Podcast appearances and mentions of rose freeman

The Care Home Awards are benchmarks for innovation and excellence and the closing date for the 2024 Awards is the end of January.Listen to our short podcast interview with commercial director Helen Warrilow, development director Matt MacNamara and event manager Rose Freeman as they discuss this year's awards for CHM publishing editor Steve Hemsley.Find out:Why it's not too late to enterHow the Care Home Awards team can help you with last minute entriesWhy you care home's positive stories should be toldThe positive impact of Awards on a care home's reputation and its workforceHow to celebrate with others at the Awards Lunch and ceremony in May.Tune into all our industry-leading podcasts here.Support the showCare Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.

"This is toxic culture and I want to create something that's not" says Stephanie Author of Thriving Artist A Book to Set You Free. Taking that bad experience, and letting it elevate you, setting you on fire, to create a new and exciting path for yourself. We will take a quote from our Jann Arden Podcast "good things come out of bad things". Stephanie posts: “The average millionaire has 7 streams of income” … so why the hell was I relying on only my art for money?? Fuck yes, set up those streams, if we can figure it out so can you!! If you'd like a way to support us hit "like and subscribe". And if you really connected be sure to join our free community, or sign up for our newsletter! All the love my friends xo Brandi Learn more about Stephanie and her AMAZING offerings HERE ⁠Join our Free Colour Me Happy Community⁠ ⁠Mural Class - Scale Your Art Practice! ⁠

[@ 4 min] The OBS placekickers go ‘Inside the Huddle' with director Rose Freeman and soprano Angela Born, whose collective work is in a double bill production at Third Eye Theatre Ensemble in Chicago... [@ 29 min] In Chalk Talk… While this the show was taped, Terence Blanchard's opera “Fire Shut Up In My Bones” opened the season at the Metropolitan Opera. The OBS team talk about the plethora of ways this is a truly monumental occasion... [@ 42 min] In the ‘Two Minute Drill'… There's red cards and yellow cards; this time there might have to be a green flag… operaboxscore.com dallasopera.org/tdo_network_show/opera-box-score facebook.com/obschi1 @operaboxscore IG operaboxscore

In this week's 25 minute pow wow, I spoke with Stephanie Rose Freeman- artist, facilitator and director of The Inspired Artist Academy. We chat about what her creative expression looked like when she was growing up and her journey from leaving school to pursuing art as a career.Steph talks about the life changing realisation that her thoughts and limiting beliefs were holding her back from exploring her untapped creative talents and how art school fuelled her fire to rebel against mainstream education to start her very own art school.This is a really inspiring chat and I was grateful for the opportunity to hear about how she has fully stepped into her creative, financial and artistic power. ABOUT: Stephanie Rose Freeman is an Artist, Online Course Creator, Artist Mentor, and Creative Guide. Working within the realms of transformational art, magical creativity and self development, she's passionate about opening people up to their innate creativity and to the life of their dreams. Sometimes both at the same time!!She's a firm believer in artists being wealthy and is carving a path of inspiration into the boss-ass wealthy AF art witch of her dreams… so that others know it's possible and can follow in her footsteps!IG & TiKTok: @stephanie.rose.freemanBuy Stephanie's Book: Thriving ArtistW: www.stephanierosefreeman.comW: www.inspiredartistacademy.comWe would really appreciate if you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts.To listen to more episodes of The Creative Zone Podcast, click hereWhere to find Tali:Website: www.talibrash.comInstagram: @talibrash + @thecreativezonepodcastFacebook: Tali BrashSupport the show

Stephen Sondheim. Andrew Lloyd Webber. Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II. These are just a few names you may see shining bright on the marquees down Broadway. Spicer Carr certainly caught the musical theater bug early on, so much that he dedicated his career to writing musicals. Featured pieces: From Chance the Snapper: "This Town Ain't For Me", "Gravy Train", and "My Bestest Friend" From The Rocking Boy: "Making Friends" "This Too Shall Pass" Chance the Snapper: Concept and Book by Rose Freeman; Book, Music, and Lyrics by Spicer W. Carr; Orchestrations, Music Direction, and Conducted by Patrick Tice-Carroll The Rocking Boy: Book, Music, and Lyrics by Spicer W. Carr "This Too Shall Pass": Music and Lyrics by Spicer W. Carr Theme music is by Daryl Banner Where to find Spicer and more of his music: Website | Facebook | Instagram SoundCloud Listen to this episode ad-free by supporting The Composer Chronicles on Patreon. View a free video version of this episode on the Alexandrian Media YouTube channel or the full video on the Patreon. Alexandrian Media Store --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecomposerchronicles/message

In this episode I'm joined by the amazing Artistic Mystic, Miss Stephanie Rose Freeman. I have personally witnessed this epic Queen grow from earning $150 a week to creating a six figure, thriving business as an artist.She made it her mission to destroy the struggling artist archetype and create a career, a bougee lifestyle and an epic business by using her creative and artistic talents combined with mindset and an intuitive approach to business. This quirky Gemini has literally written the book on being a Thriving Artist and now makes it her business (literally) to teach other artists and creatives how to do the same!You can find Steph's work on her websites and social media accounts where she shares epic, inspirational content to inspire and lift up artists around the world:Instagram: @stephanie.rose.freemanTikTok: @stephanie.rose.freemanwww.stephanierosefreeman.comwww.thrivingartist.com

We are SO delighted to share our interview with directors Brandon McShaffrey (he/they) and Rose Freeman (zie/zir)! Brandon and Rose share their thoughts with us about all things acting and stagecraft: What it means to be a Citizen Artist How to cultivate an intentional and brave rehearsal space Why it’s important to be a self-advocate...

Stephanie Rose Freeman and Samuel Leighton-Dore join Paisley for a chat about Social Media Censorship, Mental Health & Monetizing Art.   Stephanie Rose Freeman is an Artist, Online Course Creator, Artist Mentor, Spiral Practitioner, and Creative Guide. Working within the realms of transformational art, magical creativity, and self-development, she's passionate about opening people up to their innate creativity and to the life of their dreams. Sometimes both at the same time!! She's a firm believer in artists being wealthy and is carving a path of inspiration into the boss-ass wealthy AF art witch of her dreams… so that others know it's possible and can follow in her footsteps! Samuel Leighton-Dore is a writer, screenwriter, director, and visual artist based on the Gold Coast, where he lives with his production designer husband and two cats. His book How To Be A Big Strong Man (Smith Street/Simon & Schuster 2019) brought some much-needed accessibility and humour to topics of masculinity and mental health, with Benjamin Law writing: "If toxic masculinity is a virus, then the big-hearted, happily subversive, technicolour-hug that is Samuel Leighton-Dore's art is surely the antidote.” Samuel has explored these themes at great length, particularly as experienced by members of the LGBTIQ+ community, across his multifaceted creative practice, winning Visual Artist of the Year at the 2019 Honour Awards and producing work for organisations including Equality Australia, ACON, Twenty10, ReachOut and, most recently, writing and producing a series of short animations for men's health organisation Man Cave.

Molly Rose Freeman is an artist and designer who centers pattern and color in a lot of her work as a way of celebrating connections and honoring the natural world in her work. Her work is vibrant and very alive and gives us a glimpse into all of the maximalism and LIFE with which she views the world. Today, we talk about rest and engaging with time and expectations in a way that suits our physical + emotional needs. We get into the practices that help her stay brave and resilient within her creative process + profession as well as reframing some of the ways that we experience, fear and navigate through our daily experience. I love any opportunity I get to talk with Molly, and I hope you also enjoy the bounty and vibrancy of her spirit as well. We discuss /How we navigate the nagging feeling that “time is running out”How she has re-oriented from working habits that result in burn out to habits that orient towards pleasure + curiosityReleasing goals as the only worthwhile pursuitsRecognizing the choices (instead of rules) that make up our day and how those can create new systemsHow she made some big shifts in her professional life when she hit burn out How taking time to rest was life-changing (and terrifying)The practices that she uses to cultivate creative bravery and resilienceStaying body aware while engaging with social mediaThe importance of celebrating full momentsHow we both engage with modular schedulingIf you enjoyed the episode, check out:Episode 37 w/ Anana Harris ParrisEpisode 33 w/ Mary Grace AllerdiceEpisode 32 w/ Michael J MorrisEpisode 13 w/ Andrea GlikEpisode 4 w/ Blake BeckhamLINKSGet your FREE prompts to work with the Gemini New Moon30 Minutes for $30 - summer retrogrades + eclipses in your natal chartBook a SessionMary Grace's IGMary Grace's websitePhoto of Tarot cards for this week //Molly Rose Freeman's websiteMolly Rose Freeman's IGThe Importance of Being Iceland (book)Phone notes of noteThe Nap MinistryJoin us for a free class on Taking Care : Pillars for Creation, Circularity + Support — tools to help you design your life with more support and care built in, especially during difficult times. This free class is Friday, March 18 at Noon ET/ 9:00a PT. Sign up here to attend and/or get the replay. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mgallerdice)

Calm the Chaos/ Episode 8 Rose Freeman and Anastasia Allison The Musical Mountaineers   About  Rose Freeman and Anastasia Allison love the great outdoors and have a passion for bringing the beauty of their music to others. They think nothing of getting up at one am to hike up a mountain to play and record for us here at home. They call themselves the Musical Mountaineers.  Their story of how they met is unique and their insight into being mindful and present is a gift to be shared.    What  You’ll Learn How Rose and Anastasia met What prompted that first trip into the wilderness Why did they start to record their expeditions Where do they focus their hikes? Their six strategies for how they calm the chaos in their own lives Where you can find them playing live in 2020 How you can support them via Patreon. Resources Musical Mountaineers YouTube, Patreon Page. Instagram,Facebook Washington National Parks Fund Dr. Nichole LePera The Holistic Psychologist Instagram   Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast on ITunes and Spotify Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast and share with a friend!

"Stephanie Rose Freeman is an Australian visionary artist creating soulful oil paintings depicting erotic spirituality and radiant, empowered human beings. Based in Melbourne in her bus-home, Stephanie is exploring themes around empowered sexuality through her luscious erotic oil paintings and commissioned vulva portraits. Her paintings feature radiant humans basking in their sexual essence with flowers bursting out of them, often incorporating sacred geometry or energetic circuitry to hint at the energetic side of sexuality. She also paints erotic commissions, teaches painting workshops and offers The Yoni Painting Ritual - a transformational one-on-one painting ritual of body love and self-acceptance. Her work transmits the shameless beauty and sacredness of the sensual experience, with the intention of inspiring the viewer to remember their sexual divinity." "I actually gave myself adrenal fatigue and totally burned out. That was the signal for me to step into my feminine and slow down and actually listen to what's going on inside my body. The answer has been 'slow down' and it's been amazing actually." Here are the details of our conversation: Stephanie's journey to becoming an erotic artist Stephanie's "life in a bus" and how it influences her life and creative genius Yoni painting rituals as a spiritually liberating practice The benefits of creating a yoni portrait What happens in a yoni painting session Stephanie's learnings from painting vaginas for women around the world Why would you want to have your vagina painted? How to connect to your womanhood and sacred sexuality Why the vulva is the portal into the universe The power of receptivity, surrender, and sensuality And much more... Join us at http://girlskill.com/115 P. S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar

Both filmmaker Sarah Menzies and The Musical Mountaineers accomplished big things after our conversations last year. Sarah debuted her film Afghan Cycles. Rose and Anastasia played music in Seattle's Benaroya Hall. We catch up and celebrate what's next. Women featured in this episode: Sarah Menzies, Anastasia Allison, and Rose Freeman Hosted by Gale Straub In this episode you'll hear: How the Afghan Cycles film debut at Hot Docs film festival went for filmmaker Sarah Menzies Why film festivals are important for outdoor documentary films How Sarah is carving out time for her and her partner Kaitlin after devoting so much time to Afghan Cycles What Sarah wants to focus on for her next film project How she feels about Afghan Cycles being available to stream on platforms like iTunes Why Sarah wouldn't tell you she's "living the dream" but why she wouldn't have it any other way The Musical Mountaineers share about the concert they played at Benaroya Hall in Seattle (and how it wasn't as different as they thought it would be from playing in the mountains) The beauty in the fact that wherever Anastasia and Rose play their instruments, the feeling is the same. What Rose and Anastasia are excited about Anastasia's p-cloth company, Kula Cloth The possibility The Musical Mountaineers see in 2019 (for themselves and for others!) The She Explores book We're doing a She Explores book event at REI Seattle May 1st at 6:30PM. Mark your calendar! Sponsored by NoteCast by EX-IQ and Warby Parker Learn more at She-Explores.com Join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Sponsor Websites and Codes Warby Parker: Head to warbyparker.com/EXPLORE to order your free Home Try-On’s today. Notecast: Head to Notecast.app and use code EXPLORES at checkout for 60 days free! Resources Sarah's Episode: All In Rose and Anastasia's episode: The Musical Mountaineers Afghan Cycles: Find it on iTunes and find out where you else you can stream it Afghan Cycles: Website Sarah Menzies: Instagram & Let Media The Musical Mountaineers: Instagram & Facebook Kula Cloth: Website & Instagram Anastasia Allison: Instagram and Website Rose Freeman: Instagram She Explores Book Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Josh Woodward, Lee Rosevere and Kai Engel using a Creative Commons Attribution license.

Today I chat to a very talented & embodied artist. Stephanie is not just any artist but a woman who has the pleasure to paint the naked body. Her paintings feature radiant humans basking in their sexual essence with flowers bursting out of them.Stephanie is known for empowering women by painting their beautiful vaginas, also referred to as yoni. She captures the yoni’s deliciousness & sacredness in her creation, bringing magic onto the canvas. I have been following Stephanie’s work for the past few years with total admiration & love, especially the painting of erotic couples & men.Stephanie runs workshops, such as 'Paint Your Empowered Pussy' and a course such as 'Make Your Visions Real' and offers The Yoni Painting Ritual - a transformational one-on-one painting ritual of body love and self acceptance.Today she talks of her journey to becoming an erotic artist - the blocks & limited beliefs that stopped her from stepping up into the goddess artist she is today. The inner work she addressed to find her creative flow. You will love her energy & if you are like me, You will no doubt be curious & inspired to work with her. You can contact Stephanie at:www.stephanierosefreeman.comInsta: stephanie.rose.freeman/

Anastasia and Rose hike their violin and keyboard, respectfully, into the mountains of Washington to play music to greet the rising sun. In doing so, they hope to inspire others to share their own gifts with the world. A little over a year ago, Anastasia Allison and Rose Freeman met in person and found out they had the same dream: to play music in the backcountry (in a low impact and respectful fashion). They decided to load up a violin and keyboard and give it a try. You can watch videos of them playing in the mountains in all seasons - surrounded by snow and in the height of summer. In this episode, Anastasia and Rose record a recent hike up Sahale arm in the North Cascades and share what makes it special for them and others. Women Featured in this Episode: Anastasia Allison and Rose Freeman Addy Polet is featured in the Deuter midroll. Hosted by Gale Straub In this episode you'll hear How Anastasia and Rose got started as "The Musical Mountaineers" - carrying their instruments to play music as the sun rises and sets in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest The sounds of the two women hiking up to Sahale Arm in the Cascades to play a sunrise "concert" How the women practice Leave No Trace when they perform and why they don't tell anyone that they're going to be out there The challenges and rewards of hiking instruments up 3,500 feet to play The mission behind "The Musical Mountaineers" and how it's evolved The ways playing music in the backcountry has impacted them personally How they improvise to create new music together What makes Anastasia and Rose a good team How letting go of perfection in music relates to every day life and other lessons we can draw from their performances And about the Women on the Road Gathering in Taos, NM! Sponsored by Victorious and Deuter Resources Follow The Musical Mountaineers: Instagram, Facebook, Youtube Follow Anastasia Allison: Instagram, Podcast: The Inspired Adventurepreneur, Website Follow Rose Freeman: Instagram See The Musical Mountaineers Perform at Benaroya Hall Women on the Road Gathering Learn more on She-Explores.com Join the conversation in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Sponsors & Codes Victorious: Get the first month's membership free using the URL Victorious.com/explores Deuter Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is performed by The Musical Mountaineers: Sunrise Improvisation - original music by The Musical Mountaineers How Great Thou Art (1885) Great is Thy Faithfulness (1923) Music is by Jason Shaw via Free Music Archive (CC by A license)

We sit down with Rose Freeman and Phranque Wright to talk about Kevin Sparrow’s Cornerstone with Nothing Without a Company, Finding the Reality in Political and Artistic Brainwashing, Immersive Theater,… The post Scapi Radio 03.21.18 Cornerstone, Rose Freeman, Phranque Wright appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

Oliver goes ‘Inside the Huddle’ with countertenor Justin Kim. The Korean-American has established himself as one of the most sought-after countertenors of his generation, having already collaborated with such prestigious conductors as Sir John Eliot Gardiner... But first, it’s ‘The Hometown Team’, this week with Chicago’s Third Eye Theater Ensemble. The company presents Daniel Crozier's opera “With Blood, With Ink” which tells the chilling and beautiful story of the life of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, the iconic 17th century Mexican poetess and nun. Stage director Rose Freeman and mezzo-soprano Rena Ahmed join George live in studio... And then, it’s ‘The Two Minute Drill’: all the things you need to know from the past week in Operaland, plus our hot takes... http://facebook.com/obschi1

We sit down with Rose Freeman, Lucía Mier YTerán Romero, and Isabel Davis Velazquez from Third Eye Theatre to talk about With Blood, With Ink, making art in a post-Trump… The post Scapi Radio 09.30.17 Rose Freeman, Lucía Mier YTerán Romero, Isabel Davis Velazquez appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

We sit down with Rose Freeman and Jessie Oliver (later joined by Matt Peckham, Tyler Lee and Adjani Moulton to talk about lady business, facebook dreams turned real projects and… The post Scapi Radio 06.22.17 Jessie Oliver, Rose Freeman Questionable Internet Opinions appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

This week, George and Oliver are joined by stage director Rose Freeman and mezzo-soprano Marysa Abbas. (Abbas is also the Managing Diva of Opera on Tap's Chicago chapter.) We debate the ways in which success is defined in the opera business, and what control artists have over their career paths... Then, our 'Monday Evening Quarterback' segment returns, as we review Haymarket Opera's production of Haydn's 1779 work "L'isola disabitata"...

You're in for a treat! In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Rose Freeman, a past student of mine, and chat with her about exactly how she went from being a struggling, boke artists with a fried nervous system to a 6 figure art business owner!It's a truly inspiring story and in this candid chat, Steph dishes all about where she was when she started, how doing money work started to shift things for her, what her biggest growing challenge is and what advice she'd give herself starting out again.This one is a must listen! Hit download and listen now babe