Podcasts about Kinkade

Looking back at the first round of the Culture Wars, with Jesse Helms discussing a crucifix submerged in urine on the floor of the senate, one figure remains misunderstood: Thomas Kinkade. The "Painter of Light." The guy your alcoholic grandmother who would never admit she terrorized you really loved. Kinkade's career combines the worst of American culture -- multi-level marketing schemes, Jesus Christ kitsch, and televangelism -- into one product. Jessa and Nico discuss Art for Everybody, the new documentary seeking to rehabilitate Kinkade's image, and whether if Kinkade were alive today he would be appointed the new head of the NEA or Kennedy Center (yes).  Shownotes and references: http://theculturewedeserve.substack.com

Filmmaker Miranda Yousef joins us to discuss her documentary Art for Everybody, which enjoys a 100 percent critics approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It's the story of self-styled "Painter of Light" Thomas Kincade, who made a mint selling kitschy scenes of cozy cottages. Kinkade marketed himself as a devout Christian, but as the film reveals, beneath all that light lurked a dark side. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob Pop pasa consulta entre los oyentes. El escritor Juan Villoro muestra en 'La Dupla' su repertorio de anécdotas futboleras. El Artesano nos cuenta la historia del peor-mejor pintor de la historia, Thomas  Kinkade. Y en 'Mitos 2.0' nos preguntamos si es cierto que cada vez que alguien cuenta una historia siempre hay otro alguien que intenta contar la suya como si fuera más importante o extrema.

Amelia Kinkade is the author of Straight From the Horse's Mouth: How to Talk to Animals and Get Answers and The Language of Miracles: A Celebrated Psychic Teaches You to Talk to Animals. She is an international speaker and was featured in The 100 Top Psychics in America. Her unique abilities have been the focus of countless magazines and newspaper articles world-wide and she has appeared on several national television programs. Amelia's true passion is assisting animal rescue organizations in Africa who create safe havens for elephants, cheetah, and White Lions. In 2002, she was honored to accept invitations to Buckingham Palace to work with the household cavalry of Queen Elizabeth II and to "whisper" with the hunting horses of Prince Charles. She is the president of Amelia's Ark Angel Society, a charity that educates children in rural Africa about wildlife conservation to stop poaching before it starts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

In the first half, neuroscientist Kristen Willeumier shared ways in which we can build and maintain cognitive health throughout our lifetimes. Dr. Willeumier highlighted the uniqueness of each person's brain chemistry, saying that "every case is different… due to environmental factors or genetic factors." She underscored the significance of staying active both physically and mentally, pointing to studies that link physical activity with increased blood flow to the brain, which helps preserve cognitive function. "Staying cognitively engaged and physically active… can really help slow down or reduce our risk of dementia," she insisted.The conversation then shifted to dietary influences on brain health. Dr. Willeumier recommended the Mediterranean diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats. "Berries have been shown to really help support healthy brain function," she noted, adding that foods high in omega-3 fatty acids, such as fatty fish and walnuts, also promote cognitive well-being.Dr. Willeumier shared other practical tips for improving brain health, including engaging in mindfulness practices, reducing processed food intake, and managing stress, which can lead to shrinkage of key brain areas. "Stress can shrink brain volume in the prefrontal cortex… which is essential for higher cognitive functioning," she warned. Dr. Willeumier also touched on the future of neurotechnology, specifically Neuralink's brain-computer interface. "These technologies could really transform the way we look at what is possible with the brain," she said.Sleep was another crucial topic. Dr. Willeumier explained that restorative sleep is vital for memory consolidation and emotional regulation. Throughout the rest of the interview, she provided listeners with more tangible strategies to "biohack" their brains. "Practicing gratitude, taking brisk walks, and even enjoying a piece of dark chocolate can promote brain health," she advised.---------------------In the second half, animal communicator Amelia Kinkade shared stories of reincarnated animals coming back to the humans they love. "Everywhere I go, 75% of hands go up when I ask if people feel their pets have reincarnated," she shared. Kinkade recounted a story about a veterinarian's deceased cat who communicated details of her own death, and even described a future incarnation. "[Beings] can actually negotiate reincarnation," Kinkade noted.A significant theme of the conversation was the innate intuition that all humans possess. "There's no sixth sense; it's our first sense. We all have the capability to connect deeply with other beings," Kinkade stated. She emphasized that animal behavior often reflects human emotional states, saying, "If a person is upset, the animal mirrors that emotion—it's a deep spiritual practice."She also described her late chocolate Persian cat's reincarnation, which she encountered during a safari in Africa. "I had a vision of a lioness asking for my blessing for her cub," Kinkade said. Later on that same trip, she met the cub from her vision and realized her cat had returned. "He's come home to Africa, and he's changed species, but it's still him," she asserted.She encouraged listeners to embrace their connections with animals, explaining that they serve as guides and healers. "Your animal is your spirit guide," she explained. "They don't leave you forever. They just need to sometimes go off and get a new body."

Season 4 Episode 1 - The Upper cut KC butcher shop in Kansas City with co-owner Mariah Kinkade.  Come join us at our poker run January 17th at noon in our pens 429 & 430 and enjoy the great Upper Cut burger blend beef.  More special lots in our Charolais Chatter SC online sale!

In this episode of Voices of Care, host Suhail Mirza interviews Andrea Kinkade, CEO of Lifeways Group. They discuss the challenges and opportunities in the UK's social care sector, focusing on services for adults with complex needs. Kinkade shares insights on improving hospital discharge, the importance of personalised care, and the need for better recognition of social care expertise.

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Welcome to Off the Beaten Clef! This week, Dil and Cody dive into a mixtape made up of the up & coming emo bands. Some have hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners - others have one a few thousand. Nonetheless, the new wave of emo is very exciting, and diverse. We cannot wait to showcase some of our favorite new artists in this episode with you. Links to the mixtape will be available on Spotify and Apple Music, and links will be below!  Intro Song - Bad Boys Boxing Club by Riley! To listen to the Emo Mixtape on Spotify / Apple Music Bad Boys Boxing Club by Riley! Esruc by One Step Closer It's a Kinkade! by Ben Quad Up In Smoke by Arms Length Damn Son, Dim Sum by Palette Knife F.A.K.E. by Cliffdiver ball mccartney by red sun  Absolute Bloom by Higher Power Fluff My Pillow by Carly Cosgrove Sherbert Island by TRSH For the First Time, Again by Manor Gates Bottom Feeder by Grumpster the CIA by glass beach Things Will Get Worse by Harrison Gordon OTBC Social Media:  Instagram - @offthebeatenclef // Twitter - @OffClef // Email - offthebeatenclef@gmail.com // TikTok - @otbc.podcast // Discord - Link HERE Thanks for listening!

Kerri Kinkade of Connecticut was a pioneer in her field. She was one of the few women to graduate in information technology during the Vietnam War. Throughout her career, she worked in technical support and retired a little over a decade ago. Her battle with pancreatic cancer began during the global COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Her symptoms included loss of appetite and later jaundice. Due to the circumstances of the pandemic and it being the holiday season, she had to wait until the New Year to see a doctor about her symptoms. When she finally did, they found a mass on her pancreas. Knowing that both of her parents died of different cancers, she understood that the term "mass" was not good news. Kerri was ultimately diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer, which fortunately meant she was able to undergo surgery along with 12 cycles of chemotherapy. She describes the side effects of her treatment cycles as well as her outlook. Kerri also shares her choice to advocate for herself to continue doing the things she loves, such as traveling. During her treatment, she participated in a support group for pancreatic cancer patients where they shared their unique perspectives and experiences. Inspired by their stories, Kerri decided to compile them into a book, which took two years to gather and compose. Initially, the idea was for this information to be in a pamphlet or smaller informational resource, but she includes patients with all different stages and locations of tumors, along with insights from caregivers. Kerri explains she wanted to create a resource that provided information she looked for when she was first diagnosed, as she wanted patients to find a case that resembled theirs to give them a means of hope and better understanding through the process. Join us for this wholesome episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn more about Kerri's story and her book, “Living Your Life with Pancreas Cancer”. If you'd like to donate to Project Purple's mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/. To connect with Kerri, or learn more about her book, visit her site: klkinkade.my.canva.site To purchase her book on Amazon, visit this link: amazon.com/Living-Your-Life-Pancreas-Cancer/dp/B0CY3XNYM6?ref_=ast_author_mpb To learn more about Project Purple, visit https://www.projectpurple.org/ or follow us on social media at these links: https://www.facebook.com/Run4ProjectPurple https://www.instagram.com/projectpurple/ https://twitter.com/Run4Purple https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgA8nVhUY6_MLj5z3rnDQZQ

En este episodio te narramos como una mujer, a pesar de ser exitosa en el ámbito profesional y ser financieramente estable, no había logrado lo mismo en el amor, y fue precisamente esa fue la entrada que utilizo su verdugo para manipularla. En este capitulo te contamos con Linda Kinkade murió a manos de quien le juraba amor, y todo por dinero.

J-Bunny sits down on Skype with Dave Kinkade, drummer and mastermind behind the band The Monarch, and former member of Malevolent Creation, Borknagar, and Soulfly, just to name a few.  J-Bunny and Dave talk about Dave's career in music, including all the bands he played with, tried out for, and toured with up until his hiatus from music in 2012.  They discuss why Dave took a hiatus, why he started playing again in 2020, and why the lineup of his band The Monarch changed between the first and second albums.  Dave explains his relationships with each of the new band members (Marc Rizzo, Marco Martell, Tony Campos, and Chris Clancy), and how each of them came to join the band.  Dave talks about how he came up with the band's logo, what a potential live show may look like, the concept behind the band's music, as well as Dave's fear of centipedes. Podcast intro "Rock Intro 3" courtesy of ⁠audionautix.com⁠. "Man-Made-Chaos" and "Soul Collector" both appear on The Monarch's new album A Moment to Lose Your Breath and were included with the permission of Dave Kinkade.

Amelia Kinkade is the author of Straight From the Horse's Mouth: How to Talk to Animals and Get Answers and The Language of Miracles: A Celebrated Psychic Teaches You to Talk to Animals. She is an international speaker and was featured in The 100 Top Psychics in America. Her unique abilities have been the focus of countless magazines and newspaper articles world-wide and she has appeared on several national television programs. Amelia's true passion is assisting animal rescue organizations in Africa who create safe havens for elephants, cheetah, and White Lions. In 2002, she was honored to accept invitations to Buckingham Palace to work with the household cavalry of Queen Elizabeth II and to "whisper" with the hunting horses of Prince Charles. She is the president of Amelia's Ark Angel Society, a charity that educates children in rural Africa about wildlife conservation to stop poaching before it starts.

This holiday season, discover another side to “The Painter of Light”!  In our final installment of "Live from Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival", Miranda Yousef joins Mike to discuss her feature documentary, “Art for Everybody”.  From an early age, Thomas Kinkade struggled with the impact of his impoverished youth, torn between emulating van Gogh's critical regard and seeking the economic success of a Norman Rockwell or Walt Disney.  As Yousef explains, turning himself into a successful brand cost Kinkade dearly, and in the thousands of “unpublished” works that he left behind, we can sometimes glimpse revealing aspects of Kinkade as an artist as well as a living, breathing human with a multi-faceted personality.   While firmly grounded in her subject, Yousef's film manages to go well beyond the life and oeuvre of this one individual to ask questions about the nature of art:  Is it meant only to “talk to” other art, to problematize representation, or can it also properly provide joy and even comfort?  And her film may ultimately be read as a plea that no matter what value we place on Kinkade's art, that we not hold disdain for those who appreciate it differently.   Follow: @artforeverybody on Instagram @topdocspod on Instagram and twitter   The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.

Bo and the crew talk about the best gifts for Christmas, what place has all of the best fine clothing and MSU's new defensive coordinator in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Keith Kinkade, owner of Kinkade's Fine Clothing in Ridgeland, joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best presents to give and receive for Christmas. Keith talks about preparing with merchandise for a year in advance and all of the best brands Kinkade's fine clothing will carry this holiday season. Keith breaks down what makes GenTeal clothing such high quality and the people that run the company. Bo and Keith talk about the best sports coats to wear for weddings and events and how you won't want to shop anywhere else after trying their coats. Keith talks about the company Mavi out of Turkey and Bo is impressed with how high quality the clothing is. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the best gifts for Christmas, what place has all of the best fine clothing and MSU's new defensive coordinator in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Keith Kinkade, owner of Kinkade's Fine Clothing in Ridgeland, joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best presents to give and receive for Christmas. Keith talks about preparing with merchandise for a year in advance and all of the best brands Kinkade's fine clothing will carry this holiday season. Keith breaks down what makes GenTeal clothing such high quality and the people that run the company. Bo and Keith talk about the best sports coats to wear for weddings and events and how you won't want to shop anywhere else after trying their coats. Keith talks about the company Mavi out of Turkey and Bo is impressed with how high quality the clothing is. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about if the SEC will have a team in the College Football Playoffs, new designs for college color shirts and the best place for Christmas shopping in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the crazy possibility that the SEC could be kept out of the College Football Playoffs if things fall a certain way. Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about new arrivals and upcoming events. Keith tells Bo about the state colleges having different logos available on shirts and that they have everything you're looking for. Keith talks about his trip to Genteal Apparel in Oxford, Mississippi, and the upcoming things from them. The holidays are right around the corner and Keith talks about their process of taking the store to you for the Mistletoe Market. Keith looks at how Christmas will be here and gone before you know it and how he will be ready to finally rest. Kinkade's Fine Clothing is partnered with many local brands and Keith goes through partnerships that bring you the best clothes. Keith tells Bo about his kids and the lawn business they built and sustained. Bo and Keith talks high school football and the big game in the area this weekend. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about new arrivals and upcoming events. Keith tells Bo about the state colleges having different logos available on shirts and that they have everything you're looking for. Keith talks about his trip to Genteal Apparel in Oxford, Mississippi, and the upcoming things from them. The holidays are right around the corner and Keith talks about their process of taking the store to you for the Mistletoe Market. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about new arrivals and upcoming events. The holidays are right around the corner and Keith talks about their process of taking the store to you for the Mistletoe Market. Keith looks at how Christmas will be here and gone before you know it and how he will be ready to finally rest. Kinkade's Fine Clothing is partnered with many local brands and Keith goes through partnerships that bring you the best clothes. Keith tells Bo about his kids and the lawn business they built and sustained. Bo and Keith talks high school football and the big game in the area this weekend. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can travel media publishers earn reader loyalty? We get the unique perspective of Bryan Kinkade, VP/Publisher at AFAR Media. Bryan shares insights gleaned throughout his 15-year career in travel and media, touching on the differences between digital and print content, the role of local voices in storytelling, and keeping visitation sustainable on an individual level. We also hear about Bryan's recent 6-week sabbatical across South America. The episode is live from ESTO in Savannah, Georgia.

The Screen Actors Guild is officially on strike. Joining the Writers Guild of America who has been striking for the last 11 weeks. SAG actor Ali Kinkade is here to discuss. 

Director Miranda Yousef discusses her new film, Art For Everybody, with fellow director Ondi Timoner in a Q&A at the DGA theater in Los Angeles. In the conversation, Yousef discusses working with a vast array of archival material, navigating the true identity of Kinkade through accounts from friends and family, and applying her skills and expertise as an Editor in her debut as a feature-length documentary filmmaker. The film delivers a portrait of Thomas Kinkade, a complex man both celebrated and disparaged for his kitschy art style- and secretly plagued by demons. Following the discovery of a collection of unexpectedly dark paintings, an investigation is launched into the true personality under Kinkade's façade. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://www.dga.org/Events/2023/July2023/Art4Everybody_DocSeries_0523.aspx

Another episode, another hair change (FULL TIPS) for LEO. The HoH on Buc-ee's. Breakfast Burritos. House cats. Kinkade paintings. Group tattoos... All delivered with a whole bunch sass. We also maybe talk about the episode.  This episode is brought to you exclusively by care/of Click the link and enter the code "hoh50" for 50% off your first order. takecareof.com Please consider supporting the show by becoming a patreon member at patreon.com/hoh You'll get exlusive access to all the things you want - Episodes early. Bonus Content. Watch Parties. Exclusive Merch. Video and more. LOVE YOU. MEAN IT -The HoH

He was hailed as “The Painter of Light,” a titan of pastoral landscapes which glowed whimsically from the windows of malls and Disney stores across America in the 1990s. But inside Thomas Kinkade, the famed born-again Christian artist behind one of the most commercially successful art entities ever created, lurked a darkness even he couldn't cover with layers of shining lacquer. His tragic story of worker exploitation, belligerent self-destruction, and nostalgia gone awry was carefully hidden behind a wall of corporate money for decades but emerged from the shadows after Kinkade's sudden and unexpected death back in 2012. It's a piece of forgotten American art history so bent Teams Edward and Kimberly had to drop their monthly storytelling competition and join forces to share it with y'all correctly. If you've ever felt disillusioned with The American Dream, skeptical about so-called “Christian artists,” or creeped out by those relentlessly-cheery Christmas villages glowing in Hallmark stores every winter, hit play and listen as the veneer dissolves into truth far stranger than fiction. Featuring original music by Sergio Gonzalez Pagan.Support the show

Ron talks with Chuck Kinkade, Global Business Development of Redline Detection about numerous diagnostic tools used in both "regular" vehicles and electric vehicles. Visit us at https://www.cardoctorshow.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SHOW THEME SubRant co-hosts get no credit for coining AI job title, so they defined "sweeping the floor" while reveling in the shards of a Balloon Dog.  SHOW NOTES 00:20 - SubRant (kinda) said it first 00:40 - Groot sucks 02:30 - Prompt Engineer? 04:17 - A totally unbiased review of Microsoft certifications  05:30 - Dissecting a "high-leverage skill" 06:15 - Is this the job of the future? 07:15 - SubRant abandons all hope? 09:40 - Prompts available! 10:30 - James has sci-fi panel rant  12:00 - Human to human, AI is AI 13:08 - Return to NFT 14:14 - Startup + day trading + NFTs =

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and the Y'all Lifestyle in the first hour of the show live from Kinkade's Fine Clothing in the mobile BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the breaking news out of Starkville that former Mississippi State defensive coordinator Zach Arnett has been promoted to head coach following the untimely death of Mike Leach. Bo gives his thoughts on what the hire means for the Bulldogs football program and how university president Mark Keenum came to make this decision. The guys discuss whether or not promoting from within was the best option given the unique circumstances surrounding the program, and how the transfer portal era has changed the hiring landscape in college football. Bo talks about the latest going on this holiday season at Kinkade's Fine Clothing and what you need to pick up to fill your stockings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and the Y'all Lifestyle in the SEC Insider Hit live from Kinkade's Fine Clothing in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo gives his thoughts on what the hire of Zach Arnett means for the Bulldogs football program and how university president Mark Keenum came to make this decision. The guys discuss whether or not promoting from within was the best option given the unique circumstances surrounding the program, and how the transfer portal era has changed the hiring landscape in college football. Bo talks about the latest going on this holiday season at Kinkade's Fine Clothing and what you need to pick up to fill your stockings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and fall fashions in the second hour of the show live from Kinkade's Fine Clothing in the mobile BankPlus Studio. The guys continue to react to the breaking news out of Starkville that the Bulldogs have promoted former defensive coordinator Zach Arnett to head coach. Bo gives his thoughts on the decision and what is next for Arnett and the Bulldogs to keep the program moving forward. In the SEC Insider Hit, Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show talking about the holiday season in men's fashion. Keith shares a little behind the scenes on how he built a budding fashion business in the heart of Ridgeland. Keith has fun talking about some of the keys to his success, including the great staff he has put around him. Keith talks about the top fashions in pants. shirts and of course incredible blazers that they have at Kinkade's this fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show talking about the holiday season in men's fashion. Keith shares a little behind the scenes on how he built a budding fashion business in the heart of Ridgeland. Keith has fun talking about some of the keys to his success, including the great staff he has put around him. Keith talks about the top fashions in pants. shirts and of course incredible blazers that they have at Kinkade's this fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Blake talk Zach Arnett and the Y'all Lifestyle in the final hour of the show live from Kinkade's Fine Clothing in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo outlines his thoughts on the hiring of Zach Arnett as head coach at Mississippi State and what it will take for the first-time head coach to be successful. The guys debate how the transfer portal played a part in the decision to promote from within, and examples of the CEO coaching style working in recent years. In the SEC Insider Hit, Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show telling stories about building an empire in men's fashion. Keith talks about how he started his own business fifteen years ago and what it has blossomed into today. Keith shares a behind-the-scenes look at some of the key moments in his career, from expanding his original store to becoming a staple in local athletics. Keith talks about the hottest gifts you need to pick up at Kinkade's this holiday season to make the men in your life happy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith Kinkade of Kinkade's Fine Clothing joins the show telling stories about building an empire in men's fashion. Keith talks about how he started his own business fifteen years ago and what it has blossomed into today. Keith shares a behind-the-scenes look at some of the key moments in his career, from expanding his original store to becoming a staple in local athletics. Keith talks about the hottest gifts you need to pick up at Kinkade's this holiday season to make the men in your life happy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Blake talk the hiring of Zach Arnett in the final hour of the show live from Kinkade's Fine Clothing in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo outlines his thoughts on the hiring of Zach Arnett as head coach at Mississippi State and what it will take for the first-time head coach to be successful. The guys debate how the transfer portal played a part in the decision to promote from within, and examples of the CEO coaching style working in recent years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this weeks episode I sit down with Ben Quad, a emo/butt rock band from Oklahoma. Before we dive into their new record we talk about how the band formed, their early splits, and their journey to 2022. Speaking of new record we talk all about "Im Scared That's All There Is", which is their debut record! "Im Scared That's All There Is" is such a quitessential representation of fifth wave emo album, from the twinkliness in the guitars to the catchy hooks *chefs kiss*. This is definitely an album that I will have in rotation for awhile. We also talk about the use of sound clips and what the can add to a song. Before we get to stories we talk about what we can possibly see from Ben Quad in the future. Be sure to check out "Im Scared That's All There Is" and catch Ben Quad at a show near you!! Major shoutout to the BQ-crew for taking the time to not just be on but also be my 100th episode. Thank you to every one that has taken the time to to tune or shared the airwaves with me. Here's to many more!! This episode features the songs "Blood For The Blood God" and "It's A Kinkade!" You can find Ben Quad on all streaming sites and here: linktr.ee/benquadok You can find Beers With Bands Merch here: beerswithbands.bandcamp.com

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MATURE CONTENT ADVISORY: EPISODE TALKS OF SEXUAL THEMES AND ACTS, INCLUDING VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Dive into the underworld of Succubi and Incubi! Sexual demons who want to have sex with you while you sleep! In this dark and sensual episode Ashley and Jordan are joined by their very good friend and erotic author and Mistress of magic Jade Kinkade. They discuss some of the origins of the Succubus and Incubus, explore real life cases, their history and lore. Later they talk about the joys of Sex Magick, a very strong and beneficial form of self healing. Now light some candles, and journey into the world of sexual Demons and sex Magick. TheSpookyDoor.com Twitter Instagram #TheSpookyDoor Theme Song Licensed from: www.Purple-Planet.com Narrator: Catty Donnelly JadeKinkadeOfficial@gmail.com Buy us a a cup of coffee  

When a woman becomes violently ill on multiple occasions with no apparent cause, that should raise all kinds of red flags. But what does justice look like when the same person has been behind her illness the entire time? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a woman becomes violently ill on multiple occasions with no apparent cause, that should raise all kinds of red flags. But what does justice look like when the same person has been behind her illness the entire time?

In this episode Amber and Rax talk about Thomas Kinkade. You might not recognize the name but you have seen his paintings hanging in AirBnb's or at your friend's grandma's house, or on a hallmark card. He is known as "The Painter of Light" because he called himself that and trademarked it. Why was this kitsch painter so hated by the art world? Why was he so loved by the masses? What did he have against Winnie the Pooh? All that and more in this free ep! For more episodes join our patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lowcultureboil

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Thomas Kinkade, aka the “Painter of Light” was the most successful commercial artist of his time. At the peak of his popularity it was estimated that one in 20 American homes owned a Kinkade print or product. His whimsical portraits of cottages, lighthouses, Christmas imagery, and overall kitschy shit raked in millions upon millions of … Continue reading "Episode 69: Thomas Kinkade"

Join Julia and Philip Live This Monday Night @7CT/8ET on Horsefly Chronicle's Radio with Special Guest Kevin Kinkade only on United Public Radio Network Listening Links: http://www.uprntalkradio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/hcrad... https://www.facebook.com/UPRNTalkRadi... https://www.facebook.com/NewsOnTheFli... https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC7YorS... https://www.facebook.com/JoeMontaldoU... https://m.soundcloud.com/tags/horsefly Become a Supporter: https://www.facebook.com/UPRNTalkRadi... All Graffic Designs are done by Gwen Clapper and Perfect Trust Productions LLC. Kevin was born in Buffalo NY, in March of 1956. He grew up traveling to city to city throughout the U.S.A with his family and now lives in The Texas Hill Country near Austin Texas. He first became interested in the paranormal in his early twenties and has continued to research and study the laws of metaphysics, law of attraction, reincarnation, The Tarot, psychometry and remote viewing. He has worked as a Professional Psychic, giving readings for clients in person, over the phone, online and at psychic fairs. Mr Kinkade has also been a professional actor for many years, both on stage and on screen. His book, The Dream World is available on Amazon. Find more information about kevin, and to purchase his book: https://www.amazon.com/Dream-World-Ke... https://m.imdb.com/name/nm5641975/ https://kevinkinkade.com/

Join Julia and Philip Live This Monday Night @7CT/8ET on Horsefly Chronicle's Radio with Special Guest Kevin Kinkade only on United Public Radio Network Listening Links: http://www.uprntalkradio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/hcrad... https://www.facebook.com/UPRNTalkRadi... https://www.facebook.com/NewsOnTheFli... https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC7YorS... https://www.facebook.com/JoeMontaldoU... https://m.soundcloud.com/tags/horsefly Become a Supporter: https://www.facebook.com/UPRNTalkRadi... All Graffic Designs are done by Gwen Clapper and Perfect Trust Productions LLC. Kevin was born in Buffalo NY, in March of 1956. He grew up traveling to city to city throughout the U.S.A with his family and now lives in The Texas Hill Country near Austin Texas. He first became interested in the paranormal in his early twenties and has continued to research and study the laws of metaphysics, law of attraction, reincarnation, The Tarot, psychometry and remote viewing. He has worked as a Professional Psychic, giving readings for clients in person, over the phone, online and at psychic fairs. Mr Kinkade has also been a professional actor for many years, both on stage and on screen. His book, The Dream World is available on Amazon. Find more information about kevin, and to purchase his book: https://www.amazon.com/Dream-World-Ke... https://m.imdb.com/name/nm5641975/ https://kevinkinkade.com/

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Alex Holman Alex Holman, the winemaker at Notre Vue Winery joins Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on California Wine Country today. This is Alex's first time on the show. Notre Vue means "Our View" in French. The property was once called the Balverne Estate. Notre Vue is their top tier brand that can only be acquired through the estate. Balverne is their 3-tiered brand, more of new world varietals, with wider distribution. Notre Vue is more based on old-world blends. The property has been growing grapes since the 1800s. Having earned a degree in Chemistry from Fresno State, Alex Holman first worked as an analytical chemist and in a fertilizer-pesticide plant. Then decided he wanted to work in a different place, so he went back to school for Enology. He is a native San Franciscan so that brought him home. He caught the fermentation bug from being a home brewer. Before we continue with Alex Holman, Dan Berger has brought another "cellar dweller" from his extensive personal wine collection, to taste and discuss. This one is a 2004 Syrah from Brandborg Vineyard & Winery in Elkton, Oregon. Dan says they have the most fun tasting room in southern Oregon. This wine has flavors of black pepper, raspberry and a bit of fresh plum. Dan says their wines are a great value at modest prices. Alex Holman detects some aroma of violets in it too. He likes that as a descriptor for Syrah and for him, that's a sign of a good one, when it's present. The Notre Vue property consists of 700 acres, 310 are devoted to forever wild open space. The Notre Vue website has a lot of pictures and descriptions of the property and the wildlife that lives there. They have about 220-240 planted acres with 16 varietals. The property is in Windsor, a half mile east of the freeway, up to the top of the hills. The Kinkade fire came through the property. It burned 80 miles of irrigation lines. They did manage to harvest some fruit and the rest of the work this time around has been a struggle. They sell more grapes than they bring into their own winery and contracts have been "difficult" this year. The testing labs were so booked up that it took 6 weeks to get his results on smoke taint tests. Dan says the soil type is different than most of their neighbors. The property is split between Chalk Hill and Russian River AVAs. The southwestern quadrant is ancient sea bed, more clay soils, higher magnesium. The northern part has the volcanic Chalk Hill soils. Their Bordeaux and Rhône styles are doing well up on the rocky soils, whereas their Pinot and Chard vines are in the lower areas. Alex Holman says, "A wise man once told me that wine is made from fruit, so that should be your first flavor." The Chardonnay they are tasting is "nice and dry, and lovely," says Steve Jaxon. Dan Berger says that one thing that is appealing about this tasting is that it is not too cold. Alex says it is important to have sweet and spicy oak. He pays a lot of attention to his coopers, that they are not overbearing. Notre Vue has a lot of open space and lakeside pavillions where they have tastings. Block 23 has a beautiful view of the valley. It is a great place to watch the planes when they do air shows. They are open daily by appointment only 10:30 to 4:00. They can also host special events for small groups of 8-10 and up to 40 people. Bob and Renée Stein have owned the property since 1992. They have two labels. Ten years ago, the property was called Windsor Oaks and before that it was Balverne. When they transformed from Windsor Oaks, Balverne became the three-tier brand with national distribution. Notre Vue is their special lots, only available on the estate. Bottle Barn would have Balverne rather than Notre Vue. He explains how the different labels are derived from different clones. They are also tasting a Rosé. Dan says these is a lot like Rhône wines, blends of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre. Dan says so much Sonoma County Rosé is made from Pinot Noir,

It's that time of year again, Book Fight family: time to throw a couple logs on the fire, pour yourself some eggnog, and listen to us make our way through another terrible Christmas-themed book. This time it's from the Thomas Kinkade collection. Did you know that the Painter of Light was also the Writer of Light? Or, more likely, that the Painter of Light had enough money lying around that he could pay some poor writer to bring his cheesy paintings to life? The specific Kinkade book we read was the fifth novel in "his" Cape Light series, called A Christmas Promise. It basically follows the plot of the Michael J. Fox movie Doc Hollywood, but ... more Christian. Also, we eat some weird holiday snacks that almost kill us. Enjoy the holidays, friends!