Podcast appearances and mentions of maren conrad

San Joaquin County approved improvements for Stockton Metropolitan Airport. Also, Sacramento mayoral candidates Dr. Flojaune Cofer and state Assemblymember Kevin McCarty. Finally, “The Jacquelyn” is a new space for wellness and socializing. Mayoral Candidates Flo Cofer & Kevin McCarty The race for Sacramento mayor is officially underway for the November general election. Now that the primary is over and the top two candidates are set, we take time today to catch up with epidemiologist Dr. Flo Cofer and state Assemblyman Kevin McCarty to talk about lessons learned from the primary, what's next, and how they plan on winning over voters who wanted someone else for mayor. Stockton Metropolitan Airport Improvements San Joaquin County just approved over $26 million in improvements for Stockton Metropolitan Airport to upgrade key infrastructure, increase airline capacity, and meet future economic goals. Airport director Richard Sokol joins Insight to talk about why the funding is necessary to “catch up” on modernization and renovations, as well as the airport's plans to expand its services and serve a growing population. The Creativity of ‘The Jacquelyn' Sacramento has a brand new space for wellness, socializing, and collaborating. It's called The Jacquelyn and it is named for Jacquelyn Anderson - a Sacramento wife, mother, photographer, and artist who left a legacy on the community. After her untimely passing, her husband dedicated himself to honoring her life, and The Jacquelyn is his latest effort to bring the community together. Maren Conrad is the CEO of the newly opened creative hub and joins us to talk about its namesake and what makes The Jacquelyn so special.

Rotkäppchen, Hänsel & Gretel, Rapunzel & Co : Diese Figuren kennen wir alle, dabei sind sie schon ganz schön alt. In Märchen liegt Magie, in Märchen ist alles möglich - und sie gehen meistens gut aus! Theresa und Anja sprechen über ihre Lieblingsmärchen von den Brüdern Grimm bis Hans Christian Andersen und stellen besonders schöne Ausgaben zum Lesen und Hören vor. Im Gespräch mit der Literaturwissenschaftlerin Prof. Maren Conrad erfahren sie, was die anhaltende Faszinationskraft von Märchen ausmacht. // Fotos und mehr zu den Folgen auf www.swr2.de/limonadenbaum // (7:00) Interview mit Prof. Maren Conrad: Was macht die Faszinationskraft von Märchen aus? // (8:50) Umgang mit Brutalität in Märchen // (10:22) moderne Adaptionen // (12:08) altertümliches Vokabular // (12:55) Frauenfiguren und das Böse // (14:15) Diversität in modernen Adaptionen // (16:38) Ur-Narrative // (17:45) Buchtipp von Prof. Maren Conrad: „Power to the Princess” // (19:05) Buchtipp von Theresa: „Zur Zeit, wo das Wünschen noch geholfen hat“ // (23:06) Hörspieltipp: „Das tapfere Schneiderlein“, Edition Seeigel

I am just going to say it ... Maren Conrad is a BADASS artist and muralist! Her work is all over Sacramento. This fifth generation Californian is an open book when it comes to her story and her art. Her style is not defined by how a piece of art or mural looks. It has everything to do with the story she is trying to tell. The way Maren speaks about what is behind her work should and will inspire you. I am inspired just writing this. All the more reason to check out what she is all about.In today's interview episode of Experience the Buzz, Host Steve Buzzard spends time with Maren Conrad. "I learned so much in this episode because of Maren Conrad. I truly saw art one way and Maren inspired me to look at things in a much different manner. Her work is amazing. I can't wait to take the tour and see every piece in person." Our conversation hits FOUR areas: Segment ONE  focuses on Maren's journey through art, being a woman entrepreneur, defining her style, growing up in Sacramento, and an initial dive into two of her recent pieces of work honoring the women of the 19th Amendment and the Transcontinental Railroad.Segment TWO focuses on Maren's opportunity to do a Ted Talk. Through that Ted Talk, Maren speaks openly about losing her husband Dennis and the effect that had on her art going forward. Maren talks about her art during college, after college, and after the tragedy of Dennis' passing. Then we get insight to the Dandelion Story, when the Genius Arrives,  and her first mural which is called "Prosperity Through Perseverance" arriving in 2016 thanks to Wide Open Walls. So much good stuff to unpack.Segment THREE Maren describes to me (an art novice) the process of being commissioned to do a mural. Great stories behind Lady Bird, incorporating other art forms during her work, and one of my favorite pieces ... Mr. T on C Street. Segment FOUR,  Maren speaks about her latest piece in honor of Ruth Bader Ginsburg ("Seeds of Change"), her Urban Roots Piece (Converse Shoes), and the Peacock at DOCO. Rapid Fire and Great Finishing Thoughts finish out this Talking Story.Here are some of my favorite HIGHLIGHTS  ...1. Every piece that Maren talks about has a story. You get an idea of how much work and preparation is put in before any stroke of the brush ever happens. 2. I am in awe of Maren's ability to take on HUGE projects like her first BIG mural "Prosperity Through Perseverance" or the "Transcontinental Railroad"3. Maren brought up some very important facts including art seen in a gallery (85% male, 15% female) and sold (+70% male). If there was ever a voice for Women in Art, Maren is leading the charge.4. When talking about art after losing her husband, Maren said, "We look for the beauty in life. And if we can't find it, we make it." ENJOY THE TALKING STORY!Website | MARENCONRAD.COMMaren Conrad on INSTAGRAMCheck Out These Videos ⬇️ Ted Talk "Changing the World

On episode #34 of The XIX Podcast, host Charlie Zamora interviews Brandon & Jenny Robinson owners of Flat Stick Pub. "Days ahead of Flatstick Pub’s grand opening in downtown Sacramento, co-owner Brandon Robinson said he’s excited to show it off. The 14,000-square-foot space on two levels in the basement of 630 K St. might be best known as a combination miniature golf course and beer bar. But Robinson, who owns the site with his wife, Sacramento native Jennifer Robinson, said he’s pushing back on those who dismiss it as “Fratstick Pub,” a gathering spot for bro types. “It’s not a sports bar,” he said, though there are plenty of high-definition TVs showing sports. “If you don’t like the beer, come for the art. If you don’t like the art, come for the golf. If you don’t like the golf, come for the food. It’s all about having a lot of options.” In what was the tasting room for craft brewery Ruhstaller before the latter moved to nearby 726 K St., Flatstick Pub was a $3 million investment. The business is scheduled to open Sunday. From three holes spelling out the letters “SAC” in the nine-hole mini-golf course to 42 taps featuring breweries from within 100 miles, Brandon Robinson said, there is a strong emphasis on the local. In that same vein, the pub’s food service, #taco, uses farm-to-fork ingredients, while party and event rooms as well as a golf course sculpture of the Tower Bridge feature local artists such as Maren Conrad and Gina Rossi. Mini golf won’t be the only diversion at Flatstick, which is based on a concept from Seattle. An idea conceived there will have what Robinson said is its only presence in Northern California: duffleboard, a bar game combining shuffleboard and golf, with nine different “holes.” Another area of Flatstick will feature other golf-based pub games, while event rooms line the walls. Flatstick will also offer something a bit more upscale, though at a price. From the K Street entrance, it’s easy to miss at first. But behind a trophy case, the Trophy Club is a speakeasy with craft cocktails by experienced bartenders and custom furniture and interior design by Sacramento architect Brendan Koon of Vitae Architecture. Annual fees for the Trophy Club will be $400, Robinson said, though that comes with perks such as unlimited golf and games at Flatstick. “We wanted a place that was vibrant and fun,” he said, adding membership will be capped, and a handful of Sacramento Kings players and coaches are signed up, among others. Flatstick Pub’s Sacramento location is the first in California, Robinson said, but it won’t be the last. He’s hoping to eventually have other locations in the Bay Area and elsewhere." - By Ben van der Meer – Staff Writer, Sacramento Business Journal Oct 15, 2019, 5:11pm EDT FEATURING: Host: Charlie Zamora Instagram: www.instagram.com/charliezamora_/ Guest: Brandon & Jenny Robinson owners of Flat Stick Pub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flatstickdoco/ FOLLOW: XIX - Instagram: www.instagram.com/playxix/ - Facebook: www.facebook.com/PLAYXIX/ - Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC5oQZdpXjXz7kR8hqp4OlZQ - Itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/xix-h…d1447577461?mt=2 SHOP NOW: www.playxix.com

For the third consecutive year, the Wide Open Walls mural festival is coming to downtown Sacramento and the surrounding region to continue to uplift and transform the capital city for the better. Founder and Producer of the festival, David Sobon joined the podcast to preview the upcoming event. Among the topics discussed were the inspiration for Wide Open Walls (1:00), how he finds and recruits these world class artists to paint these murals (2:30), the new CALIFORNIA mural to be painted at the California Automobile Museum (18:30). David also speaks about his prominent auctioneering company, David Sobon Events (30:00), and his roots in the Amador wine industry (39:00).

In this special episode, Christine interviews Maren Conrad, whose personal story is one of simultaneous tragedy and redemption. Conrad, a fine artist and muralist of worldwide recognition, talks about how she developed her mission to create beauty in spaces where she used to be afraid to walk, and how that mission is a metaphor to her incredible life story. 

In this special episode, Christine interviews Maren Conrad, whose personal story is one of simultaneous tragedy and redemption. Maren Conrad, a fine artist and muralist of worldwide recognition, talks about how she developed her mission to create beauty in spaces where she used to be afraid to walk. And, and how that mission is a metaphor for her incredible life story.  Want to get all the wines we drink on the podcast for up to 70% off retail price? Subscribe to daily, no-obligation offers from The Wine Spies. Click here to sign up.

Today's show brings me to the Sacramento studio of fine artist Maren Conrad. Her incredible artwork is no stranger to both controversy and praise and Maren is the first to note that taking risks is just part of the job. Listen in as we discuss how she and her business partner Elizabeth Wood are creating opportunities for fine artists to enjoy new revenue streams, how she's dealt with public criticism of her work and the importance of supporting creatives. You can find the full show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Marin Conrad is an amazing artist and designer, who co-founded Prosper Design Studio, and is the artist-in-residence for The Andaz Napa . She’s sold her own art work through out California and as far away as Tel Aviv. She even had a bit The post Episode 20: Maren Conrad appeared first on Serious Talk. Seriously..