Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly mason

Subscriber-only episodeThe patreon bad boys are at it again to talk LA fires, NFL, and answer special request questions from the homie Kelly Mason: crazy party stories, funny hookup stories, stuff we need to get off our chests, and what makes our lives meaningful.  Intro song: "Hell Yes" by Beck.  Outro song: "Los Angeles is Burning" by Bad Religion.

Is that Christmas in the air, or is it capitalism?There's no doubt about it: overconsumption degrades the planet. Enter Secondhand Sunday, a new-ish shopping holiday that's nestled between Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It's dedicated to all-things thrifted and redirects shoppers away from mass consumption and toward pre-loved items instead. On today's show Poshmark's Kelly Mason inspires us to think differently about shopping during the holidays.(P.S. Are you putting up your Christmas tree this weekend? Listen to Episode #323: O Christmas Tree first!) Here's a preview:[2:45] The case for normalizing secondhand items as gifts[6:00] We live in a different world than we did as children! Here's why it's high-time our giving rituals adapt to our current enviro-reality[13:00] Would your loved ones be open to receiving a secondhand gift? This is what market research says[15:00] Skeptics, unite! How to best dip your toe into the secondhand lifestyle[21:00] Why it's individual voices (a.k.a. yours and mine) that contribute to the collective gifting mindset shift --Join our (free!) community here.Find your tribe. Sustainable Minimalists are on Facebook, Instagram + Youtube.Say hello! MamaMinimalistBoston@gmail.com.Our Sponsors:* Thank you to Factor! Use code sustainable50 for 50% off. https://www.factor75.com/* Thank you to LifeStraw Home! Use code SUSTAINABLE for 20% off. https://lifestraw.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sustainable-minimalists/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

André and Miroki are joined by Maya Gallus of Red Queen Productions to talk about her newest documentary Crush: Message In A BottleFeaturing winemakers and grape growers in Niagara including Thomas Bachelder, Kelly Mason, Shiraz Mottiar, and Anne Marie Saunders. André is gearing up for his annual Grey Cup party - it's time to talk about what eats to enjoy over four quarters (even if the Riders didn't make the cut this year) Miroki stepped off the plane and visited a few wineries in Nova Scotia to dig deeper into the courageous winemaking taking place on the East Coast. She spoke withRyan Isnor of Benjamin BridgeWendy Collins of Planters RidgeRachel Lightfoot of Lightfood and WolfvilleYou can follow Miroki on Instagram @9ouncespleaseYou can follow André at instagram @andrewinereview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I found myself in Beamsville at the Maison Mason with winemaker Kelly Mason talking about (that extra 3 hours it would seem she needs to add to each day) just to get it all done! We talked and tasted very delicious wines. Also, former editor of Creem Magazine, Dave Di Martino talks about all things rock.

Winemaker, vineyard manager and the owner of Mason Vineyard, Kelly Mason is back on the podcast! Such a fun interview with a winemaker who truly puts all of herself into her wine. Kelly has the unique skill of humanizing the world of winemaking and her work ethic will blow you away. A must listen episode. 

Today on the show I have Kelly Mason. She is the creator of Spindle and Co and Flock. Flock is an online membership and community for creative spinners who care deeply about the planet. With this she offers subscription boxes that include ethical fiber, guided mediation and a whole new way of feeling grounded. Show notes here. 

Trust me when I tell ya you're going to love my interview with winemaker (Domaine Queylus & Mason Vineyard) Kelly Mason. I ask her what she loves the most and hates the most about Pinot Noir, her answer is hilarious and would not be allowed on terrestrial radio. Kelly is one of the most talented winemakers in Ontario … she has a cult following! Also, the wines of Domaine Queylus should dispel the idea that paying $40 for a bottle of Ontario wine is too much. These are wildly high-quality wines. 

Welcome to High Fibre! In this very first episode, you will get to meet me, hi, I'm Kelly Mason, and get a glimpse into all the fiber fun we're about to have! I'll be telling you a little bit about myself and also explaining why I believe aligning your personal values with your spinning practice is the key to feeling amazing! We'll talk about 'high vibes' and what they are, and how we can use this concept to guide us towards finding our very own 'high fibre', you know, that fiber that makes your heart grow a few sizes every time you touch it? You can email me kelly@spindleandcompany.com,au anytime with questions or feedback, or visit my website for more information www.spindleandcompany.com.au and thank you again so very much for listening.

Remember the spinning wheel in the fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty? Seems pretty old-fashioned right? But based on my conversation with my friend, Kelly Mason, I'm feeling quite the opposite. There are so many benefits to this beautiful art and Kelly tells us all about it. From environmental to mental wellness, I was overwhelmed (in a good way) by how positive an impact the art of spinning can have.  Kelly's energy is beautiful throughout: full of joy, love and curiosity… we could have talked for hours! To learn more about Kelly and her wonderFULL work: Instagram: @spindleandcompany (You'll love her reels!) Website: https://www.spindleandcompany.com.au  And to join Kelly in supporting Podcast WonderFULL and to be a part of illuminating the beauty and kindness of the world through the work of Project WonderFULL, head on over to projectwonderfull.com/patreon 

Kelly stopped by the podcast today to share her leadership goals of running for the Springfield School Board. She was born and raised here in Springfield. She earned a full scholarship to the University of Oregon where she is now employed. She is currently completing a Master's Degree in Public Administration. She serves in multiple positions of leadership already. This is her story. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-molina4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-molina4/support

Part 1 of 3 in a series called “Meet the Candidates”. Kelly Mason joins the podcast as an interview guest. Mason is a candidate for School Board Director Position 5 in Springfield, Oregon and is an academic Advisor at University of Oregon Pathway Oregon Program. Find out more @ kellymason.nationbuilder.com FB: facebook.com/friendsofkellymason Hosted by Patty Rose To support the podcast with a one time or monthly donation go to strpod.com/sponsors Ending Track “One Touch” By Sam Girl Sponsored by Oregon Cash Flow Pro Oregoncashflowpro.com To listen to all previous episodes, buy merch, and more go to strpod.com Podcast video available exclusively on Youtube @ youtube.com/2rd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strpod/support

In episode 96 and the first ever CrossYaas Round Table discussion, Giselle invites previous CrossYaas Podcast guests, Adalina, Meegan, and Kelly Mason to talk about gendering to children's toys. Support this podcast

In episode 91, Giselle continues her Curi-YAAS Conversation with Kelly Mason where they talk about confidence, purging, and the getting ready process. Support this podcast

Episode 89 is the first of a two part conversation between Giselle and the gorgeous Kelly Mason. Kelly is a crossdresser from Michigan who comes on The CrossYaas Podcast to tell her crossdressing story. Support this podcast

Kelly Mason is an Impact Filmmaker and award-winning producer, director and cinematographer. Kelly became the first female Cinematographer in the union of IATSE (ICG 669) and her resumé consists of working with A-list celebrities on union productions for Netflix, Warner Bros., Merchant Ivory, Disney, Apple TV and many others. Kelly creates impact films for social change and environmental protection.  PAVE THE ROAD, is her current project which gives a voice to an underrepresented community in rural Costa Rica where thousands of children are becoming chronicaly ill, due to silica laden road dust, consistently drifting into their open air schools.  The film drives attention to illegal landfills in Central America, and a universal, environmental solution, which is plastic roads to be paved in front of the schools. Kelly establishes legislation in Central America by influencing government to create a circular economy to mandate the use of plastic waste in road construction for all projects. The law (9298) was passed on June 21, 2020.  Kelly is currently taking the plastic road idea worldwide to film festivals, streaming networks, social media groups and industry leaders, to help rectify the plastic pollution that has quadrupled since COVID.   Kelly is a single mom of two, has a YouTube channel where she teaches Kriya Yoga Meditations weekly, is a bio-energy healer, founder of the non-profit organization, Pave the Road(www.pavetheroad.net), CEO of the Green Pavement Company (greenpavementcompany.com); she birthed the Film Commission in Trinidad, West Indies; instructed seminars for the American Society of Cinematographers (Los Angeles) & the Canadian Society of Cinematographers (Vancouver and Toronto); served on the Executive Board of IATSE 669; and contributed to the development of the Camera Assistants course at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

Do you love craft markets as much as I do? If so, you are in for a treat today! In this episode, I interview six different makers who create their products while keeping sustainability in mind. They share with us how they got into their craft and the specific ways that their work contributes to the wellbeing of the environment. Spindle + Company puts a spin on traditional yarn products and Manny Maiers uses broken cameras and other vintage equipment to make unique home decor pieces while also preventing those items from ending up in landfills. At Toss Recreations, you can purchase anything from clothes to rugs, while Turquoise Poppies can supply you and your family with fun wrist warmers this winter. Listeners will also find out where they can buy tote bags made from repurposed upholstery fabric and how to get their hands-on nature illustrations that are perfect for educating kids about the Australian outdoors. Be sure to join me today to get sustainable, hand-crafted gift ideas for the holiday seasons! Key Points From This Episode:Get to know a different kind of spinster who makes and sells unique yarn products. Learn about Kelly Mason’s online fiber community and how she got into old-school spinning. The therapeutic, meditative nature of spinning and weaving and how it impacts mental health. Ensuring that they source only from sustainable suppliers who take care of their animals. Manny Maiers talks about how he got into making industrial and modern vintage home decor. Why Manny believes so many people connect with his products made with old cameras. How sustainability is brought into Manny’s business through repurposing and up-cycling. The recycled materials used in the production of Toss Recreation’s bags, clothes, rugs, etc. Hear about the fabulous wrist warmers/fingerless gloves produced by Turquoise Poppies. How Melissa Rickey repurposes and gives the items that aren’t sold in thrift shops new life. Florence Niven talks about the tote bags she makes from repurposed upholstery fabric. How making these bags started with her grandmother and is now a family tradition! Learn about Shantele Ianna – the nature illustrator who focuses on Australian animals. The importance of educating kids about the environment and to find joy in nature. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kristina Hunter FlourishingSpindle + CompanyLightAndTimeArtToss RecreationsTurquoise Poppies KatwiseIvyandEloise Shantele IannaThe Unexpected Gift Box

Kelly Mason is an award-winning Director/Cinematographer, mom, Kundalini yoga teacher, healer, and founder of a non-profit organization that builds roads in front of schools in Costa Rica. She’s also the CEO of the Green Pavement Company, selling recycled road modifiers to construction companies in Central America.  Kelly has produced, directed, and shot hundreds of projects over her 30 years in the film industry. Pave the Road is Kelly's feature documentary debut of which she has spent nearly a decade producing, directing, and shooting. Being the driving force of the film, as well as the protagonist, she was able to establish legislation in Central America creating a circular economy mandating the use of plastic waste and all waste materials in the construction of roads, thus making the plastic road technology the expected norm.  What We Discuss With Kelly Mason In This Episode The divine intervention: Running into Tony Robbins on her street The message: Attending a yoga retreat in Costa Rica The calling: Helping kids from getting sick due to dusty roads An opportunity for innovation: Building roads using carbon-neutral materials The impact: Creating community outreach programs to get everyone involved The reach: A potential documentary film entry to the Academy Awards A new perspective: How the film can give you different perspectives as an individual and a social entrepreneur Episode Show Notes

Kelly Mason is a photographer who has worked with The Wonder Years, toured with PVRIS, and created the mid-2000s emo bracket. On this episode, she talks about how the music brackets blew up, how often she'd like to tour with a band, constantly looking for what comes next, and more. This is an insightful conversation about being who you are and letting everyone else see that. Follow Kelly Mason on Instagram. Check out Kelly's website. Follow The Punk Rock MBA on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Follow Finn McKenty on Instagram. PRMBA Merch Produced and edited by Deanna Chapman. Support The Punk Rock MBA on Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Make sure to SUBSCRIBE!Kelly Mason is a seasoned touring photographer/content creator. We've been friends for years so it was extra special to catch up! Had a great time talking about her viral brackets (you want to hear about this), the Zumiez Couch Tour, surviving on the road, and more. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/bunkalley)

We’re back again with the conclusion of our mega battle of the bands bracket. We’d once again like to give a shout out to Kelly Mason, who sort of kickstarted the whole instagram and bracket craze. Bands were all related to the Punk Rock umbrella, hardcore, metalcore, post-hardcore, indie, emo, etc. Buckle up. You can … Continue reading "Episode 174 – Battle of the Bands Bracket Bonanza Part 2"

We’re back again with the conclusion of our mega battle of the bands bracket. We’d once again like to give a shout out to Kelly Mason, who sort of kickstarted the whole instagram and bracket craze. Bands were all related to the Punk Rock umbrella, hardcore, metalcore, post-hardcore, indie, emo, etc. Buckle up. You can … Continue reading "Episode 174 – Battle of the Bands Bracket Bonanza Part 2"

March Madness didn’t hit this year thanks to CORONAVIRUS and people have had withdrawals. This caused some people namely, Kelly Mason, to make their own brackets about bands and all sorts of stuff. We were gonna fill out some for us, but then decided why not compile our own out of all of our favorite … Continue reading "Episode 173 – Battle of the Bands Bracket Bonanza Part 1"

March Madness didn’t hit this year thanks to CORONAVIRUS and people have had withdrawals. This caused some people namely, Kelly Mason, to make their own brackets about bands and all sorts of stuff. We were gonna fill out some for us, but then decided why not compile our own out of all of our favorite … Continue reading "Episode 173 – Battle of the Bands Bracket Bonanza Part 1"

Kelly Mason has been affiliated with the Seating & Mobility Industry for almost 20 years. She recently took a position at NuProdx as Director of National Accounts. Listen as Kelly talks about her background, her new position, and the exciting bath product concepts from NuProdx.

So it turns out the winemakers want to know how the mind of a wine writer works - Kelly Mason sits down with Michael Pinkus to figure out what makes him tick. Who knows - it might be Chardonnay.

One more time ... Andre is still away so Michael fills the chair this week with the accomplished and very busy winemaker Kelly Mason, who plies her trade with 3 wineries and has her own vineyard ... how she found the time to sit and chat we don't know but we're glad she did.

Nate invests in cryptocurrency, we talk to Kelly Mason (https://twitter.com/kellehhh) who invested in Litecoin last July, and we talk about the basics of Bitcoin, crypto, investment projections and blockchain tech. Already into it? Tip us in BTC: 1JjYRNdZFgxENqGLxnx38F1KuRyAw2Los9 Get bonus episodes when you support the podcast at www.patreon.com/dontfeedthetrolls Website: www.trollspodcast.com iTunes: bit.ly/trollspodcast RSS: bit.ly/trollsfeed Google: bit.ly/trollsgoogle

Kelly Mason is a Bloc employee who just completed her Bloc course. In this episode we talk about her experience learning how to code at a company that teaches people how to code.