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Grand rising, rise & $LA the day. Wake yo a$$ up & be productive, ya dig! Today is February 1st, 2024, Thankful Thursdaze, what are you thankful for? Me, Life, without Life there's no 2nd chance of being the best version of Me. In this Elevated Thought$
Visit our website BeautifulIllusions.org for a complete set of show notes and links to almost everything discussed in this episodeSelected References:2:30 - Listen to “Now And Then” by The Beatles (YouTube)3:24 - Listen to Beautiful Illusions Episode 22 - What is Life? from March 20226:44 - Bruce Springsteen at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, September 3, 202310:57 - boygenius at Westville Music Bowl in New Haven, September 28, 202311:05 - boygenius is Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker12:05 - See “The Infinite Gay Joy of Boygenius” and “Boygenius' Big, Emotional, Gay-as-Hell Night Out at Madison Square Garden” (this happened to be the next show after the New Haven show)14:10 - Collective effervescence is a sociological concept coined by Émile Durkheim, read the Wikipedia entry14:20 - Listen to Beautiful Illusions Episode 21 - The Myth of the Desert Island Self from January 202216:57 - Writing in The Atlantic about his new book, World Within A Song, Jeff Tweedy says “No matter how many people hear the Beatles' “A Day in the Life,” there's only one version that belongs to you. Our appraisals might align, but I doubt your version includes a memory of waiting for the doors to open at an all-ages Jodie Foster's Army concert on Laclede's Landing, in St. Louis, as a flooding Mississippi River rages down Wharf Street and heaves up onto the steps of the Gateway Arch. Your mind melting down on mushrooms, watching a husband-and-wife street-performing duo sing “A Day in the Life” while their toddler does laps around you keeping shockingly good time on a tambourine. It'd be cool if we could see the worlds within the songs inside one another's heads. But I also love how impenetrable it all is. I love that what's mine can't be yours, and we still get to call it ours. Songs are the best way I know to make peace with our lack of a shared consciousness.”17:55 - Read “Tradition and the Individual Talent” by T.S. Eliot (Poetry Foundation)18:15 - Read “The Wasteland” by T.S. Eliot (Poetry Foundation)21:48 - The exact quote comes from chapter 7 of The Great Gatsby - "What'll we do with ourselves this afternoon?" cried Daisy, "and the day after that, and the next thirty years?" "Don't be morbid," Jordan said. "Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall."26:55 - Listen to the 2023 mix of “Love Me Do” and the 2009 remaster of the original mono recording by The Beatles28:00 - Watch “Now And Then - The Last Beatles Song,” a short film about how the song was made using old recordings, new recordings, and modern technology44:25 - For (much much) more on Jeff and Darron's experiences with Bob Dylan listen to Beautiful Illusions Episode 2 - Our Back Pages from September 2020This episode was recorded remotely in November 2023The “Beautiful Illusions Theme” was performed by Darron Vigliotti (guitar) and Joseph Vigliotti (drums), and was written and recorded by Darron Vigliotti
In this episode of #Sardeafterdinner with Adam Bakri, we explore what P@le$t!ne represents, unravel the meanings behind its iconic symbols, and discuss global reactions to the current war. Join us for an insightful conversation where we confront these critical topics with clarity and depth.- What lies beyond the watermelon?- Conversations at Tel Aviv University: Liberal or Zi0nist?- Life under occupation: Raids and protocol- 48-Arab: the racist history behind the term- Hollywood Stars: between hypocrisy and whitewashing- !$r@el's war on oranges and olive oil نناقش في هذه الحلقة من #سردة مع آدم بكري ما تمثله فلسط*ين والحكايات والرموز المتعلقة بها، ونتحدث عن ردات الفعل حول العالم على الحرب المستمرة. انضموا إلينا في نقاشنا بما يحمله من مقاربات جوهرية وقصص مميزة. -ما وراء البطيخ -أحاديث في جامعة تل أبيب: ليبرالية أو ص*ونية؟ -الحياة تحت الاحتلال: مداهمات وبروتوكول -التاريخ العنصري لمصطلح "عرب 48" -نجوم هوليوود: ما بين العنصرية وال"تبييض" -حرب إسرائ*ل على البرتقال والزيتون This Sarde is brought to you by our incredible patrons at https://www.patreon.com/sardeafterdinner Without you guys, there is no Sarde (after dinner). Thank you NEW Sarde. Every. Wednesday 9 PM
Jo Ann Beard's essays are surprising, insightful, thoughtful, and contains something new in each and every sentence. Recently published in the UK as The Collected Works of Jo Ann Beard they combine the stylistic flair and pace of fiction, with the ineffable weight of the factual, creating in the reader a rare and profound sense of empathy. 'Too good... You should read her and not look away' Anne Enright, Guardian'The stories are essays, the essays are stories. Even when they are not literally true, they contain the kind of truth that great fiction thrives on' The Times'Literature's best kept secret' IndependentBuy The Collected Works of Jo Ann Beard: https://www.shakespeareandcompany.com/books/the-collected-works-of-jo-ann-beardBuy Cheri: https://www.shakespeareandcompany.com/books/cheri-3Jo Ann Beard is the author the collections Festival Days and The Boys of My Youth, and the novel In Zanesville. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Tin House, Best American Essays, and others, and has received a Whiting Foundation Award, fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and the New York Foundation for the Arts, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters 2022 Award in Literature. She teaches writing at Sarah Lawrence College.Adam Biles is Literary Director at Shakespeare and Company. His latest novel, Beasts of England, a sequel of sorts to Animal Farm, is available now. Buy a signed copy here: https://www.shakespeareandcompany.com/books/beasts-of-englandListen to Alex Freiman's latest EP, In The Beginning: https://open.spotify.com/album/5iZYPMCUnG7xiCtsFCBlVa?si=h5x3FK1URq6SwH9Kb_SO3w Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this modern age where most folks are rushing from here to there and are feeling stressed out, we forget that we can be more intentional with our lives and in doing so experience more meaning and more joy. In this interview episode discussed are the following topics: Detailed practices of paying attention, witnessing and noticing to experience more connection with oneself and others How artistic principles and shapes, color and pattern can be windows into experiencing more presence & delight How small rituals can affect us in big ways. The two most important questions to ask others and yourself What “olympic listening” is and how it can help your life The importance of integrating despair into our lives without using our spirituality to airbrush it out. When we notice the nuances of life and those around us, we deliver ourselves back to the present moment, forge more meaningful connections and impact our communities more powerfully. This episode ends with a soothing short meditation. SHOW NOTES: As mystics, we remember there are two wings of a bird, grace & effort. We can also practice the 2 “other” wings of vulnerability and confidence. Definitions of art and how to weave artistic concepts into everyday life as discussed. Pay attention, witness and notice. Can we be a witness to the art of another's life? The profundity and art of pausing and asking questions. Spirit & the language of color & texture are discussed.Practical ways to invite art into our lives to feel more joy are as well. How small rituals can affect us in big ways.Notice the nuance! Nuggets of our inner messages we say to ourselves can shift so much. The ways we integrate the full spectrum of humanity and its deep despair into our lives without using our spirituality to airbrush the hardness out, but using the hardness as a tool to embrace it all. The two most important questions to ask people and yourself and the value of these. What would this world be if we told each other how we really were doing. The practice & benefits of Olympic Listening for ourselves and others. The potency of daydreaming. This episode ends with a soothing short meditation. ✨Offering: Kathryn is so generously offering anyone who becomes a monthly mystic member by Dec 1, 2023 a heart yarn shag on a fence ✨ modernmystic.love Guest: Kathryn Pannepacker Kpannepacker.com IG: @kpannepacker ✨HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT!: The doors for the Modern Mystic Membership are now open! Monthly Mystic Members get access to a library of over 100 tantric yoga, meditation & breathwork classes as well as short “Mystic Hack” videos which have topics including astrology, tarot cards, developing psychic abilities, grounding/protecting/growing your energy and more! Sampling of FREE videos on the elegant Mystic Membership platform: Modernmystic.love ✨I offer profound psychic medium readings modernmystic.love ✨I offer one-on-one Soul Psyche Mapping Astrology Readings. Book via (*This includes a copy of your birth chart and an audio recording of the session) modernmystic.love ✨Give it a 5 star, 1 line review on Apple Music (takes literally 2 min either from an iPhone or via the Apple Music store on all other devices) or on Spotify. This is HUGE as it helps get it heard more which supports the podcast. ✨Join conscious conversation & community in the Modern Mystic Podcast Private F-book Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/959629444823656/ ✨Get inspiring insights on IG: @modernmysticlove @mystickilkenny
Financial Freedom for Physicians with Dr. Christopher H. Loo, MD-PhD
Description: In this deeply personal and transformative episode, we are joined by Victor Ntui, a Leadership Coach who has dedicated his life to helping others forge paths to success without sacrificing their emotional, physical, or psychological health. Episode Highlights: The immigrant mentality and its impact on Victor's life Victor's personal journey from burnout to self-discovery The pivotal sabbatical year that changed everything Victor shares his story, a tale of a relentless pursuit of material success, driven by a immigrant mentality that often demands the sacrifice of all in the name of success. By 32, Victor had experienced burnout twice, leading to a life plagued with anxiety, stress, and depression. It was then that he realized the urgent need for change. Embarking on a transformative journey, Victor took a one-year sabbatical at the end of 2021 to explore the true essence of happiness, satisfaction, and contentment. He shares the profound insights gained during this period, offering listeners a roadmap to a life filled with ease, joy, and fulfillment. In this episode, we delve into questions such as: What was the sub-$100 purchase that significantly impacted Victor's life? How can perceived failures pave the way for future successes? What are the unusual habits and absurd things that Victor loves? How to maintain focus and overcome feelings of being overwhelmed? Join us in this heartfelt conversation as Victor opens up about the transformative ideas that can change anyone's life. To connect with Victor, visit his website: https://artoftransformation.co/ Disclaimer: Not advice. Educational purposes only. Not an endorsement for or against. Results not vetted. Views of the guests do not represent those of the host or show. Do your due diligence. Click here to join PodMatch (the "AirBNB" of Podcasting): https://www.joinpodmatch.com/drchrisloomdphd We couldn't do it without the support of our listeners. To help support the show: CashApp- https://cash.app/$drchrisloomdphd Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/Chris-Loo-4 Buy Me a Coffee- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrisJx Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp Click here to schedule a 1-on-1 private coaching call: https://www.drchrisloomdphd.com/book-online Click here to purchase my books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaQn4p Follow our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chL1357 Thank you to our advertisers on Spotify. Financial Freedom for Physicians, Copyright 2023
That's right folks, it's time to talk about the artist we all love and hate and love to hate! Andy Warhol is a character from a book he wrote about himself, an enigma who's human but also is not but also is? Your hosts have a hard time making up our minds about this Marketer Turned Artist and we express those thoughts very loudly and brashly, as you would expect from us. So join us as we talk about his best times and his worst times, his prints and his plagiarism, and most of all, the role he played to shape the capitalist art world hellscape that we live in now. Things have changed, but we're changing with it. Donate. Sign petitions. Support Black-owned businesses. Challenge racism. Educate yourselves. Listen. Speak. Repatriate. Stay Safe. Don't Touch Your Face. Wash Your Hands. If you like what we do, you can support BYWAP over on our Patreon! Find us online! NEW: We're on Youtube! Go check us out! You can follow BYWAP on Youtube and Instagram. You can also find us over on our website! We want to hear from you, to share this time with you. We're in this together, and we're better together. Please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Every little bit helps as we grow, and we cannot wait to talk to you all again. This is global. Your voice matters. Systemic change is possible. It will not happen overnight—so keep fighting! We stand with you. Our music was written and recorded by Elene Kadagidze. Our cover art was designed by Lindsey Anton-Wood.
In this Conversations With Healers episode, my guest is Mark Borax, Astrologer, Creator of Soul Level Astrology, Poet, Writer, Psychic, Creator and Captain of the College Of Visionaries And Wizards, and the Author of The Ruby Heart Of The Dragon - Sun Signs For Our Times. I have the great privilege of being one of Mark's students at his 3-year Astrology certification program in the College Of Visionaries And Wizards. If you are new to Astrology (or not), this is a conversation that will open up doors for you to deepen your connection to your soul through the art of Astrology. Mark and I had a fascinating conversation about: - 12 life arts of Astrology that Mark breaks down in his book, - What Astrological nodes mean and how you can begin to work with them in your own life, - What karma is and how it can enhance your soul journey, - How life art and Astrological chart art intersect, - What love and soul have to do with Astrology readings, - And so much more. You can find out more about Mark and his Astrology readings and 3-year chart study program at his website https://markborax.com/. I highly recommend his book The Ruby Heart Of The Dragon - Sun Signs For Our Times to anyone who is interested in Astrology: https://amzn.to/448vJmI (affiliate link) With love and light, Damla
Brahma Prakash's book Body on the Barricades: Life, Art and Resistance in Contemporary India (LeftWord, 2023) is an interesting gaze into life, art, and resistance in contemporary India. Through a wide canvas of contemporary events, the book has tried to look at how barricade becomes a symbol of excessive policing as well as a metaphor for containment. The book also reflects upon marginalized identities and the conflicting narratives of such identities with the State; which unfolds almost like a horror story. The book has interestingly engaged with each of such suppressive events through the affect it generates on the victimized body. The book has beautifully captured bodily acts like breathing, mourning, dancing, singing, and other creative expression as an act of resistance. Thus, resistance becomes an act that is not just visible out there, but it also becomes an inward experience. The book has lucid language, yet it is written with a sense of authenticity, that dares to speak out. The book ends with a clarion call for hope among the despair that prevails. The author has ensured that every narrator who has been a victim gets enough space to think about their acts of resistance, rather than being a passive dead protagonist lying on the barricade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Brahma Prakash's book Body on the Barricades: Life, Art and Resistance in Contemporary India (LeftWord, 2023) is an interesting gaze into life, art, and resistance in contemporary India. Through a wide canvas of contemporary events, the book has tried to look at how barricade becomes a symbol of excessive policing as well as a metaphor for containment. The book also reflects upon marginalized identities and the conflicting narratives of such identities with the State; which unfolds almost like a horror story. The book has interestingly engaged with each of such suppressive events through the affect it generates on the victimized body. The book has beautifully captured bodily acts like breathing, mourning, dancing, singing, and other creative expression as an act of resistance. Thus, resistance becomes an act that is not just visible out there, but it also becomes an inward experience. The book has lucid language, yet it is written with a sense of authenticity, that dares to speak out. The book ends with a clarion call for hope among the despair that prevails. The author has ensured that every narrator who has been a victim gets enough space to think about their acts of resistance, rather than being a passive dead protagonist lying on the barricade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/south-asian-studies
Brahma Prakash's book Body on the Barricades: Life, Art and Resistance in Contemporary India (LeftWord, 2023) is an interesting gaze into life, art, and resistance in contemporary India. Through a wide canvas of contemporary events, the book has tried to look at how barricade becomes a symbol of excessive policing as well as a metaphor for containment. The book also reflects upon marginalized identities and the conflicting narratives of such identities with the State; which unfolds almost like a horror story. The book has interestingly engaged with each of such suppressive events through the affect it generates on the victimized body. The book has beautifully captured bodily acts like breathing, mourning, dancing, singing, and other creative expression as an act of resistance. Thus, resistance becomes an act that is not just visible out there, but it also becomes an inward experience. The book has lucid language, yet it is written with a sense of authenticity, that dares to speak out. The book ends with a clarion call for hope among the despair that prevails. The author has ensured that every narrator who has been a victim gets enough space to think about their acts of resistance, rather than being a passive dead protagonist lying on the barricade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/art
On this episode of Big Blend Radio, artist Victoria Chick talks about the life, art, and legacy of midwest artist Grant Wood (1861-1942). Grant Wood was a master metal craftsman, jeweler, teacher, interior decorator, and a fine artist both celebrated and reviled during his lifetime. The turning point in his art life came when he exhibited “American Gothic” at the 1930 Chicago Art Institute Exhibition where it won a medal and was purchased by the Art Institute. Read Victoria's article here: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/the-art-career-and-legacy-of-grant-wood/Victoria Chick is a contemporary figurative artist and early 19th/20th century print collector based in Silver City, New Mexico. She appears on Big Blend Radio every 3rd Saturday. See her work: https://victoriachick.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On this episode of Big Blend Radio, artist Victoria Chick talks about the life, art, and legacy of midwest artist Grant Wood (1861-1942). Grant Wood was a master metal craftsman, jeweler, teacher, interior decorator, and a fine artist both celebrated and reviled during his lifetime. The turning point in his art life came when he exhibited “American Gothic” at the 1930 Chicago Art Institute Exhibition where it won a medal and was purchased by the Art Institute. Read Victoria's article here: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/the-art-career-and-legacy-of-grant-wood/ Victoria Chick is a contemporary figurative artist and early 19th/20th century print collector based in Silver City, New Mexico. She appears on Big Blend Radio every 3rd Saturday. See her work: https://victoriachick.com/
In the Kitchen (washing machine) 1977 is an art work by Helen Chadwick being displayed at the Hepworth Wakefield, whilst Carrie Mae Weems' images called Kitchen Table Series 1990 are coming to a Barbican show. Art critic Sarah Kent joins New Generation Thinker and archaeologist Marianne Hem Eriksen, film scholar Melanie Williams, whose latest book looks at Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey, and journalist and writer Angela Hui, whose memoir is called Takeaway: Stories from a childhood behind the counter, for a conversation about kitchens from the ancient hearth to kitchen sink realism. Matthew Sweet is the chef in charge. Producer: Julian Siddle You might also be interested in a discussion about mid century modern and kitchen appliances https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000x709 Housework https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001629r Bedrooms https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000pmsl
In this week's episode, Raquel and Jennifer talk to Elizabeth Mikotowicz. In her 20s, Elizabeth barely survived a very violent relationship which resulted in a severe injury and a prescription from her doctor for opioids that she was not allowed to refuse (she was threatened with child protective services because she was pregnant and refusing medical advice). Elizabeth eventually went to federal prison for a nonviolent drug charge. 5 years ago Elizabeth was painting murals as a federal inmate; now she has had her own art shows and has launched an environmentally friendly clothing brand based on her art. Prison opened her eyes to the systemic racism, cruelty, corruption, and inequality in the US. Now she tries to expose what she witnessed and endured in order to get necessary legislation passed. Elizabeth created her women's clothing brand (EPM Clothing) during her healing journey and she wants to help people from all walks of life do the same. Elizabeth is also in the process of editing her memoir and creating an adult coloring book based on PTSD and what she has learned from her trauma. Where to find Elizabeth and her art:IG: epm_art_1111Clothing website: www.legaleriste.com/en/elizabeth.mikotowiczLet Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com.And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!
This episode has us reflecting on life, loss, and the impact of time as we discuss my marathon dreams, the changes we experience when a child moves away for college, and the preciousness of time with family and friends. We also journey back to the start of the show last year and debate the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame list, speculating on who will make the cut.As we pay tribute to the tremendous impact Frank Kozik had on the poster community, concert poster art, and the art world, we delve into his vibrant fluorescent colors and the lasting mark he left on the Pearl Jam community. We discuss Kozik's accessibility, encouragement, and openness – attributes that inspired so many artists – and reminisce about his edgy and unique designs for his telephone posters in the 1980s. Lastly, we tackle the controversial choices and snubs of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's inductees, reflecting on artists like Soundgarden, Missy Elliott, George Michael, the Spinners, Cindy Loper, Iron Maiden, Joy Division, New Order, and more. We explore the influence of these artists' music on people's lives and the ever-changing definition of rock and roll within the Hall of Fame. So, join us as we celebrate the impact of Frank Kozik, debate the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and honor the incredible power of music.(0:00:13) - Life Reflections on Loss and Art(0:10:01) - Frank Kozik's Artistic Impact Remembered(0:19:17) - Artistic Exploration and Homages(0:22:58) - Kozak's Artistic Legacy and Collaborations(0:29:21) - Frank Kozik and Rock Hall(0:36:38) - Rock Hall Snubs(0:52:20) - Rock Hall of Fame Debate(0:59:18) - Brett Michaels NFL Draft Impersonator(1:05:00) - Honoring and Critiquing Rock and Rollwww.TheTouringFanLive.commedia@TheTouringFanLive.Comwww.facebook.com/TheTouringFanLiveInstagram-@TheTouringFanLiveCopyright The Touring Fan Live 2022
https://Art2Life.com - The approach we take to art-making is what makes our art possible. How you walk into your studio makes a real difference in the results you get. Today, we are going to look at this process through the lens of our energy. Your energy is your lifeforce. Noticing when it rises and falls can help you set a direction for your art practice and ignite your creative fire. Join me as we dive into three steps that I believe will help you harness that energy, move the needle on your art-making, and help you achieve the results you're looking for. ================================ LISTEN IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN… Why art-making is all about energy [2:48] Identifying limiting beliefs and embracing the beginner's mindset [6:55] The power of community and finding the feeling you want in your art [19:03] Moving the needle for your art-making [29:45] ================================ CONNECT WITH NICHOLAS WILTON AND ART2LIFE: Get the Free COLOR TIPS PDF: https://workshop.art2life.com/color-tips-pdf-podcasts/ Follow the Sunday Art2Life Vlog: https://art2life.lpages.co/sign-up-for-the-a2l-vlog/ Follow Nicholas Wilton's Art on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicholaswilton/ Follow Art2Life on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/art2life_world/?hl=en Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Art2Life
In this episode, John gives advice on how to show up for the life you want to live.Roughly ten minutes of self help in a shot glass. If you're looking for a wine glass, you've come to the wrong place. Marriage family therapist and best-selling author, John Kim, shares his life and love revelations as well as insights from his sessions. He pulls the curtain back and documents his journey as a therapist but more importantly, as a human being. Meet him at -> www.theangrytherapist.comJoin his private communities -> https://theangrytherapist.circle.so/homeGet his daily texts here -> https://www.theangrytherapist.com/text Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The New Life: Artículos pre-loved Invitada: Lucía Martínez-Ostos Jaye, Co-fundadora y presidenta de Troquer IG: @troquermx FB: @TroquerMX TikTok: troquermx Website: www.troquer.com.mx
Today's interviewee on this episode of the Positive Enterprise Value Podcast is Heidi Feinstein. Heidi is the CEO of Hearth Food Garden, a startup business in formation which will open its European style food market on the street level of 60 Penhallow Street in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire sometime in late 2022. Heidi, whose warmth and charisma oozes through in this podcast, previously was a super successful restaurateur as the Founder and CEO of Life Alive Cafes, which she called the Life Alive Urban Oasis and Organic Cafes, which she built into a very significant and successful business in the Boston area over 10 to 12 years. Heidi and I talk about her background, some of her hopes and dreams for the Hearth Food Garden, as well as some of the things that she's learned along the way with Life Alive and other places. You'll hear her laugh about some of her learnings, some unlearnings, and some of her plans for how the Hearth Food Garden will actually be different than what she created with Life Alive. I hope you'll enjoy this interview with Heidi as much as I did.
AJ, “LifeTracks”, is a founding member of Po.10.Cee, a Native American hip hop group based here in Taos. We hear about how he came to love hip-hop, his relationship to art, and hope.
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Regret – a feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over something that has happened or been done.Eventually, all of us will die.In those final moments, we will have an opportunity to reflect on life.So many men will one day be on that death bed thinking “what if?”What if I had paid more attention to my kids?What if I had been a better husband?What if I had taken that chance to start a business?What if I had taken that hunting trip to Alaska I'd always dreamed of?A man filled with “what ifs” is one filled with regret. We have one shot at life, so missed opportunities can very well haunt us all the way to the grave. We must focus on a life with no regrets, which is why we need to start living today, in the present.In this episode of Untaming Masculinity, Dan and Brad discuss living a life free of regrets. They take about some of the steps they've taken to stop living for the future and start to focus on what matters in the here and now.In a wide-ranging conversation, they begin to dive into what regrets they've had, what they are doing to ensure they don't have regrets moving forward, and how men can simply live in the present, focused on what matters.It starts with a mindset shift, but the rest is up to you to execute. If we live only for tomorrow, we'll have a lot of empty yesterdays today.Show Notes & ResourcesUnfu*ck Yourself – Gary John BishopTuesdays With Morrie – Mitch AlbomEpisode 825: Tactics and Mindset Shifts for Making The Most of Life (Art of Manliness)Subscribe and ShareSubscribe to our YouTube channelConnect with Dan on Instagram and TwitterConnect with Brad on Instagram and TwitterFollow Untaming Masculinity on Instagram and TwitterJoin the Untaming Masculinity Facebook GroupPlease leave us a rating and review
Hey ya'll. I just wanted to pop in to give you a bit of a belated introduction to the new series of episodes I've been creating… Transcript: Hey ya'll. I just wanted to pop in to give you a bit of a belated introduction to the new series of episodes I've been creating. They're a bit different from the art inspired shows that you may have come to expect from this podcast. The original Art Ink episodes have more of a get-lost-in-a-story type of vibe while some of the newer shows encourage deep thinking, reflection, and aim to inspire you to take action creating the masterpiece that is your life (and your life's work). To give you a heads up about what to expect from each show, I've decided to give this new stream of podcast episodes its own name: Life Art. In many ways Life Art is the lovechild of my photo blog and this podcast, as it can be deeply personal and spiritual. It's also full of ah-ha moments and the kind of experiences that can only be described as pure magick. But although the tone of this new content may feel vastly different from the short stories previously published here, Life Art has more in common with Art Ink than you may recognize at first. Life is, after all, an exploration. Life is a canvas on which to create. Life is art and living life is an art. Every thought a brushstroke. Every step a dance. And by sharing my personal experiences consciously (and sometimes unconsciously) creating my life, I hope that you'll start to recognize the power, the magick, that you've already been wielding all along. So from here on out you'll see Life Art in the title of new episodes that fall under this category. They may challenge your view of the world, or they may help you to create more art, joy, and abundance in your life… maybe it'll all make perfect sense. Like you were meant to come here and hear this message at exactly this time. That's happened to me more times than I can count. Guess you'll never know ‘til you take a listen, though, huh? So just to recap, if you're looking for entertainment stick with the original Art Ink episodes, if you're looking for inspiration or motivation to be a more conscious creator in your life, well then you're going to love Life Art. No matter which kind of Art Ink episode you prefer to listen to, however, you'll still get the chance to discover new art, and new artists with your ears. So on that note, my friends, happy listening!!!
While talking to a friend about the documentary I mentioned in a previous episode called The Secret she pointed something out to me. The Secret features rich and famous interviewees like Jim Carey showing off their big-time-dreams-come-true, and these are people that it may be hard to relate to because their stories don't reflect… [POST IMAGE HERE] [If your podcast app isn't showing the featured art for this episode above visit https://rebekahnemethy.com/artink27 to check it out. Castbox and Podcast Addict are both apps I recommend that do show episode specific art.] Links from the Show at a Glance: Artist: Rebekah Nemethy Title of Art: String Light Bokeh at twilight Instagram: @rebekahnemethy The article on the Least Stormy Cities in the US (https://www.currentresults.com/Weather-Extremes/US/calmest-cities.php) Art Ink Submission Guidelines: rebekahnemethy.com/artinksubs Art Ink Podcast Transcript: [Intro:] While talking to a friend about the documentary I mentioned in a previous episode called The Secret she pointed something out to me. The Secret features rich and famous interviewees like Jim Carey showing off their big-time-dreams-come-true, and these are people that it may be hard to relate to because their stories don't reflect the majority experience. They certainly didn't reflect my experience of the world. And I want to say from the get-go that I'm not trying to judge The Secret in any way, because I'm incredibly grateful for it. I think it's amazing! But I feel strongly compelled to empower more people to embrace this mindset of conscious creation and what my friend helped me to realize is the power of the little bits of magick, that we might be able to actually relate to, to give us that initial proof we sometimes need to fully believe in our own power. So today I'm going to share tiny, but undisputable, tales of real life magick. I'm excited to have a few of my own tales to tell, but I'm beyond thrilled to be able to share the experiences a couple of my closest friends have shared with me too. But, before we get started, let's talk about our cover art for this episode. [Art Description:] Today I grabbed a photo from my own art library, because one of my favorite subjects to photograph are out of focus lights also known as bokeh to us photo nerds. This photo in particular was made in mid-winter, right at twilight. Photographers often talk about the esteemed golden hour when the sunlight casts beautiful light across the Earth just as it's going down, but on a thickly overcast day, golden hour is transformed into blue hour and that twilight hue in a winter sky is what fills the background of this image. Christmas lights are strung up across a railing in a wavelike pattern across the frame. Though, they are more like big yellow orbs, swollen from my intentional lack of focus. There's nothing that looks so magickal to me as soft orbs of light. Little lights, big magick… which is a perfect way to introduce you to today's story: Little Bits of Magick… enjoy. [Story:] It was Lauren's birthday, and she was headed to work when she realized she had just enough time to hit her favorite drive through coffee shop on the way. The café's app had alerted her that she had a birthday freebie coming her way, and she was happy to take them up on the offer. The universe seemed in perfect alignment, too, as there were only two cars in line, and Lauren pulled in and placed her order. The first car quickly got their order and left, but the next one, the one that was just ahead of her… well… it was taking a bit longer for their order to come out. And as. the. minutes. ticked. by… Lauren started to get anxious. She was going to be late to work. Then, as the clock confirmed that she would indeed be late for sure now, she started to get frustrated. “WTF did you order?” She muttered angrily to the car in front of her. Finally, the car pulled away, and Lauren hastily pulled up to the window to get her coffee. But all her anger melted away when the girl at the window told her that she was all set, because the guy in front of her had already paid for her coffee. When Lauren was telling me this story, late one night, on my birthday actually, she was expressing it with a lot of laughter but also with a splash of shame. “I mean, I felt like such an ass… was he just being nice? Or did he see how angry I was getting and felt bad for holding me up with his massive order?” I mean, I'm paraphrasing, but she said something like that. And she felt some regret about not being able to say thank you, because he was already long gone. But because we were talking about manifestation and how we create our reality earlier in our conversation, I tuned in right away to what happened. Did you catch it? Lauren drove into that line already in the frequency of free coffee. It wasn't just a hopeful expectation, she knew, full stop, that she was getting a free coffee. So the universe matched that frequency with another free coffee. And what Lauren told me next totally confirmed it, because later on, at work that very same day, she got another free coffee from a coworker. And was able to use that birthday freebie on her app later on that month. So really, it doesn't matter if the guy bought her an apology coffee or a pay it forward kinda coffee, what counted, in this example at least, is that she knew she already had it. This is why the rich seem to get richer and the poor seem to get poorer. Sometimes it's a challenge to change our frequency, because it's easier to stay stuck in old patterns. But if you start to pay attention, you may begin to see more and more what things, what energies, what frequencies are magnetized to you. I was chatting with my friend Ania recently too and she told me another story that was pure magick. She lives in dry, hot California, and has for the past decade or so, but originally she's from Poland, where there's a lot more rainfall and more frequent fluctuations in the weather. So naturally, when she was reminiscing with some friends one day, it came up in conversation how much Ania missed thunderstorms, which, by comparison, are a super rare occurrence where she lives now. In fact, according to this article on the Least Stormy Cities in the US, the top four cities with the fewest thunderstorms per year were San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, and Los Angeles all of which experience less than 5 days of storms per year. Ania said something along the lines of, “I wish we'd get a thunderstorm soon.” But even though she said that, she wasn't holding her breath, because it was right smack in the middle of the dry season… maybe a few months from now she'd get her wish. Fat chance of it happening now though! So Ania shrugged it off, and the conversation flowed onward. Only a few hours later, out of nowhere… well can you guess what rolled on in? That's right, an earth shaking, grumbling, wind-thrashing thunderstorm that brought heavy rains and beautiful veins of lightning across the sky. And Ania watched, front and center, as her wish from earlier literally came true before her eyes. The thunderstorm danced above her and she was exactly in the middle of it. A few lightning bolts hit so close that her house shook with thunder almost instantly. This was what made this experience so powerful to her; how close the storm got. It was a most magickal moment, at least that's how it felt to me when she told me this story. I was grinning from ear to ear. Ania was reminding me that nature is where we can witness those first, and sometimes most striking, manifestations come to life. As a kid and in my teens I used to just sit outside in the woods; talk to nature. I'd literally ask questions aloud about my most pressing life issues… and the wind would answer me. It'd make noise up in the trees by rustling leaves, move my hair, brush my face. This still happens now, when I take the time to actually go out into nature. But the other thing that stood out to me about Ania's story was her total and complete letting go of her wish. It wasn't like she was on her knees praying for rain and fearing her garden would suffer if she didn't get her prayers answered immediately. There was no desperation or expectations – she simply set her intention (even if unintentionally in this case haha) and she let it go. But I want to get a little bit deeper about the letting go. The very nature of wanting something, to have a desire at all, emphasizes to the universe that we are in a state of lack, that we are lacking that thing we want. And so the universe gives us more of that lacking we're always feeling. This is why our manifestations pleasantly surprise us more often than not, because the magick that is most potent, the kind that creates quickly and powerfully, comes from a place of passionate curiosity. And curiosity doesn't have attachments. Curiosity is more like, asking the universe: “What if?” What if we could have a thunderstorm soon? Wouldn't that be amazing? Ah well, we'll see. Rather than: OMG, if it doesn't rain soon my yard will suffer or fires will do more damage than ever or (insert any other fear-driven thought/energy/emotion here). Most of the time when we're trying to consciously manifest a desired result, we are holding on too tightly. And like a needy ex that keeps popping up on your phone, holding on like herpes just creates more resistance to actually receiving that thing. So how do we create more consciously? How do we flip the switch so that we are magnetizing the energy we want more of instead of repelling it from us? Be curious and playful and have fun. Here's another example of some magick that happened in my own life recently that shows this playful curiosity at work. I had been practicing pirouettes almost daily in my kitchen for a long time, probably a year or two, until I hurt myself, in an unrelated accident, and was forced to take a break from them. And then, by the time I was healed enough to try again, I kind of forgot about them for awhile. So when I finally realized hey, I should get back to those pirouettes, over a year had passed. Yet, miraculously on my first attempt, I not only nailed it but I did a double! And then when I switched to my other foot, I did it again! It literally felt like someone else had taken control of my body and twirled me around perfectly like a ballerina in a music box. But then when I tried again after those two perfect double pirouettes, dozens of times between each foot, I was all over the place; teetering and stumbling. I couldn't even come close to those first two, flawless, attempts. So the moment I got serious, and started focusing on the end result in the future instead of the curious playfulness of the present moment, well then all flow left my body and my desire, need, want for more perfect pirouettes started repelling my ability to do so. At the time those first two twirls felt like pure magick… but as I'm writing this I'm realizing that perhaps it's just pure presence that allows us to tap into that magick-like flow. Presence with a splash of curiosity and a sprinkling of playfulness. That is one powerful recipe for magick. Ok because I promised you a more negative manifestation story, as in, how I unconsciously and inadvertently created my reality, I've got one more to share with you today. I think you'll get a kick out of it. Nick bought an Amish Fireplace, it's an oxymoron of a thing, but we love it. It's basically an electric heater, that simulates a fire on front, and it's housed inside a beautifully carved, Amish-crafted mahogany wood case that we roll around our house as the seasons change. In the warmer months it's my night stand in the bedroom, and in winter we move it into the living room which is the coldest room in the house, with its big bay window and drafty front door. Well when we decided to roll it on out into the living room a couple of winters ago, we knew that we had to use an extension cord to avoid tripping the breaker when both watching TV and using the fireplace at the same time. The year previous we kept tripping over the cable and eventually taped it down. So I reminded Nick to grab the Gaffer's tape as he was setting it all up. Now you should know that I'm the perfectionist in our relationship, although I have been doing a lot of work to be more laid back, like Nick, and learn to let things go. But when I walked out into that living room I couldn't stop myself. “Really?” I said. I remember it being an incredulous mixture of laughter and anger. Instead of running the wires underneath the TV stand and along the wall, like I would have, taping it down across the entryway into the kitchen, he sloppily taped it in a long ugly line straight from the heater to the outlet. But even though I was prepared to let go of the messiness of it, I couldn't let go of the worst offense. We have one of those extension cords that has a thick end with room for three plugs, and Nick had taped that huge, outlet section of wire right in the middle of the path we walk the most. “Come on Nick… are you serious? If I knew you were gonna do it like that I would have just done it myself.” “What?” He asked as he came into the room. “I'm gonna break my fucking toe on that thing! Why would you do it that way?!” But like I said, I really was working on my perfectionism and trying to lessen my nagginess factor, so after venting about it and laughing, I was like whatever, maybe I just need to let this go. I don't remember if it was that day or the day after, but it wasn't long before I went strolling through the living room and kicked that thing so hard it was like I was in the world cup trying to score the winning goal. Instead of “Goal!” however I screamed out in pain and limped into the kitchen, tears involuntarily starting to form in the corners of my eyes. Nick came running, and when he saw the look on my face he felt so bad he immediately started pulling up the tape to reroute the bulky mass to another location. But I'd realized what had happened, and I couldn't be mad at him about it. “I totally manifested that,” I said with a bitter laugh. [Conclusion:] Hey there magick makers, I hope you enjoyed this episode as much as I enjoyed creating it, because the truth is I have a whole lot more where these came from. So many, in fact, I'm already planning a Little Bits of Magick Part 2 episode. What about you, though? Do you have any of your own bits of magick you'd like to share with us? If so… you're about to get the deets on how you can submit your story. Virtual hugs to Lauren and Ania for letting me share your stories, and of course a great big hug to you too dear listeners. Ta ta for now!
Thank you to Markel for sponsoring this podcast. Markel is the Insurance with Horse Sense. Join with Paul Kostial as he interviews Arabian horse lover and world-renowned artist, Carol Nierenberg. Carol shares about her love of horses as early as she could walk and how she came to find the beauty and majesty of Arabian horses. Carol shares about her art, building gorgeous bronze statues and the passion she and her husband, Stu, share in the Arabian horse community and how they encourage others to discover Arabian horses too. It's a life-long love affair. Have a great idea for a guest or topic, or just want to send us your feedback? Send us an e-mail to austin.garrett@welovearabianhorses.com! Want to get some WLAH Merch? Totes and wearables are now available at We Love Arabian Horses!
In this episode, Carly chats with 19-year-old phenom artist, FEWOCiOUS. He's the youngest artist to do a Sotheby's drop, has also done a Christie's drop, and partnered with RTFKT to do a shoe drop that raised $3M in seven minutes. And this weekend he's dropping something new and very exciting—FewoWorld, a “Paint Drop” that is as innovative as it is beautiful. The presale & public sale will start on April 3rd and close on April 4th on Nifty Gateway (links below). What's FewoWorld and the intricacies of Paint Drop? How did FEWOCiOUS's challenging upbringing shape him to become the successful and beautiful person he is today? Answers to these questions and SO much more in the episode! ------
In this episode, Carly chats with 19-year-old phenom artist, FEWOCiOUS. He's the youngest artist to do a Sotheby's drop, has also done a Christie's drop, and partnered with RTFKT to do a shoe drop that raised $3M in seven minutes. And this weekend he's dropping something new and very exciting—FewoWorld, a “Paint Drop” that is as innovative as it is beautiful. The presale & public sale will start on April 3rd and close on April 4th on Nifty Gateway (links below). What's FewoWorld and the intricacies of Paint Drop? How did FEWOCiOUS's challenging upbringing shape him to become the successful and beautiful person he is today? Answers to these questions and SO much more in the episode! ------
Welcome to part of the pilot episode of the re-booted Mobius Theory Show! SOKWA and I talk about each other, our lives here in Albuquerque, and share some thoughts about running an art-based business. We talk about collaborations, setting up our booths for events and shows, and our plans for this podcast. Hosts: SOKWA https://www.instagram.com/_sokwa/ Andy Torres (Mobius Theory) https://mobiustheory.com https://www.instagram.com/mobiustheoryco/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mobiustheoryco/message
Jomi chats with Cannon Winkler about his Walks of Life art, a series of paintings inspired by his time in the African bush. Cannon uses direct moulds and castes of tracks which he paints onto canvas to create his paintings. A portion of proceeds from selling the paintings are donated to African Parks. We talk about what Cannon enjoyed about his time in the bush, what distinguishes his paintings and why we both find African Parks such a worthy cause to donate to.
The Choice Literacy Book Club Discusses Unbound: The Life + Art of Judith Scott Contributors, in order of joining the conversation: Mandy Robek Bitsy Parks Tammy Mulligan Ruth Ayres
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PILOT EPISODE 1 GUEST COHOSTED BY PREZ TATTOOS! You can find his work @prez_tattoos! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/officialnativekingqueensh/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/officialnativekingqueensh/support
I am so thrilled to be doing my first in-person interview in a year and a half! I am absolutely ecstatic to bring on my friend and student, Marcel Canuck, onto the show this week as we go a little left field (as I always love to do!) as we speak about life art modeling. Marcel is a longtime life art model who has modeled all over North American and Europe. He brings to the show his years of experience as a model, most commonly asked questions and of course, misconceptions about what life art modeling is. If you aren't aware, life art modelig is nude modeling. It's an expressive art form used in visual effects schools to learn how the body moves and to better understand how to demonstrate mobility onscreen. Because of the nature of the job, Marcel is often subjected to misogynistic comments, unsolicited dick pics and assumptions that surrounds this type of art. Did you know how un-erotic this type of art is and how physical this profession is? We also discuss the shame and stigma of the naked body in the North American context, dealing with stalkers and online harassment, and how to get started as a model. @marcelc997 Don't forget to LIKE, RATE, SHARE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE! @strippedbysia @siasteph twitter.com/strippedbysia www.stephsia.com
In this week's episode, we continue our journey through C3's oral history interviews, in collaboration with the San Diego History Center. Former C3 President Kate Goodson spoke with renowned San Diego artist James Hubbell at his unique home in Santa Isabel. James is the principal creative force behind Ilan-Lael. We speak to James about becoming an internationally renowned artist, poet, designer, and teacher, along with his reverence for nature's gifts and using materials from the natural environment. James dives deep into the early years of C3 and recounts his advocacy work for civic beauty in San Diego. James also talks about the Pacific Rim Park Project, which connects people through art and architecture, and his vision for the future. Timestamps: [3:04] James walks us through some of his varied and wild life experiences, from hitching, taking care of polo ponies, serving in the army, to a trip to Africa with the great-grandson of Darwin. [9:57] James talks about influences in his education and personal partnerships that have influenced his craft and worldview. [14:20] James discusses the collaborative building process behind the Pacific Rim Park Project. How did it deepen the relationship that participants had with the project that they were literally building this by hand? [17:11] They are called Peace Parks for a reason. A large part of James's mission is to make peace and connect the community. [18:56] How did James and Ann discover C3? What attracted them to the organization, and keeps them engaged decade after decade? [20:40] Lloyd Ruocco evangelized civic beauty, so what is James's perspective on how you scale beauty from nature to an object, building, and a whole city? What does he think is true civic beauty? [24:46] James discusses his advocacy work and the series of pastels he donated to the C3 office. [30:04] Diane Coombs joins in to talk about events that come to mind when working with C3. [35:19] What advice does James have for the next generation of artists and architects? Don't take yourself so seriously, celebrate diversity, and know that we are all connected. [36:11] How can one develop even more courageousness when it comes to creativity? About C-3 In its 60 years of existence, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) has brought together local thought leaders from planning, design, policy, academia, community development, and more to address our region's distinctive and pressing land use challenges. In founding C-3 almost 60 years ago, architect Lloyd Ruocco's vision was to bring together our region's most creative minds from the arts, sciences, academia, and government to share ideas, learn new perspectives, and build fellowship around the idea of creating livable communities. Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org Diane Coombs James Hubbell Pacific Rim Park Lloyd Ruocco
Episode 112 of Warrior Life Podcast is dedicated to Mi'kmaw History Month (October)and is an extended conversation with Two-Spirited L'nu (Mi'kmaw) interdisciplinary artist, author, educator and poet Michelle Sylliboy. Her wisdom, kindness and love is clearly a part of everything she does. In addition to sharing about her life journey, she shares a reading with us from the very first Komqwejwi'kasikl (Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic) poetry book ever to be published - Kiskajeyi – I AM READY: https://amzn.to/2Z9KNoj She also gives us the background on her new clothing line which incorporates Mi'kmaw hieroglyphics in the design and is sold by Le Galeriste: https://www.legaleriste.com/en/artist.5 Michelle's website: https://msylliboy.wixsite.com/website Link to the YouTube video version of this podcast: TBD - - - - - FOLLOW ME ON TIKTOK @pp2cool FOLLOW ME ON IG @pam_palmater FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER @Pam_Palmater - Please note: Nothing in this podcast/video advocates for violence on Indigenous territories. Please also note: The information contained in this podcast/video should not be misconstrued as legal, financial or medical advice, nor should it be relied on as such. This podcast/video represents fair political comment. - If you would like more information about these issues, you can check out my website at: https://www.pampalmater.com - If you would like to support my work and help keep it independent, here is the link to my Patreon account: https://www.patreon.com/join/2144345 - My new book: Warrior Life: Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence by Fernwood Publishing: https://www.fernwoodpublishing.ca/book/warrior-life - Warrior Life book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3lAleUk - NEW WARRIOR LIFE PODCAST MERCH: https://www.teespring.com/stores/warrior-life-2 (Image used with permission of Michelle Sylliboy)
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Sadhguru talks about the importance of being in the right company and ambience for one's growth. He also talks about how being in the right place in life is not a matter of sheer good fortune, as many believe, but a matter of talent that one has to mature into. "Once your mind becomes absolutely still, your intelligence transcends human limitations."
In this episode of the Artist Collective Radio Show, Chris Flemmons, frontman of Sub Pop Records' The Baptist Generals, reflects on how an unexpected connection to the band Pantera ignited his songwriting career, which musician puts him in a spiritual place, and his on-going journey from alcoholism to recovery. He even reveals a little bit of my personal history as we discuss artists as vessel of emotion, the evolution of the music industry, and what's next for this much-loved musician out of Denton, Texas.More about Chris Flemmons:Chris is the founder of The Baptist Generals, an experimental/folk band known for its deeply personal narrative songs that make listeners “reach deep into themselves and feel things”. In 2005, Chris planted the seeds for what would become 35 Denton, North Texas' answer to SXSW, which grew to include estimated audiences of 20,000 people, before stepping down in 2010. Since then, he has worked in production on television and film and continues to etch out songs for The Baptist Generals.***Connect with Chris:IG handle: @baptistgeneralsWebsite: https://www.subpop.com/artists/the_baptist_generals_________________________More about Artist Collective Radio Show:I'm Shashana Pearson, journalist turned actress, writer, mom, and host of the ACRS-TV show, where I invite my guests into meaningful conversations about life and art. I've always been surrounded by artists—actors, writers, musicians, entrepreneurs—anyone passionately dedicated to creating something from nothing. I am intrigued by the challenges uniquely faced by artists as they balance the everyday with an aesthetic life. Through ACRS-TV, I—and you—will discover how these artists create a life filled with beauty that can only be described as one well lived. ***Connect with me:IG handles: @shashanapearson @artistcollectiveradioshowWebsites: www.shashanapearson.com, www.artistcollectiveradioshow.comFor on-camera bookings, please call my agent Gillian at The Horne Agency (214) 350-9220.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/acrstv)
Jenna Alexander has created a life from her creativity and exudes beauty with every word she speaks. She's quick to say that it's most important to stop the perfection that social media can display, and take time to see what's in front of you. She shares the reality of life as a wife and mom, homeschooling as her new venture for 2020, and what's on the horizon with her creativity. Jenna shares how her creative acts have made her who she is every step of the way. Her lightheartedness and spirit inspired me to soak up every word she had to say.She shares what our culture is too committed to; and what came out of 2020 for her. Her vulnerability is in every expression; and her story is one of staying true to her passion and stepping day by day into her continued love for creativity and her passion for it.In this conversation, you'll hear:How doing what you love can give you the life you wantWhy taking a break from social media is a good ideaHow beauty is perfect and in every imperfectionHow showing up is the ultimate first stepWhat matters is what you say mattersResources:One Creative Act's Instagram: @onecreativeactMary Lyn Jenkin's Instagram: @marylynbigfishBig Fish Co.'s Instagram: @livebigfish Big Fish Co.'s Website: https://livebigfish.com/Jenna Alexander's Instagram: @jennaalexanderstudioJenna Alexander's Website: https://jenna-alexander.com/Sunday Everyday's Instagram: @sunday___everydayBook: Show Your Work, by Austin Kleon
Programme 1: Land & Life Art critic Cristín Leach explores how ideas of Ireland and Irish identity have been visually represented, over three hundred years. An IWR Media production. Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly
I did this interview with Paul in 2006, at a time when the Bell X1 album Flock, had gone straight to number one in the Irish charts. This is Noonan uncensored and soul searching on subjects such as 'Uaneen, Damien, arty and life' to cull a headline from the magazine in which the article was printed. This is the first of two podcasts that will include the complete interview
The Whole Artist with Courtney Rioux: Conversations with artists about acting, purpose, and the journey to finding wholeness. Courtney talks with writer, director, and executive producer of Chicago Med, Michael Pressman. Michael Pressman has been a filmmaker for decades. He directed a diverse slate of feature films, including the cult hit Boulevard Nights, which was one of twenty-five films selected in 2019 for preservation by the Library of Congress; Those Lips, Those Eyes starring Frank Langella; Doctor Detroit starring Dan Aykroyd and Some Kind of Hero starring Richard Pryor. He's the executive producer of Chicago Med, executive producer of Blue Bloods, and directed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 - Secret Of The Ooze. He has also directed episodes of Justified, Law and Order SVU, Sneaky Pete, Damages, Chicago Med, and countless others. And he directed the Hallmark Hall Of Fame “Saint Maybe “ by Ann Tyler as well as the classic “Quicksand - No Escape “ by Peter Baloff and Dave Wollert, starring Donald Sutherland and Tim Matheson. Michael has directed many theater productions, including the highly successful Broadway revival of Comeback Little Sheba starring S. Epatha Merkerson. He graduated from the film school at Cal/Arts and also attended Carnegie-Mellon, majoring in acting and directing for the theater. He has won two Emmy Awards for executive producing and show running the acclaimed series Picket Fences and earned an Emmy nomination and a DGA nomination for his work on the hospital series Chicago Hope. Follow Courtney Rioux online: www.courtneyrioux.com | instagram.com/courtneyrioux | Facebook.com/CourtneyRiouxOfficial | Twitter.com/CourtneyRioux Other links: Boulevard Nights https://g.co/kgs/afbCL7 Those Lips Those Eyes https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081625/ Frankie and Johnny Are Married https://www.amazon.com/Frankie-Johnny-are-Married-Antonio/dp/B001BKH10A Picket Fences: Season 1 Ep 22 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0674737/?ref_=ttep_ep22 St. Maybe https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168156/ Sneaky Pete "Mr. Success" episode https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5308384/ TMNT 2: Secret of the Ooze https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103060/ Lasting Looks Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lasting-looks/id1537341991 Pleasantville Accident Article http://bit.ly/3mGaNh1 SJ Article https://onechicagocenter.com/2020/03/24/chicago-fire-chicago-med-directors-interview/ Dear Hollywood Article http://bit.ly/3pfwt5t Special thanks: Editor: Henrique Lazary Assistant: Mandy Work Wetzel Photography: Brave Lux. Music: Blythe Martin Productions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/courtneyrioux/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/courtneyrioux/support
In this episode, Jane and I discuss the murder of George Floyd (May 25, 2020) and the Covid-19 pandemic. Black Lives Matter and white privilege was very much at the forefront. We had this conversation July 31, 2020. At that time, Canada had 115,785 confirmed cases, including 8,929 deaths. The curve was flattening and restrictions were loosening. We could once again sit on patios and socialize in our bubbles but the memories of the full lockdown were still very fresh. Jane mentions the short film SKIN which won the Oscar for Best Short Film, directed by Guy Nattiv and produced by: Jamie Ray Newman, Andrew Carlberg and Tim Harms. SKIN was also made into a feature film, directed by Guy Nattiv. https://www.youtube.com/watch?index=9&list=PLCTfqkNt9Ptq_iQyOYEZ-kfuKEUxqFvhz&v=DkCVrWC0ZP4 (SKIN (Short Film Trailer)) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6043142/ (SKIN (Feature Trailer)) Next Episode maxine bailey: A force of nature, a woman with a great perspective and a wicked laugh. Listen how she brings all of those things to THE ARENA. If you want help showing up more purposefully and courageously, I'd be happy to help. Please visit: https://www.lindamclachlan.com (www.lindamclachlan.com) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
In this episode, Maria Oswalt interviews two extremely talented pro-life artists, Cheri Rose and Jason Jones. They share what inspires them, what they consider the role of art to be in the pro-life movement, and more. — Create | Encounter submission guidelines can be found here: https://www.rehumanizeintl.org/create-encounter — Photos of the 2019 first- and second-prize winners of the Pro-Life Women's Conference Art Show can be found on the Rehumanize International facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/255776494446827/posts/2653792014645251?s=1324159717&sfns=mo — From Jason Jones: A Call for Disunity in the Pro-Life Movement https://stream.org/call-disunity-pro-life-movement/ — Intro/outro music: "Belize," by Monty Datta. https://montydatta.bandcamp.com/track/belize — Learn more about Rehumanize International at rehumanizeintl.org!
Episode 16 of the Ground Shots Podcast. This episode is a conversation with Lindsey Leach, who lives in Richmond, Virginia. I recorded our conversation this past October, while I was doing a printmaking residency in Petersburg, Virginia at Cornmeal Press, the studios of Aimee Joyaux, our guest from Episode 14. When this interview was recorded, Lindsey was working as the Development Manger at ChildSavers, an organization dedicated to the mental wellbeing of children in the greater RVA area. In addition to talking about the work of the organization ChildSavers, we chat about: the importance of trauma informed council for children the history of the deliberate concentrating of poverty in black communities in Richmond, VA how a history of systematic racism is reflected in the present day reality of the city ways that schools are still segregated how trauma affects the body the link between trauma and systematic racism the need to remove the confederate statues on Monument Ave in Richmond, VA reevaluating southern identities that revolve around a selectively curated storytelling of the past the importance of representing and telling all stories of the past and present for a more accurate representation of the lived human experience in the RVA area having civil conversations with people who you don't agree with how Richmond is making changes to acknowledge the history of all people who lived and live in the city (links to some of these things are found below) ********************************* To go along with this episode, Lindsey, who is an avid reader, put together an epic book list that relates to the topics we touch on in this conversation, found on the Ground Shots Project Patreon membership page. ********************************* As of February of this year, Lindsey accepted a position at United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) as Senior Development Officer. Now she heads up fundraising for UNOS, the nonprofit that manages the nation's only organ transplant system. She continues to support ChildSavers and is involved in her community through board service for ReEstablish Richmond which is a local nonprofit that helps refugees establish roots, build community, and become self-sufficient. In addition to her nonprofit work, Lindsey is an artist. You can view her portfolio linked below and learn about her psychic landscapes depicting the inner world of emotions. The additional music for this episode is by Ted Packard. Ted is a nature connection educator, artist and musician who runs a Patreon for his creative projects which also expand beyond music, the link to his page can be found in the show notes below. ******************************* Lindsey's artist portfolio: https://everavidart.com/ ChildSavers: https://childsavers.org/ ReEstablish Richmond: https://www.reestablishrichmond.org/ Virginia Museum of History and Culture: https://www.virginiahistory.org/ The American Civil War Museum: https://acwm.org/ Black History Museum: http://www.blackhistorymuseum.org/ The Valentine: https://thevalentine.org/ The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) is putting on this upcoming show in Richmond called "Cosmologies from the Tree of Life: Art from the African American South." https://www.vmfa.museum/exhibitions/cosmologies/ An article about the Maggie walker statue Lindsey mentions: https://www.richmond.com/news/local/city-of-richmond/maggie-walker-statue-unveiled-saturday-in-richmond/article_042f028e-045c-5777-98bf-31cb8ac56e7b.html A website on the complex history of the 'monuments' on Monument Ave. : https://onmonumentave.com/ ******************************* Support the podcast on Patreon to contribute to our grassroots self-funding of this project. Our Instagram page @goldenberries Join the Ground Shots Podcast Facebook Group to discuss the episodes Subscribe to our newsletter for updates on the Ground Shots Project Theme music: 'Sweat and Splinters' by Mother Marrow Additional music: 'Philosophers of Yeardley Drive: Graduates of the Grapefruit' by Ted Packard Produced by: Opia Creative
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