Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel walls

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Self-described "trash nerd" Becca Fong joins comedians Rachel Walls and Erin Ingle. We dish about how Legos are the gift that keeps on giving, the final adventure of The Brave Little Bottle, and everything you need to know about recycling, composting, and all things trash. *** Becca's recommended reading: Overview of Seattle's Solid Waste system: https://youtu.be/zLFrMI2I3W0 Seattle's Recycling facility - 3rd and Lander Materials Recovery Facility: https://youtu.be/9JKJGgrAYqg Cedar Grove's Everett Compost facility: https://youtu.be/aRD385ibwqA *** Natalie's Twitter: @fistfulofhollas Erin's website: https://www.eriningle.com/ Rachel's website: http://www.rachelwallscomedy.com/

An Interview with Rachel Walls, an expert on Maine artist, Dahlov Ipcar, who passed away in 2017 at the age of 99. Ipcar's work is currently on exhibit at Bates College.

Rachel Walls is the owner of the gallery Rachel Walls Fine Art, located in Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth. The gallery is currently exhibiting the artwork of Dahlov Ipcar and Walls is also organizing exhibitions at the University of Cincinnati and Bates College, which will open this summer. Walls, who grew up in Cape Elizabeth, first encountered Ipcar as a child when the artist came to Pond Cove Elementary School through a visiting artists program. A skiing accident in 2010 brought Ipcar into Walls’ life again. She was seriously injured and had to re-learn to speak and write. When one of her doctors suggested looking at children’s books, she gravitated to the Dahlov Ipcar books she had loved as a child. And after much work, Walls regained her speech and writing skills, all the while never losing her interest in creativity and visual beauty. By 2015, Walls was representing Ipcar professionally and the plan to exhibit her personal collection was well underway when the artist passed away in February 2018 at the age of 99. Walls, who graduated from Bates College, began her career at the National Museum of Wildlife Art before becoming the director of exhibitions and design conferences at Western Interiors and Design magazine. After leaving the magazine, she executed the development of educational programming for the American Institute of Architects and the Town of Portola Valley, California using the first LEED Platinum Civic Center in the Untied States as a case study for architects as more efficient municipal centers began to be realized in 2008. She has curated design exhibitions for the U.S. Green Building Council, West Coast Green, and the Urban Land Institute featuring sustainably produced, non-toxic home furnishings and home building systems. Most recently, she curated fine art exhibitions featuring Marguerite Zorach, Ipcar and William Zorach at Samson Projects in Boston from June to August 2015; Ipcar at Frost Gully Gallery in Freeport from November 2015 to January 2016, and Ipcar: Stories at the Portland Public Library in Portland from October to December 2017. https://www.themainemag.com/radio/radio-guests/rachel-walls/

Oh hey! We can't believe that we've made 5 of these pieces of crap already OR that you are going to listen to it. Maybe consider doing something more enjoyable like boiling a pot of water and dipping your hands in it or eating a handful of thumbtacks (before you boil your hands obvi)In this episode we have clips from Rachel Walls, Christine Salvadore and Jim Stewart Allen. Halympia RSSPermalink

This episode started with 2 members of Tweed Racket, Elena Martinez and Christan Leonard. By the time we started the discussion section we had 4 members as Henry Russel Stoddard and Rachel Walls joined in.