her great-grandfather having been visited by Solanus Casey, and the lessons about faith her grandfather taught her. (9:54) Kate shares some of the most challenging experiences of growing up being bullied as a result of her Job Syndrome symptoms, as well as one of her most significant breakthroughs in faith. (14:04) Kate provides some background on 1 Girl Revolution, how it got started, and where it is today. She talks about giving a platform to women across the country of all ages to tell their stories, and how it stemmed from the knowledge and feeling of being uninvited or unwelcome in certain places. (19:14) She discusses some of the stories 1 Girl Revolution has recently covered and some upcoming documentaries and stories she’s currently working on. Fr. Patrick asks if any people Kate’s talked with in the past have reached out again and shared any impact that 1 Girl has had on them, and Kate shares a story of human trafficking survivors she’s worked with who have, in turn, created ministries to help other women escape dangerous situations. (23:42) Kate tells the story of her friend Jada, a woman who was in rehab at the time Kate first connected with her, and how upon leaving rehab, Jada went back to school to become an aesthetician and started her own organization to help other women in rehab feel confident about themselves. (28:45) Kate shares some of her experience of moving away and returning to Detroit, how elements of ministry and of life can come full circle. She reminisces on Sundays in Corktown growing up, the nostalgia she finds in her faith community still, and how great it is to be back in Detroit. (31:17) Fr. Patrick and Kate discuss the Mass at Most Holy Trinity that is usually followed by healing prayer led by students of Encounter Ministries, and Fr. Patrick shares a bit about what Encounter Ministries is. (33:06) Kate talks about her dreams for the future of 1 Girl: more podcasts, more documentaries, and more of empowering everyone, not just women and girls, to tell their stories and see their purpose. Links from this episode: 1 Girl Revolution website (https://1girlrevolution.com/) 1 Girl Revolution on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/1girlrevo/) The Girl Inside (https://1girlrevolution.com/the-girl-inside/) New Directions for Women (https://www.newdirectionsforwomen.org/) Gaelic League (https://www.gaelicleagueofdetroit.org/) Encounter School of Ministry (https://encounterschool.org/) Kate Bryan (https://katembryan.com/)

For the second episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan is joined by the Dutch artists Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta, founders of Drift. Having worked side by side for more than 10 years, the duo discuss how they incorporate technology into their practice and what humans can learn from swarming starlings. Based in Amsterdam, Drift comprises a multidisciplinary team of more than 50 people creating experiential sculptures, installations, and performances. Their work has been exhibited in numerous institutions, including The Victoria and Albert Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. An iteration of their renowned and ongoing Fragile Future series can also be found in Soho House Amsterdam.

For the first episode of How To Be An Artist, host Kate Bryan chats to British artist Idris Khan. He reflects on the moment he sold his artwork to Charles Saatchi as a fresh art graduate, and discusses the importance of doubt as part of the creative process. Based in London, Khan works in various media, drawing from a diverse range of cultural sources, including music, philosophy, literature, and religion. In 2017, he received an OBE for his services to art. Khan's artwork can also be found in our Houses: Little House Mayfair, DUMBO House, Soho House New York, 40 Greek Street, Shoreditch House, and Soho House Rome (opening soon).

Kate Bryan is the founder of 1girlrevolution podcast, she is also a branding expert and someone who knows how to look at both sides of a story. Having worked in politics and living outside of the US to work in politics she takes a new approach to female empowerment. See how she was able to leverage other peoples stories to get featured on GMA

Kate Bryan is from Detroit, MI and the CEO of 1 Girl Revolution. Her passion is helping women share their authentic stories. Today she shares about her early experiences with bullying and being silenced. That journey led her to create 1 Girl Revolution in order to empower other women to share their voices, because there are so many stories that the media isn't telling. Women aren't given a platform often enough, to tell their stories in an authentic way. Kate points out that so often, not only are we silenced by others, but sometimes we are our own worst enemies. We silence ourselves with our limiting beliefs and our self-doubt. A favorite quote shared: “I was born to do this.” -Joan of Arc Kate was born with a really rare immune deficiency called Job's Syndrome. Along with sickness and pain, it drew bullying when she was young. She quickly morphed from a little girl that had all kinds of ideas and stories to tell, to a silent “shrinking violet” trying desperately to not draw attention to herself. She eventually found herself and her courage, but still remembers those moments when she knew the pain of feeling invisible and what it feels like to have no voice or to be silenced. And that's why she cares so much about women and their stories. Kate advises to begin with courage. Do the things that your intuition and inner knowing tells you. You may not necessarily see the path way forward, but you just have to act on things as they come your way instead of just sitting and thinking about it, which a lot of us can be guilty of. Kate also shared a favorite habit- keeping a notebook around her where she can write an idea, a story or something that sparks an idea and it could be a big crazy dream. Write it down because you never know when you're going to be able to go back to that or you never know when you might have the resources. She advises to create a space to dream and think about things. Quiet your mind and just be who you were created to be, you have to tune in to that inspiration, you can't do that when you're super busy. Kate encourages everyone - if you have a dream, go for it! You just have to trust yourself, and do the work. Whatever your thing is, find it and chase it and don't be afraid. Recently, Kate and 1 Girl Revolution hit 100 episodes of the 1 Girl Revolution podcast (which is available on Apple podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen to podcasts) and released a short documentary featuring incarcerated women at Cook County Jail, called "The Girl Inside." For more information on Kate and 1 Girl Revolution, you can visit 1GirlRevolution.com. Join us weekly as host CJ Rivard interviews everyday heroines, just like you, who share about their experiences and techniques used to work through life's challenges and create a better life for themselves and those around them. Through being Women of courageous Action, Vision and ongoing Evolution, each of us is making a ripple of positive impact. And together we are creating a WAVE of powerful change. If you'd like to be a part of the Inspired WAVE movement and lock arms with other Women of Action, Vision & continuous Evolution, join us in our FREE Facebook group! It's a private and safe space for women to learn, support, and encourage each other in the pursuit of their big vision. ➡️ Join an https://www.facebook.com/groups/wildwavetribe (Empowering Sisterhood of Leaders & Change Makers) Sign up on our https://theinspiredwave.us1.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5c0096c0725717ba0d5014290&id=597a218702 (email list) & get your FREE Growth Plan Template! For more inspirational content, tips, and encouragement to turn your visions into reality, follow us on social: ➡️ https://www.facebook.com/TheInspiredWAVE (Our Facebook page) ➡️ https://www.instagram.com/theinspiredwave/ (Our Instagram account) Don't forget to follow this show; and if you are finding value here, please leave a review and share with your friends so this can reach more women...

Our special guest, Kate Bryan, shares the common grit and resilience of every woman. She tells us about her life-long inspiration behind founding 1 Girl Revolution, and sheds light on the powerful stories of ordinary girls who respond to real needs. Whether you are incarcerated, homeless, nine years old or a hair stylist, every girl has a story, a purpose, and mission that will affect generations to come. That includes you!Our special guest, Kate Bryan, shares the common grit and resilience of every woman. She tells us about her life-long inspiration behind founding 1 Girl Revolution, and sheds light on the powerful stories of ordinary girls who respond to real needs. Whether you are incarcerated, homeless, nine years old or a hair stylist, every girl has a story, a purpose, and mission that will affect generations to come. That includes you!

An introduction to a new series brought to you by Soho House, hosted by Kate Bryan. We'll be talking to some of the most influential contemporary artists whose artworks feature throughout our Houses around the world.

Kate Bryan is the Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution. 1 Girl Revolution tells stories of resilience, empowerment, courage, strength, beauty, and kindness. And highlights the stories of women and girls that the world may not know or may not have heard their story told. Be sure to check out 1GirlRevolution.com and listen to the podcast or watch some documentaries.

Raleigh mom and social media star Kate Bryan (K8_smallthings) has a following of more than 800,000 people between YouTube and Instagram. The successful blogger is also a two time WRAL.com Voters' Choice Award winner for best local social media influencer. Bryan opens up about how things have changed since she started her The Small Things blog a decade ago. We talk hair tutorials, favorite Peloton instructors (Cody Rigsby from Greensboro, NC) and more! Follow Kate Bryan on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/k8_smallthings/ Kate Bryan on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWRAvQOJVJQKagpcMbePyvg The Small Things Blog - https://www.thesmallthingsblog.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Raleigh mom and social media star Kate Bryan (K8_smallthings) has a following of more than 800,000 people between YouTube and Instagram. The successful blogger is also a two time WRAL.com Voters' Choice Award winner for best local social media influencer. Bryan opens up about how things have changed since she started her The Small Things blog a decade ago. We talk hair tutorials, favorite Peloton instructors (Cody Rigsby from Greensboro, NC) and more! Follow Kate Bryan on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/k8_smallthings/ Kate Bryan on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWRAvQOJVJQKagpcMbePyvg The Small Things Blog - https://www.thesmallthingsblog.com/

Every woman has the power to change the world.  That's the mantra of the organization "1 Girl Revolution" and its founder, Kate Bryan. WWJ's Brooke Allen spoke with her -- live. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1 Girl Revolution founder Kate Bryan hosts this first episode of the new season to share big news, big dreams, behind-the-scenes stories of 1 Girl Revolution, plans for 2021 and beyond, and so much more. Spoiler alert: 1 Girl Revolution is going to be on Good Morning America! Kate shares those details this episode and more!   Learn more about 1 Girl Revolution at: 1girlrevolution.com

Art historian Kate Bryan on her favourite Art love stories of the 20th Century. Filmmaker-turned-photographer Amos Gebhardt guides us through ‘Small acts of resistance’, a glittering triptych of queer love. And the spirit and life lessons of the iconic Melbourne artist Mirka Mora, the subject of a big new exhibition.

Art historian Kate Bryan on her favourite Art love stories of the 20th Century. Filmmaker-turned-photographer Amos Gebhardt guides us through ‘Small acts of resistance', a glittering triptych of queer love. And the spirit and life lessons of the iconic Melbourne artist Mirka Mora, the subject of a big new exhibition.

Art historian Kate Bryan on her favourite Art love stories of the 20th Century.Filmmaker-turned-photographer Amos Gebhardt guides us through ‘Small acts of resistance', a glittering triptych of queer love.And the spirit and life lessons of the iconic Melbourne artist Mirka Mora, the subject of a big new exhibition.

Art historian Kate Bryan on her favourite Art love stories of the 20th Century. Filmmaker-turned-photographer Amos Gebhardt guides us through ‘Small acts of resistance’, a glittering triptych of queer love. And the spirit and life lessons of the iconic Melbourne artist Mirka Mora, the subject of a big new exhibition.

Art historian Kate Bryan on her favourite Art love stories of the 20th Century. Filmmaker-turned-photographer Amos Gebhardt guides us through ‘Small acts of resistance', a glittering triptych of queer love. And the spirit and life lessons of the iconic Melbourne artist Mirka Mora, the subject of a big new exhibition.

Art historian and presenter Kate Bryan shares some of the artist's love stories from her book 'The Art of Love'.

This week Gary Mansfield speaks to Sarah Maple (@sarahmapleart)   Sarah Maple is a multi-disciplined artist that takes a very British approach to confront very British attitudes. Being of mixed race (Mother is Kenyan and Father British) and having been brought up a Muslim, Sarah has witnessed bigotry and discrimination from various directions, be it racial, cultural, sexual, etc.   Since winning the New Sensations award in 2007, straight out of University, she has developed an ingenious tool to highlight and confront the aforementioned bigotry and discrimination; Sarah applies the perfect amount of satirical humour into her work, that the viewer is forced, before they realise it, to take a definite political or cultural stance. If you are not laughing with her, you are laughing at yourself, from the other side of the fence.   In 2015 Sarah won a Sky Arts Scholarship to produce a new body of work and in 2020 [mid-pandemic], teamed up with Sky Arts to break new ground and produce six 10-minute Sitcom episodes, which, in real time, cumulate to a solo show named Sarah Maple’s Nazi Sexy Shark Show at the Jealous East Gallery, curated by Kate Bryan.   For more information on Sarah Maple and his work go to www.sarahmaple.com For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www. ministryofarts.org Email: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com   Social Media: @ministryofartsorg

Synopsis: A deep conversation about the role of emotions, specifically shadow emotions, that get processed and integrated into our work. About the Artist: Intrigued by the evolution of the human spirit; Harte seeks to translate intimate thoughts, moments, and feelings of daily life into art works. Harte's use of symbolism, as well as hidden and fractured images, draw the onlooker into multilayered portals of storytelling. Although at times seemingly raw, Harte challenges the onlooker to lean in and fully immerse ones self, with an open heart. Cherie's work has been celebrated in ads for Saatchi Art and was recently named “Must See Artist” at “The Other Art Fair”, by Rebecca Wilson Chief Curator and Vice President of Art Advisory at Saatchi Art (Los Angeles March 2019). Harte's work was featured in the 75th anniversary exhibit of Peggy Guggenheim's “31 Women” exhibition, as selected by juror Kate Bryan, head curator of SoHo House International (Sept 2018). To see more of Cherie's work, please visit: · Instagram · Facebook · Website

You are a 1 Girl Revolution. You have been given a mission and purpose, unique as your fingerprint, that has the power to change the world. Whether your path has been straight, or looks nothing like you've imagined, every chapter has led to the next. If you've been looking for that extra push to begin pulling the thread on what God has called you to do, here it is! Kate Bryan, founder of 1 Girl Revolution, joins me today to reignite your passion, and remind you that you have the power to change the world through your everyday life. You don't need a platform, and you don't need a plan. All you need is an open heart and courage to say yes to whatever comes your way! Learn more about 1 Girl Revolution online at http://1girlrevolution.com/. Join a community of world-changers on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/963446630694449/?ref=share.

Kate Bryan (@k8_smallthings) joins Influencer Business to discuss how the pandemic has affected her personal life and her business as an influencer. As someone who has been blogging for nearly ten years, Kate has some exceptional insights and tips on how to manage this unique moment in history. Though she has the same anxieties and concerns as everyone, she has set up a framework and boundaries that allow her to navigate those more effectively. This is especially important because not only does she have a family to take care of, but also a large following to think about as well. Kate also shares a number of tips on how to use this time to clarify your work as an influencer and connect with your audience. She is a wealth of knowledge and her practical, thoughtful approach to this pandemic will provide a steady guiding hand to any influencer looking for help during this crisis.For more about our guest Kate:@k8_smallthingswww.thesmallthingsblog.comFor more about Trove:@trovebusinesswww.trovebusiness.com

Special episode of the 1 Girl Revolution podcast with host Kate Bryan. Kate discusses 15 ways you can help others during the Covid-19/Coronavirus crisis, 3 ways you can teach your kids to help others during this crisis, and she highlights some of the stories of women around the country who are doing incredible things to help others and spread kindness and love during this difficult time. You don't want to miss this special episode!

Founder of 1 Girl Revolution, Kate Bryan, hosts this special episode of the 1 Girl Revolution podcast, celebrating the first year of 1 Girl Revolution. Kate talks about the past year, the women we’ve had the honor of meeting and interviewing, what she’s learned, how the platform has evolved, and she shares some teasers for what is to come in 2020, and more. Don’t miss this great episode celebrating the 1st year of 1 Girl Revolution! For more information on 1 Girl Revolution, more podcast episodes, stories, videos, and more, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com

Kate Bryan is the Founder and CEO of 1 Girl Revolution. After living away from Detroit for nearly 10 years, Kate recently returned to her roots and decided that Detroit was the ideal place to launch 1 Girl Revolution. 1 Girl Revolution is the embodiment of Detroit's two mottos – “there is always hope” and “it will rise from the ashes.” Just like for us, there is always hope and we will rise from the ashes. 1 Girl Revolution highlights the stories of everyday women who are changing the world through their lives. And our hope is that we can inspire and empower every woman to see her value, her purpose, and her power – and recognize that she has the power to change the world through her life. Website: http://www.1girlrevolution.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/1girlrevo Instagram: www.instagram.com/1girlrevo Twitter: www.twitter.com/1girlrevo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv7LjdEH9HQDtcqWwVmEdXQ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1459681878 https://soundcloud.com/1girlrevo/

Hey y'all! Leah was a guest on the 1GirlRevolution podcast with Kate Bryan, and we wanted to make sure you all got to hear that great conversation. Kate and Leah talk about her story beyond the moment of reality tv, the perspective she's gained, and how important it is to empower women.Learn more about the 1 Girl Revolution! Come join us inside Lux U! Get great Catholic content for women, find community, and become the leader you were made to be. Sign up here!Come to Italy with Leah and Fr. Michael O'Loughlin on pilgrimage! Who doesn't want that??You can support the Do Something Beautiful Podcast NOW on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leahdarrow. Help us create great content that you want to hear!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/leahdarrow)

Kate Bryan, CEO & Founder of 1 Girl Revolution joins us in a deep dialogue about scarcity and purpose. In this episode, we explore possible facets of why people feel insecure. You can find Kate on instagram: @1girlrevo

Art commentator and curator Kate Bryan discusses her new book ‘The Art of Love’, musician Erland Cooper talks us through his recent album ‘Sule Skerry’ and we meet pioneering artist Frank Stella to discuss his life and work.

1 Girl Revolution founder Kate Bryan does something a little different this week and shares an update about 1 Girl Revolution. She gives a recap about some of the stories the 1GR podcast has shared and looks forward to many incredible women’s stories to come - both on the podcast and in video format. To learn more about 1 Girl Revolution and to hear more about the vision of 1GR, check this episode out. And for more information on 1 Girl Revolution, visit: 1GirlRevolution.com

Founder of 1 Girl Revolution and host of the 1 Girl Revolution Podcast, Kate Bryan, introduces 1 Girl Revolution, shares her own personal story, and discusses what it means to be a 1 Girl Revolution and how this project came to fruition. Every woman has a story. Every woman has a voice. Every woman has the power to change the world through her life. Every woman is a 1 Girl Revolution!

This week, we speak with Kate Bryan, pro-life feminist, communications strategist, speaker, and writer. In this podcast, Marcellino and Kate talk about the call we have as creatives to challenge the culture and stand up for our core values and beliefs. They discuss the importance of being firm in one’s identity so as not to react to controversy out of wounds or fear, but to respond with love. Both Marcellino and Kate share stories of times they’ve had to stand up against the tide for their own beliefs - including the time Marcellino wrote a controversial blog post while in college and the time Kate called out the leadership of the Women’s March for not letting pro-life women participate. They also discuss the importance of community and solidarity in standing for your convictions, as well as the very real fear we all have of not belonging when we are called to stand up against what may be popular.

Kate Bryan returns this week to talk about Saturday's March for Our Lives rally, millennials' political party affiliations (or lack thereof) and movies. Acknowledging a Broken World Matthias talks about his pastor's thoughtful and apolitical comments on the March for Our Lives, and he and Kate discuss a more nuanced angle on the gun control rally: how it exposes our cultural problems and the brokenness of the world we live in. Millennials Going Rogue? The Pew Research Center recently released this startling statistic: The number of millennial women who identify as Democrat or lean Democrat has jumped from 56 percent to 70 percent in only four years. Jordan isn't a bit surprised at this trend, but she also doesn't think Democrats are guaranteed that vote forever since millennials don't have the same loyalty to party branding that their parents did. We discuss the Obama campaign's effect on millennials and their cynicism toward politicians. Nothing New in Hollywood We ask Kate, a fellow movie fan, to weigh in on the discussion of violence in movies and specifically, violence toward women. Do you need to portray violence to tell a story? At what point are we simply glorifying and celebrating violence in say, a Quentin Tarantino fashion? We talk about Uma Thurman's account of filming "Kill Bill" and (according to her) sustaining long-term injuries under Tarantino's direction as well as the tragic story of Taylor Hickson, a young actress who was pressured to bang on a glass window during filming and sustained a permanent facial scar after the glass broke. Terrible Opinions Jordan: Being sick as an adult is awesome. Matthias: Churches need to tell Christians to stop worshipping the idol of accomplishment. Kate: I now love having my phone in black and white.

Kate Bryan returned to the show this week to talk about Harvey Weinstein, Roy Moore, the avalanche of sexual misconduct allegations that are disrupting the entertainment industry and the world of politics – and for some pop culture, the new Taylor Swift album. Will the stores about Moore affect his Senate campaign in Alabama? And what made the Weinstein story different when people haven’t cared before about sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood? Terrible Opinions Kate: I hated Taylor Swift’s new album and here’s why. Jordan: Taylor Swift’s initial singles for her albums aren’t great – I didn’t love “Look What You Made Me Do” but I loved “Reputation.” Matthias: I relate more to progressive Christians who have socialist views and strive to be faithful believers than to conservative Christians who embrace the Trump crowd. Weinstein and Hollywood history We discuss the allegations against film mogul Harvey Weinstein that sparked a revolution in Hollywood, the music industry and politics to expose serial predators. Decades of abuse in the entertainment industry are finally coming to light – but what made this story about Weinstein different? We analyze the political moment, the timing and the research that went into exposing Weinstein’s years of allegedly exploiting and assaulting young actresses. Matthias asks an important question: How can these abusers in entertainment, politics and all of society go about making restitution?

Kate Bryan joined us this week to talk about horror movies, symbolism and why "It" was way better than "Mother!"  Terrible Opinions:  Matthias: People who make purportedly professional TV appearances to talk about the Constitution should act like adults. Apparently this is now a terrible opinion.  Jordan: Movie trailers should be abolished because they spoil the whole story. They are also a terrible business model because so many of them give away the movie for free.  Kate: Pumpkin spice is unnecessary in your latte. "Just have a coffee or don't have a coffee." Also, we need more good PR for candy corn because it's the best.  "A very empty film"  Kate and Jordan attempt to analyze "Mother!" The Darren Aronofsky film starring Jennifer Lawrence left a lot of viewers perplexed after seeing it this weekend. To give us a baseline for horror movies, Kate contrasts "Mother!" and "It" since one followed horror movie structure and the other used horror elements but wasn't a true film of the genre. Matthias talks about monster movies, a favorite type of horror, and says "The Thing" is a must-watch. We also discuss Aronofsky films in general, with Matthias praising "Noah" and Jordan contrasting "Mother!" and "Black Swan." Kate talks about why horror films challenge who we are as people.

32 year old virgin Kate Bryan is on the show to talk about chastity, masturbation, and if she owns a vibrator. Sarah responds to all the hate the mail she received from the National Anthem discussion, and a listener e-mailed wanting to know if he should ghost his weed guy!? Email: sarah@heyfrase.com

The Paradox team discusses a very important cultural event: the Netflix revival of "Gilmore Girls" (warning: MAJOR spoilers for "A Year in the Life"). D.C. writer and communications star Kate Bryan joined Jordan and Matthias to talk about what we loved, what we hated, and why two of the show's big storylines were redemptive and satisfying and one was definitely not (ahem, Rory). Why "Gilmore Girls" and what the heck is up with Rory? Jordan explains why we wanted to devote a podcast episode to "Gilmore Girls." Kate starts off our analysis with her theory that a certain Gilmore girl is a hot mess in "A Year in the Life" because creator Amy Sherman-Palladino originally envisioned this story for a 22-year-old Rory. Are men important in Gilmore world? (Spoiler: Yes) We contrast how male and female characters are depicted on the show. We talk some about the feminism of "Gilmore Girls" and Lorelai's powerful storyline as a single mom building her own life to make things better for her daughter. While the show is female-focused, men are important characters as well, so we take a look at individual male characters and analyze important connections like Rory's relationship with her father and Lorelai's relationship with Luke. "My ancestors came over on the Mayflower." Matthias kicks off a discussion of class tension on "Gilmore Girls" with an interesting point from @AllahPundit, who recently tweeted that the show is a battle between Lorelai and Emily over which class Rory should be part of. https://twitter.com/allahpundit/status/812392609603874816 Predictions We wrap up with predictions about whether or not Netflix will continue with another season of "A Year in the Life," which then morphs into expectations/fears/hopes for what would happen. Matthias predicts that there won't be another season. Kate hopes that Rory finds success with her book and that the baby is a boy. We try to predict exactly when Rory and Jess will get together.

SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES This week we’re joined by the fantastic John Hawkins of RightWingNews.com, and the lovely Kate Bryan of Acculterated and LiveActionFilms. We were also joined by Rener Gracie, but the audio was corrupted, so we’ll get him back this month. We discuss the increasingly destructive Ferguson riots, racist cops, Chris Rock’s recent, racist statements and exactly what happened in the famous New York chokehold case.  Also, FunDip discusses his trips to the grocery store.  Hold onto your butts!     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pinterest can be a very powerful tool for business owners. In a recent Oh So Pinteresting podcast episode, we heard from Kate Bryan about the millions of pageviews her blog receives from Pinterest every month. Bizrate Insights found in a recent study, 70% of those surveyed used Pinterest to get inspiration on what to buy. The best way to make sure your business reaps the benefits of Pinterest is to have your products and/or content shared on Pinterest. But have you made it easy for your customers to share your content on Pinterest? The post Get Pinned! Pinterest Pin it Button for WordPress OSP Episode: 015 appeared first on .

 Simon Schama; Kate Bryan; Sophie Hastings; Conrad Shawcros and Maggi Hambling CBE. Part of the Names Not Numbers 2013 symposium www.namesnotnumbers.com.