Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Moon

durée : 00:47:14 - La 20e heure - par : Eva Bester - La photographe Sarah Moon aime les silhouettes et les ombres. Convaincue qu'une photographie est réussie quand elle raconte une histoire, l'artiste est en recherche perpétuelle de l'instant décisif où l'image s'impose d'elle-même.

Sarah Moon, Co-Founder of FieldWorks Power, shares her career journey and expertise in the renewable energy sector. The conversation covers:Sarah's path from studying geology to leading renewable energy initiatives at companies like Solstice Power Technologies and DSD Renewables.Strategies for community solar companies to enter and succeed in emerging markets, from policy advocacy to local community engagement.The role of lean teams and entrepreneurial spirit in driving innovation in distributed energy development.A future-focused vision for renewable energy, emphasizing accessibility, policy innovation, and economic impact.Check out FieldWorks Power at https://fieldworkspower.com/.FieldWorks Power is committed to reshaping the renewable energy landscape. Tune in now for an inspiring conversation on innovation, resilience, and the future of distributed energy!Paces helps developers find and evaluate the sites most suitable for renewable development. Interested in a call with James, CEO @ Paces?

On today's episode of Get Hired, LinkedIn Senior Editor Andrew Seaman speaks with Dr. Sarah Moon, a psychologist specializing in LGBTQIA+ mental health. They discuss how employers can support their LGBTQIA+ employees and how employees can spot inclusive employers. Dr. Moon also shares advice for confronting anti-LGBTQ biases at work and showing up as an ally on the job. Follow Andrew on LinkedIn to join the Get Hired community by clicking here. Follow Sarah Moon on LinkedIn by clicking here.

Puntata 156 - Come avvicinarsi alla postproduzione?Oggi vi propongo una riflessione sulla post-produzione e, più in particolare, su come avvicinarsi a questo processo che è parte integrante della fotografia (lo è sempre stato). Mi sono accorto, infatti, che la puntata più ascoltata in assoluto è la numero 2, quella dove mi domando quanto sia importante saper postprodurre... Quindi, come mi avvicino a questo aspetto della fotografia? Come scelgo il dispositivo col quale post-produrre? Quale programma utilizzare?Prosegue poi la rubrica Quei Bravi Fotografi, oggi vi parlo di Sarah Moon, una fotografa francese e artista a tuttto campo (trovate i riferimenti in coda)Aspetto le vostre domande e i vostri feedback. Buona luce a tutti!*******************************************I MIEI LINK:Cliccate qui per sostenere con un piccolo contributo economico alle spese del podcast e ottenere dei benefici esclusivi: PatreonEmail: andreageymet@gmail.com (da usare anche per un contributo con PayPal)Portfolio:https://andreageymet.myportfolio.compeopleofindia.myportfolio.comInstagram del podcast Le mie foto dei miei viaggiI miei ritratti Il mio profilo ThreadsIl gruppo Telegram*******************************************Se volete farmi un regalo, cliccate sulla mia lista amazon*******************************************IL SITO DOVE LEGGERE LE RECENSIONI DELL'ATTREZZATURA: Juza Photo*******************************************Il mio fornitore di fiducia: Solo Digitali(chiedere di Paolo e nome mio)*******************************************Sarah Moonhttps://style.corriere.it/moda/people/sarah-moon-fotografia-bellezza-evanescente/https://www.instagram.com/sarahmoon_official/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Moon

Search engines connect interested consumers with willing brands. That's why smart brands optimize focus on SEO to make it easy for these curious customers to find them. But too often, brands forget about customers who have the problem their brand solves when it comes to consumers who speak other languages -- even when they are equipped to serve customers who speak other languages. In this episode I sat down with Sarah Moon, an SEO marketing and business strategy consultant, to cover practical ways you can do multilingual SEO to so you can attract and convert consumers who are looking for what your brand offers. Get the Inclusion & Marketing Newsletter Get the episode transcript Sarah Moon

In this episode, we are joined by Sarah Moon, co-founder and Principal of Fieldworks Power. Together, we delve into the exciting world of community solar initiatives in Wisconsin, exploring the strides made thus far and peering into the promising future ahead.

“Regarde !”150 ans de livres de photographies pour les enfantsà la Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau, Gentillydu 1er mars au 31 mai 2024Interview de Laurence Le Guen, autrice du livre « 150 ans de photolittérature pour les enfants » publié aux éditions MeMo et commissaire de l'exposition,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Gentilly, le 26 février 2024, durée 25'07,© FranceFineArt.https://francefineart.com/2024/02/29/3519_regarde_maison-de-la-photographie-robert-doisneau/Communiqué de presseCommissariat : Laurence Le Guen, autrice d'une thèse sur les ouvrages photographiques pour enfants, chercheuse associée au laboratoire du Cellam à l'université Rennes 2, membre de l'Afreloce et professeure de lettres.L'exposition est composée de prêts issus de collections publiques (Fonds patrimonial Heure Joyeuse – Médiathèque Françoise Sagan) et de prêts issus de collections particulières Née au XIXème siècle, la photographie investit très tôt le livre, afin de pouvoir être diffusée efficacement au plus grand nombre. Loin de réserver ce canal de diffusion aux adultes, les photographes voient là une possibilité de conquérir un nouveau public : les enfants. Collaborant avec des écrivains, ils s'essaient avec entrain à la création d'ouvrages pour la jeunesse, et font preuve d'une très grande inventivité pour créer autour de leurs images des fictions, des livres d'apprentissage ou des albums novateurs.Ces créations dites photolittéraires sont le reflet de leur époque, témoignent de la variété des courants pédagogiques, esthétiques et politiques, mais aussi des avancées techniques qui accompagnent le développement de la photographie.Longtemps la photographie fut la mal aimée des livres pour enfants. Aujourd'hui encore, la photographie reste marginale en littérature jeunesse et le livre photo-illustré souffre toujours d'un manque de reconnaissance. Pourtant, depuis quelques années, on redécouvre l'importance et la variété de cette abondante production. On se rend compte que bon nombre de grands photographes ont contribué activement à son histoire : Ansel Adams, Laure Albin-Guillot, Claude Cahun, Edward Curtis, Dominique Darbois, Robert Doisneau, Hannah Höch, Frank Horvat, André Kertész, François Kollar, Ergy Landau, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Thérèse Le Prat, Duane Michals, Annette Messager, Sarah Moon, Marc Riboud, Alexander Rodtchenko, Cindy Sherman, Emmanuel Sougez, Edward Steichen, William Wegman, pour lesquels ces livres font pleinement partie de leurs oeuvres.Bien plus, des titres signés des maîtres de la photographie sont réédités et figurent désormais dans les rayonnages des bibliothèques enfantines. Ainsi, les assemblages d'objets hétéroclites de la photographe surréaliste Claude Cahun (1894-1954) pour le Coeur de Pic sont de nouveau accessibles. La fourrure des oursons de la photographe animalière Ylla (1911-1955) est plus soyeuse que jamais. Et les jeunes lecteurs peuvent désormais admirer la profondeur du noir et blanc des images du photographe japonais Eiköh Hosoe (né en 1933) dans Taka-Chan et moi.La Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau invite aujourd'hui le public à redécouvrir l'histoire de cette production rarement présentée au public par les institutions.[...]Laurence Le Guen, Commissaire de l'exposition Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Le chef, âgé de 73 ans, qui dirige aujourd'hui une vingtaine d'établissements, dont trois à Paris, nous reçoit chez lui dans le 16e arrondissement à Paris.Pierre Gagnaire évoque une enfance contrariée à Apinac dans la Loire puis à Val-d'Isère auprès de parents restaurateurs. Très jeune, il s'intéresse au jazz et à la lecture. Il commence à travailler la cuisine sans aimer véritablement ce qu'il fait et reprend difficilement l'adresse de son père avant de se lancer seul. Il développe alors sa propre approche avec un souci du geste et la volonté de proposer une assiette généreuse et sincère. Et rencontre le succès. Il continue de se passionner pour de nouvelles saveurs et aborde la situation complexe des campagnes aujourd'hui, encourageant au dialogue entre des gens qui ne pensent pas pareil.Il revient longuement sur son amour de la photo. « J'ai pris le parti de collectionner des œuvres qui tournent autour de la table. C'est un univers où il n'y a pas tant de choses que ça. Chez les photographes, j'aime Sarah Moon, William Klein, Robert Doisneau – que j'ai rencontré –, Marc Riboud. »Depuis cinq saisons, la journaliste et productrice Géraldine Sarratia interroge la construction et les méandres du goût d'une personnalité. Qu'ils ou elles soient créateurs, artistes, cuisiniers ou intellectuels, tous convoquent leurs souvenirs d'enfance, tous évoquent la dimension sociale et culturelle de la construction d'un corpus de goûts, d'un ensemble de valeurs.Un podcast produit et présenté par Géraldine Sarratia (Genre idéal) préparé avec l'aide de Diane Lisarelli et Johanna SebanRéalisation : Emmanuel BauxMusique : Gotan Project

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Episode Summary In this episode of the Solar Maverick Podcast, Benoy speaks with Sarah Moon who is the Co-Founder & Principal at Fieldworks Power.  Fieldworks Power is a forward-thinking distributed energy development company focused on developing community solar projects in the United States. Sarah discusses the different community solar markets in the United States, the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act(“IRA”) for renewables, and her entrepreneurship journey.   Benoy Thanjan Benoy Thanjan is the Founder and CEO of Reneu Energy and he is also an advisor for several solar startup companies.  He has extensive project origination, development, and financial experience in the renewable energy industry and in the environmental commodities market.   This includes initial site evaluation, permitting, financing, sourcing equipment, and negotiating the long-term energy and environmental commodities off-take agreements. He manages due diligence processes on land, permitting, and utility interconnection and is in charge of financing and structuring through Note to Proceed (“NTP”) to Commercial Operation Date (“COD”). Benoy composes teams suitable for all project development and construction tasks. He is also involved in project planning and pipeline financial modeling. He has been part of all sides of the transaction and this allows him to provide unique perspectives and value. Benoy has extensive experience in financial engineering to make solar projects profitable. Before founding Reneu Energy, he was the Environmental Commodities Trader in the Project Finance Group for SolarCity which merged with Tesla in 2016.  He originated SREC trades with buyers and co-developed their SREC monetization and hedging strategy with the senior management of Tesla to move into the east coast markets.  Benoy was the Vice President at Vanguard Energy Partners which is a national solar installer where he focused on project finance solutions for commercial scale solar projects.  He also worked for Ridgewood Renewable Power, a private equity fund, where he analyzed potential investments in renewable energy projects and worked on maximizing the financial return of the projects in the portfolio.  Benoy also worked on the sale of all of the renewable energy projects in Ridgewood's portfolio.   He was in the Energy Structured Finance practice for Deloitte & Touche and in Financial Advisory Services practice at Ernst & Young.  Benoy received his first experience in Finance as an intern at D.E. Shaw & Co., which is a global investment firm with 37 billion dollars in investment capital. He has a MBA in Finance from Rutgers University and a BS in Finance and Economics from the Stern School of Business at New York University.  Benoy was an Alumni Scholar at the Stern School of Business.     Sarah Moon Sarah is the Co-Founder & Principal at Fieldworks Power which is a greenfield distributed energy development company focused on shaping new markets across the US. She was the Senior Director of Community Solar Origination at Distributed Solar Development.  She was the Director Of Business Development at Solstice which is a Community Solar Customer Acquisition Company. Below is an article that Sarah wrote about the extended value and growing importance of community solar.   https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2023/02/24/the-extended-value-and-growing-importance-of-community-solar/   Below is the article on Imposter Syndrome she was mentioning during the interview. https://news.mit.edu/2022/imposter-syndrome-upside-0415    Stay connected: Benoy Thanjan Website: www.reneuenergy.com Email: info@reneuenergy.com LinkedIn: Benoy Thanjan Facebook: Reneu Energy   Sarah Moon Website: https://fieldworkspower.com/ Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmoon93/ Email:  sarah@fieldworkspower.com   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on iTunes, Podbean, YouTube, and most of the major podcast platforms.   This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry.  

If you're like most of us in the soloist expertise space, you probably think of SEO—if you bother with it at all—as picking the right keywords so that maybe you'll get discovered in a google search. But marketing consultant Sarah Moon has a different take.We explore:Why SEO is not the mysterious, robotic box we've heard about—and a new way we can think about it.How to discover—and capitalize on—the big questions your audience is asking when they search.When SEO can help you discover a new audience you didn't even know existed.The three key elements of game-changing SEO for knowledge businesses.Aligning your authority not only with your vision and point of view, but with what your ideal clients and buyers are searching for.LINKSSarah Moon | Special Soloist Women Page | Newsletter | Website | LinkedIn | Instagram Rochelle Moulton Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramGUEST BIOSarah Moon is a Portland, Oregon-based marketing and business strategist on a mission to rethink modern marketing so it works for us—instead of making us miserable. She's known for her unique knowledge of SEO and how solo consultants and "personal brands" can leverage this underutilized approach to get found and make an impact. She founded Sarah Moon & Co by mistake in 2008 after a layoff from a cushy public sector public relations job and never looked back.Outside of work, Sarah is a servant to two Australian Shepherds and is an avid cyclist, bread baker, standup paddleboarder, and local food nerd.BOOK A STRATEGY CALL WITH ROCHELLERESOURCES FOR SOLOISTSThe Soloist Women Mastermind (Apply January 2024) A structured eight-month mastermind with an intentionally small group of hand-picked women soloists grappling with—and solving—the same kinds of challenges. 10 Ways To Grow Revenue As A Soloist (Without Working More Hours): most of us have been conditioned to work more when we want to grow revenue—but what if we just worked differently?The Soloist Women community: a place to connect with like-minded women (and join a channel dedicated to your revenue level).The Authority Code: How to Position, Monetize and Sell Your Expertise: equal parts bible, blueprint and bushido. How to think like, become—and remain—an authority.

Like the show? Have a burning question? Send a text?Get set for a thrilling journey through the intriguing world of SEO with our remarkable guest, Sarah Moon. With her roots in Luxembourg and extended stay in Ireland, Sarah Is it possible to get SEO traction if your content and marketing is in, say English (for example!) but you live in Germany?In this episode I talk to Sarah Moon, who is not an expat and doesn't live in Germany. What she is, is a SEO and movement marketing expert.Sarah is the founder of Sarah Moon & Co, a Portland, Oregon-based boutique SEO-first marketing & business strategy firm that helps audacious change-makers, thought-leaders, and transformational causes get found and make an impact. SM&Co is one of the original Squarespace Specialists, and the original marketing studio to optimize SEO services for Squarespace users.I've been searching far and wide for someone who could provide guidance on how to do expat/multi-lingual SEO and she's the first and only person I've found who had some thoughtful, meaty answers.Some of the things we discussed:→ Why low search terms can be your friend→ Why it's important to listen for terms people use repeatedly when talking about your business IRL→ Branded search, what it is and why it's important for expat businesses→ Why you should have a Google business profile even if you are a totally remote business→ How outbound links on your website send signals about your location to Google→ The impact of top level domain (.de vs. com)→ SEO Considerations for setting up multilingual websitesThis a nerdy but highly VALUABLE conversation if you want to up your SEO game and you're producing content in a language differs from the region where you live.Sarah also generously created a resource page full of free resources and a big discount code on her website just for listeners!https://sarahmoon.net/expat/You can find her both at her website and on LinkedIn here:https://sarahmoon.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmoon/You can find this episode and all episodes as well as show notes for each at www.eleanormayrhofer.com/podcast Starting or running a business in Germany as a foreigner? Already running an online business in Germany as an expat? Wanting to grow your German-based business? Working as a freelancer in Germany? You'll love my guide with over 30 resources for expat business owners in Germany.Need an expert Squarespace web designer and online marketer book a free, no-pressure consult call.

Sarah Moon has a new album out called Cut & Run. Sarah is an amazing talent with an incredible voice. She can sing it all, from Opera, to Blues, to some Blazing Rock and Roll! She grew up around the live music scene and clearly has learned a thing or two. She is joined here by Brandon Cook who you may be familiar with from The Loyal Order or Black N Blue. Brandon lends his guitar wizardry to Sarah's new album. Learn her story, hear about the making of the album, and then get ready to enjoy 4 songs from Cut & Run! Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard!

This week we have Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard from Free, Paul Rodgers, Jeff Beck, Mitch Perry, Dead Groove Band, Girish And The Chronicles, Joel Hoekstra's 13, Rick Springfield, The Dirty Gospel, Van Halen, The Winery Dogs, Scorpions, and Sarah Moon!

This week we have Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard from Jelusick, Black Sabbath, Coney Hatch, Winger, Crashing Wayward, Widows Rose, Extreme, Fugitive, Nita Strauss, Sarah Moon, Electric Mary, Timechild, Rival Sons, Greta Van Fleet, and Elegant Weapons!

Christian talks to two talented and likable musicians. First up, Sarah Moon discusses her latest album "Cut and Run" and then Chris McLernon (formerly of Saigon Kick) discusses his current band Kinell, his career, the music industry, the concert-going experience and much more!

The We Talk Music podcast is proud to share with you another terrific find in the powerful singer Sarah Moon. Sarah is a bit of a chameleon, in that she’s done three albums with three distinct sounds, and her latest checks out her Rock n’ Roll side on the album “Cut & Run“. It’s a […] The post WTMuisic: Sarah Moon More Than Rocks appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

The We Talk Music podcast is proud to share with you another terrific find in the powerful singer Sarah Moon. Sarah is a bit of a chameleon, in that she's done three albums with three distinct sounds, and her latest checks out her Rock n' Roll side on the album "Cut & Run". It's a fun conversation about the record, her background in music, her guitar skills and the talented musicians she surrounds herself around, so check it out! Some great ways to subscribe to We Talk Podcasts. Try us on Apple Podcasts. For those of you looking for an alternative we're now available on Stitcher Radio. You can also check the show out on the versatile TuneIn radio. And join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. And check out the WTM archives for more amazing interviews,    

Episode # 202 “I want to take it (my music career) as far as I can”, says singer Sarah Moon. Charismatic, riveting, and commanding are a just a few terms that describe what she brings as singer and performer. While paying respectful homage to a few of her influences including Etta James, Chris Cornell, classic rock and old school blues, her voice and style with hints of classic rock are all her own and she drives home point all the way home on her new record, "Cut & Run". Growing up in a household where her parents worked in live music production, music has always been, in some form or fashion, a big part of what Sarah is about. Call it fate or maybe the subliminal effect of hearing her mother singing around the house, Sarah began singing as a child and landed a gig with the Rapid City Children's Chorus. She then received classical training and continued her musical journey recording music and regularly gigging at venues in Oregon and Canada. Sarah is ready to make a statement with her latest recording and bring her music to the world. Moon assembled an all star team of sorts to bring her musical vision into fruition. Along with her powerful and unique voice, the record features talented writing partner, guitarist, backing vocalist and co-producer Brandon Cook, co-producer keyboardist and percussionist Andy Korn, hard hitting drummer Kyle Baltus, bassist Allen Huter and features guest appearances by Jean-Pierre Garau on keys, The Davis Sisters on vocals, with Lewis Dragulin and Jon Van Cula adding horns to the fold. As if there wasn't already enough talent in the building for the recording session already, it was engineered by #1 Billboard charting San Francisco producer Jaimeson Durr, who has worked with Sammy Hagar, Train and members of The Grateful Dead. The record was tracked at The Hallowed Halls recording studio in Portland Oregon. Track Listing 1. Cut & Run 2. Dignity and Grace 3. Golden Silences 4. I Don't Know 5. Only You Stay 6. Make You Feel Whole Again 7. Knocking Me Down 8. The Way I Used To The Sarah Moon Band's debut "Cut and Run" is out now on all DSP platform Website: http://www.sarahmoonmusic.com Subscribe to Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged Podcast, Pat's Soundbytes IGTV and Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged - Podcast Radio Show on YouTube for all the interviews and incredible content. Instagram: Pat's Soundbytes Twitter: @PatsSoundbytes Facebook: Patrick Calamari or Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged! Patreon Page: Pat's Soundbytes

“I want to take it (my music career) as far as I can”, says singer Sarah Moon. Charismatic, riveting, and commanding are a just a few terms that describe what she brings as singer and performer. While paying respectful homage to a few of her influences including Etta James, Chris Cornell, classic rock and old school blues, her voice and style with hints of classic rock are all her own and she drives home point all the way home on her new record, "Cut & Run". Growing up in a household where her parents worked in live music production, music has always been, in some form or fashion, a big part of what Sarah is about. Call it fate or maybe the subliminal effect of hearing her mother singing around the house, Sarah began singing as a child and landed a gig with the Rapid City Children's Chorus. She then received classical training and continued her musical journey recording music and regularly gigging at venues in Oregon and Canada. Sarah is ready to make a statement with her latest recording and bring her music to the world. Moon assembled an all star team of sorts to bring her musical vision into fruition. Along with her powerful and unique voice, the record features talented writing partner, guitarist, backing vocalist and co-producer Brandon Cook, co-producer keyboardist and percussionist Andy Korn, hard hitting drummer Kyle Baltus, bassist Allen Huter and features guest appearances by Jean-Pierre Garau on keys, The Davis Sisters on vocals, with Lewis Dragulin and Jon Van Cula adding horns to the fold. As if there wasn't already enough talent in the building for the recording session already, it was engineered by #1 Billboard charting San Francisco producer Jaimeson Durr, who has worked with Sammy Hagar, Train and members of The Grateful Dead. The record was tracked at The Hallowed Halls recording studio in Portland Oregon.

“I want to take it (my music career) as far as I can”, says singer Sarah Moon. Charismatic, riveting, and commanding are a just a few terms that describe what she brings as singer and performer. While paying respectful homage to a few of her influences including Etta James, Chris Cornell, classic rock and old school blues, her voice and style with hints of classic rock are all her own and she drives home point all the way home on her new record, "Cut & Run". Growing up in a household where her parents worked in live music production, music has always been, in some form or fashion, a big part of what Sarah is about. Call it fate or maybe the subliminal effect of hearing her mother singing around the house, Sarah began singing as a child and landed a gig with the Rapid City Children's Chorus. She then received classical training and continued her musical journey recording music and regularly gigging at venues in Oregon and Canada. Sarah is ready to make a statement with her latest recording and bring her music to the world. Moon assembled an all star team of sorts to bring her musical vision into fruition. Along with her powerful and unique voice, the record features talented writing partner, guitarist, backing vocalist and co-producer Brandon Cook, co-producer keyboardist and percussionist Andy Korn, hard hitting drummer Kyle Baltus, bassist Allen Huter and features guest appearances by Jean-Pierre Garau on keys, The Davis Sisters on vocals, with Lewis Dragulin and Jon Van Cula adding horns to the fold. As if there wasn't already enough talent in the building for the recording session already, it was engineered by #1 Billboard charting San Francisco producer Jaimeson Durr, who has worked with Sammy Hagar, Train and members of The Grateful Dead. The record was tracked at The Hallowed Halls recording studio in Portland Oregon.

Ingrid Boulting was raised primarily by her grandparents in South Africa as her parents went to pursue careers in England and France. Her mother was a model and actress, and her father was a writer and director. She herself moved to London when she was 7, and she herself went to "a show-biz school" before being selected for the Royal Ballet School. It was a rough adjustment, as Afrikaans was her first language. She landed her first of many magazine covers ("Queen Magazine") when she was 12 years and the rest is history. Through it all, her first love was and remains painting. She has (had) an exhibit at the Ojai Art Center through the end of April, and has focused mostly on still life. Another lifelong love has been yoga, she is the owner of Sacred Space studio, where she integrates her spirituality and love of nature into her practice. Ingrid was a favorite muse of French photographer Sarah Moon and was known for her delicate features and ethereal air. Ford Models founder Eileen Ford herself recruited Ingrid, though she resisted modeling as a full-time career, giving priority to acting on the stage and screen, as well as painting. She flourished in the 1970s and 1980s, co-starring with Robert DeNiro in Elia Kazan-directed "The Last Tycoon," and was the "Biba Girl" with the English cosmetics company. She has family all over the world, but has lived in Ojai since the mid-1980s, introduced by Guy and Leone Webster. "It either won't let you leave, or it kicks you out," she said. Ingrid's various moves between theater, film and modeling continued, but Ojai has always been home base. Among her many careers, Ingrid also learned from White Lotus owner Frank White, the renowned yoga teacher, who started when he was 68 and trained several generations of teachers. He mentored Ingrid into teaching yoga, which she continues at Sacred Space Studio. We also talked about our shared love of Ojai, its distinct aroma, its resemblance to the south of France, her pets, the perils of poor city planning and the constant threats Ojai faces. We did not talk about IRS forms, baseball's new rules or allergy season. You can check out more about Ingrid and her art at her website, IngridBoulting.com. Her yoga class schedule is posted at SacredSpaceStudio.com (the only studio in Ojai with Earth Mats.)

Jérôme Gautier est un passionné de mode comme il en existe peu. Il possède une incroyable collection de magazines de mode, avec plus de 9 000 magazines accumulé depuis son adolescence. Sa passion l'a amené à collaborer chez Vogue en stage puis en tant qu'assistant, puis à la télévision sur les émissions consacrées à la mode. Ce fut ensuite auprès de la maison Chanel, où il a participé au montage d'expositions, puis chez Dior où il a officié en tant que directeur des éditions et travaillé sur des dizaines et des dizaines de livres, avec notamment les photographes Paolo Roversi, Peter Lindbergh et Sarah Moon. Jérôme est un puits de science, une véritable encyclopédie de la mode, qui connaît toutes les dates, les anecdotes, les défilés, le nom de toutes les mannequins même celles qu'on a oubliées, les photographes d'hier, et d'avant-hier. Un entretien instructif, dense et généreux. A écouter sur Please Radio.  

Benvenuti su On The Nature Of Light il podcast in cui parliamo di fotografia e cultura dell'immagine con molteplici nomi, proprio come la protagonista di oggi che nasce in Francia come Marielle Warin, diventa modella in Inghilterra come Marielle Hadengue e, infine, assume l'identità di Sarah Moon: fotografa e regista.Questa straordinaria artista che si fa chiamare Luna ha tanto da dire, proprio come il nostro satellite che se potesse parlare avrebbe un milione di storie da raccontate.Quindi se ti va acquattati in una posizione per pet te comoda, e seguimi in questo viaggio tra bellezza e solitudine.Qui trovi TUTTI i miei link nessuno escluso!https://linktr.ee/alessiobottiroliGrazie per far parte della community di On The Nature Of Light! Sarebbe una gran cosa se ti andasse di condividere l'episodio! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit onthenatureoflight.substack.com

Wir sind schon bei über 100 Folgen Podcast angekommen. Irgendwann muss gefeiert werden. :) In der aktuellen Folge geht es um die Motivation und den Umgang mit der Beschränktheit mit der wir unsere Umgebung erfassen können und wie wir darauf fotografisch reagieren. Fotografen: Paolo Roversi, Sarah Moon, Makus Kaesler, Olga Karlovac, Sergei Romanov

zemiro de Souza, conhecido como Miro, fotógrafo representado pela Galeria Houssein Jarouche, nasceu em Bebedouro e mudou-se para São Paulo em 1968, onde vive e trabalha. Filho de ourives, no ano seguinte teve seu primeiro contato com a fotografia profissional. Ganhou do fotógrafo José Daloia o apelido que usa até hoje e um emprego de laboratorista no estúdio Alltype. Miro trabalhou com Daloia durante três anos, período em que ascendeu de laboratorista à assistente e, depois, fotógrafo. Simultaneamente, foi abastecendo seu vocabulário visual com as imagens das revistas Realidade e Revista 70. É também nesse início dos anos 1970 que se aproxima do trabalho da fotógrafa francesa Sarah Moon, que viria a ser uma das suas maiores influências. Na mesma década, começa a trilhar seu caminho solo na publicidade, iniciando uma série de trabalhos para a marca Lycra, considerados um marco em sua carreira, e uma série de encomendas para a revista Elle, em Paris. Na capital francesa, bate à porta do fotógrafo Guy Bourdin, sua grande referência. O plano era mostrar seu portfólio e pedir emprego como assistente. De volta a São Paulo, num momento em que o mercado brasileiro estava se consolidando, Miro vai para o estúdio Fotoplano, onde forma parceria com os fotógrafos Dercílio e Luis Crispino, com quem trabalharia durante quatro anos. Ao longo dos anos, Miro participou da criação de imagens e campanhas que se tornaram ícones da publicidade brasileira, como “Os Subversivos”, em parceria com Neil Ferreira e Jarbas José de Sousa, na Alltype. Desenvolveu trabalhos com a Proeme, de Enio Mainardi, para clientes como Tabacow, Smirnoff e Cica, entre outros, e em dupla com Magy Imoberdof, por vários anos, para clientes como DuPont Lycra, em seu lançamento no Brasil, Faróis Cibie e Trevor's, entre outros. Também com Magy, trabalhou para a agência Lage Stabel e Damann. Outra parceria importante, com a agência Talent, de Júlio Ribeiro, com Ana Carmen Longobardi e Marcelo Nepomuceno, colaborou na criação de imagens para Banco Multiplic, Alpargatas e USTOP, levando à criação de "Que linda camisa Fernandinho". Uma das parcerias mais importantes de sua carreira, A W/ Brasil, de Washington Olivetto e Gabriel Zellmeister, tornou-se um vínculo por décadas, com a qual Miro desenvolveu imagens para a Grendene/Melissa, O Boticário e Unibanco. Já na W/McCann, com Washington Olivetto, criou imagens para Bradesco, Seara, GM, TIM e Bienal do Livro. Vagas na Accenture: https://accntu.re/3ZhpV8P

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Aujourd'hui le portrait est dédié à la photographe Sarah Moon

Tune in this week for a special conversation between our very own Michelle Lee and returning guest, Dr. Sarah Moon. As two Asian American women, they discussed how they've been dealing with the increases in Asian hate crimes over the past few years. They explored how Michelle is equipping her young daughters to know and love who they are, in ways she didn't have herself. You'll also get to hear why you should strive for inefficiency to spend more time focusing on the things you value and love.In this episode, you'll learn:Why the important, meaningful, purposeful things in life require inefficiency.The ways a focus on achievement affects our lives, health, and self-worth.How letting go of your idea of a routine can help you reclaim your time and enjoy the moments you're in.That you should acknowledge the work and thought that you invest in the lead-up to your accomplishments, not just the success itself.How to reevaluate the demands of your job to give yourself the space you need to thrive.About the fear, anxiety, and complex feelings both women have dealt with because of anti-Asian violence.Michelle's experience with equipping and preparing her daughters for the situations they may face.What their six-year-old selves would be proud of in their current selves.Why it's also important for Dr. Moon to remind herself that she's not that six-year-old self anymore.Ways to hold and honor the ways people might fail you without saying that what they did was okay.Other links:The full article from Nicole Chung that Moon reads can be found here.Listen to Beth Waterman's full episode here and Alice Armitage's episode here.Moon can be found on Instagram here.

In this episode, Brandi is joined by Dr. Sarah Moon (@thequeerkoreanpsychologist) to talk about the ways that queerness and queer people are impacted by patriarchal worldviews and theology. They talk about the potential for queerness to free all of us, Queer or not, by creating room for expansiveness, exploration, and more freedom. You can support our work on patreon at patreon.com/brandinicoReclaiming My Theology is recorded, edited and produced by Brandi Miller, our music is by Sanchez Fair. 

Pastor Sarah Moon discusses issues of Spirtual Abuse tied along with sexual abuse, domestic volience and sexism. And the importance of accountabilty in side the church.

In episode 191 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and a Happy Holidays, whilst not taking things too seriously. Plus this week curator, editor, and photographic consultant Zelda Cheatle take's on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which she answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Zelda Cheatle's life in photography and the arts has encompassed being a photographer, gallerist, publisher, curator, lecturer and author. She began her gallery career at The Photographers' Gallery, London working with internationally renowned photographers and emerging British artists using photography. In 1989, she started the Zelda Cheatle Gallery, first in Cecil Court, WC2 , then Mount Street W.1 and finally in Shoreditch until 2005, where, she exhibited important work by British and international artists – including Helen Chadwick, Eve Arnold, Berenice Abbott, Sarah Moon, Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Lee Miller, Robert Frank and Abbas Kiarostami among many others. Her gallery also consistently showed young and emerging artists and the Zelda Cheatle Press published monographs of contemporary British artists and photographers. As lead curator for the World Photography Organisation for many years, Cheatle has spoken extensively about photography and its place as fine art. Her recent photographic exhibitions include Cecil Beaton in both the State Hermitage, St Petersburg and Blenheim Palace; Yan Wang Preston in China; photography from the Gulf countries exhibited in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; the Dubai Photo Exhibition comprising 868 photo works. She began and managed the first Photography Fund, that collected, exhibited and published a collection of over 6,000 iconic prints including a Russian 20th century collection, Eve Arnolds vintage archive and icons and masterpieces of the European and American schools. She is an Honorary Fellow at the University of the Arts Bournemouth, a Member of the Council of Friends, National Gallery of Ireland and has been on the Advisory Committee, Photo Shanghai, Chair of judges, Kraszna Krausze book Award and a Nominator for the Deutsche Borse and Prix Pictet competitions. Zelda Cheatle continues to curate exhibitions and publish, review and challenge photography. www.zeldacheatle.com Dr.Grant Scott is the the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). Comedy Extracts: Hancock's Half Hour: The Photographer, Series 6 Episode 8. 1960 People Like Us: The Photographer, Series 1, Episode 2. 1999 The Sketch Show, Series 1, Episode 6. 2001 Podcast music: Written and performed by Dr. Laura Ritchie www.lauraritchie.com © Grant Scott 2021

In this episode, I speak with Sarah Moon, the founder & strategist at Sarah Moon & Co, a boutique website design and business strategy studio based in beautiful Portland in Oregon. We talk a lot about how marketing and pricing your services go hand in hand, because ultimately how your packages are structured and packaged impact your revenue and marketing plan. We talk about: The biggest stressors when it comes to pricing Different types of pricing models The core differences between intensives and retainers The challenge with only billing hourly  Resources mentioned in this episode: Create Your First Productized Service Read: The Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalowicz  Connect with Sarah here: Instagram Facebook www.sarahmoon.net  Connect with me Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Karin on Twitter Karin on LinkedIn Conroy Creative Counsel on Facebook https://conroycreativecounsel.com 

In this episode, I speak with Sarah Moon, the founder & strategist at Sarah Moon & Co, a boutique website design and business strategy studio based in beautiful Portland in Oregon.   We talk a lot about how marketing and pricing your services go hand in hand, because ultimately how your packages are structured and packaged impact your revenue and marketing plan.   We talk about: The biggest stressors when it comes to pricing Different types of pricing models The core differences between intensives and retainers The challenge with only billing hourly   Resources mentioned in this episode: Create Your First Productized Service Read: The Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalowicz   Connect with Sarah here: Instagram Facebook www.sarahmoon.net  Connect with me Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Karin on Twitter Karin on LinkedIn Conroy Creative Counsel on Facebook https://conroycreativecounsel.com 

Sarah Moon, an astrology prodigy, chats with me about her awakening, path to astrology, embodying your soul, spiral dynamics and getting off the hamster wheel of dysfunctional reality. Find Sarah on IG @begonia.moon @cosmicalignmentpodcast or her website www.cosmicalignmentastrology.com Cosmic Alignment Podcast available on all platforms!

OMG! It's a DOOZY... Sarah joins us to talk about lusting on the instsgram shop page, men not acknowledging busty women, drunk stories, men fiending for vegan feces and whether you wipe or shake your pecker after urinating. Peace & Love! Follow our guest Sarah on IG: https://instagram.com/kissmypnut?utm_medium=copy_link https://instagram.com/beautybymoon__?utm_medium=copy_link Timestamp: (0:00) Lusting on the Instagram Shop Page (1:47) Men Being Weird (6:02) Drunk stories (13:45) Shopping regrets (20:31) Bowel Movement stories (24:00) Wipe or Shake After Urinating? (29:43) High School Story WATCH ON YOUTUBE PODCAST https://linktr.ee/TheseDudes INSTAGRAM: These Dudes: https://www.instagram.com/thesedudespod/ CJ: https://www.instagram.com/cjgvi/ Sanil: https://www.instagram.com/sanil.huddaa/ Jas: https://www.instagram.com/jascartier/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesedudesrighthere/support

Zach is joined by Monte Woodard and Sarah Moon to discuss their approaches to lesson classifications (must-do, should-do, and aspire-to-do lessons) and how the different types of lessons facilitate self-pacing, access to content, and mastery-based grading. Show Notes Edpuzzle Self-Paced Classroom Certification (https://go.edpuzzle.com/selfpaced.html) (Monte is highlighted in Practice #1) The Five-E's (https://bscs.org/bscs-5e-instructional-model/) Follow us online and learn more: Modern Classrooms: @modernclassproj (https://twitter.com/modernclassproj) on Twitter and facebook.com/modernclassproj (https://www.facebook.com/modernclassproj) Kareem: @kareemfarah23 (https://twitter.com/kareemfarah23) on Twitter Kate: @gaskill_teacher (https://twitter.com/gaskill_teacher) on Twitter The Modern Classroom Project (www.modernclassrooms.org) Modern Classrooms Online Course (https://www.learn.modernclassrooms.org) Take our free online course, or sign up for our mentorship program to receive personalized guidance from a Modern Classrooms mentor as you implement your own modern classroom! The Modern Classrooms Podcast is edited by Zach Diamond: @zpdiamond (https://twitter.com/zpdiamond) on Twitter and Learning to Teach (https://www.learningtoteach.co/)

To get an idea of who my guest is this week, you only need to look at her Instagram handle, @thequeerkoreanpsychologist. In her work, Dr. Sarah Moon helps immigrants, people of color, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community find ways to move from surviving to thriving in their lives. Today, she shares what led to this work and why it's so important to her.In this episode, you'll hear:Why it's important to focus on processing big things like COVID-19 rather than trying to come up with an answer.The reasons so many in minority communities struggle with a survival, scarcity mindset.How this conversation related to my (Darryl's) personal story.The first step that can take you from survival to healing and being grounded in your life.Which unrecognized stressors can lead to burnout for people in minority communities.And how you can find the time and energy to fight it.How awareness and knowledge are leading to important changes today.How understanding the positives and negatives of normalization can promote empathy and compassion.Tips for speaking up and challenging norms.How you can find more resources on diversity, equity, and inclusion work for your freelancing business. Show Notes: Dr. Sarah Moon's websiteFollow Dr. Sarah Moon on IG: @thequeerkoreanpsychologist

Sarah Moon, anime and game translator, talks about her journey from "weeb suspicious of translation," to "translator that weebs are suspicious of," in the great anime circle of waifu.Ollie recommends a cruise for animal lovers but not loved animals.Bobby looks at how one river cruise company is leveraging the power and lack of power of petitions.Topics discussed on this episode range from: This Nike Japan Commercial: New Girl, New Play What to do you if you want to do stuff, but you have a vagina What the show COULD have been called The correct response to someone asking for privacy for the sake of their mental health Rochelle Kopp's battle against the Tokyo Olympic Live viewing site, which we talked about here and how it kind of worked? How transparent the pivot to "Covid-vaccinations" is How tired we are of talking about the Olympics every week Japan's big vaccine related self-owns this week Sarah being our first (?) fully vaccinated guest A new addition to our merch packages  Twitter wars over Japanese anime, manga and game translations The big difference between translation and localization, and who's responsible for what Sarah's journey from Weeb to Translator The truth about the team behind "Westernizing" Japanese anime, and who is for/against it What it means for a Japanese work to be accessible, and WHY accessibility is desirable Sarah's translation litmus test Katrina Leonoudakis's  HigurashiGou Big Brudder/Nii-nii translation controversy and what the reactions say about the fanbase What IS Sarah's translation process, and what are the drawbacks to the current Simulcast translation model At precisely what point do translators inject their liberal feminist politics into their work? What it means that people fixate on a handful of lines as evidence of the above Do lines about things like patriarchy and slut-shaming in a standard anime? How do you evaluate whether or not those sorts of translations are valid interpretations or reflect a translator's individual politics? The consequences of infighting between anime fans, and the subset of anime fans that are translators What Sarah wants critics to understand about translators as employees and weebs Get access to the extras by supporting the podcast for less than $1 an episode by becoming a member at http://buymeacoffee.com.Topics Discussed on the Extras: Why it's crucial to watch Sarah's DragonMaid video to the end for the hilarious, hilarious end credit song parody SUBS VS DUBS, and why many subtitle translators often sing the praises of DUBS The language limitations on subtitles that the consumer doesn't know about How being a language nerd can decrease your enjoyment of foreign language content Some insight into Ollie's ongoing struggle with being able to just ask a guest a question Animating faces to match voices, and why they don't reanimate for foreign language dubs What is an edgelord? The FASCINATING world of Otome Games Choose your own adventure romances, and how Sarah often has to remove sexism/borderline abuse from the Japanese versions to make them work for Western audiences Have something you'd like to say? Send us a fax at japanbyrivercruise.comor Tweet to us at @jbrcpodSarah's Dragonmaid Video Essay "Feminist SJW Translators"Social Media Links:Sarah Moon:  Twitter | YouTubeOllie Horn: Twitter | InstagramBobby Judo: Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeOther things to click onSome are affiliate links because we're sell-outs We record remotely using Squadcast and the podcast is hosted on Transistor.  Bobby uses the Samson Go Mic and Ollie uses the AT2005USB mic ★ Support this podcast ★

Pour célébrer la réouverture prochaine des lieux culturels, En Pleines Formes a déplacé son plateau depuis le Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris afin de converser avec les commissaires de trois des expositions qui y seront visibles à la réouverture le 19 mai : Odile Burluraux, co-commissaire, avec Suzana Sousa, de l'exposition "The Power of My Hands. Afrique(s) : Artistes Femmes" qui fait partie de la manifestation culturelle "Africa 2020" et est ouverte jusqu'au 22 août 2021. Fanny Schulmann, commissaire de l'exposition "Sarah Moon, Passé/Présent", ouverte jusqu'au 4 juillet 2021 Jessica Castex, commissaire de l'exposition "Hubert Duprat", ouverte jusqu'au 27 juin 2021   Animation et entretiens - Flore Di Sciullo et Henri Guette Réalisation - Shani Riou et Jonathan Carasse  

GenX me, Gen Y Sarah Moon (@begonia.moon @cosmicalignment) & Gen Z Gursev Sudwal (@the.dancing.heirophant) bridging the Gens! Triumvirate ~ a group of three powerful or notable people or things existing in relation to each other. This is an amazing episode. Please go follow them both in all the places! Book their services. Listen to each other my gorgeous groovers. You never know where your next spark of resonance is waiting.

Essayez gratuitement les outils Adobe Creative Cloud pendant 7 jours : https://urlr.me/xz8qh Neuvième podcast dans un format focus avec l’incontournable Brigitte Patient, porte-parole de la photographie, qui a conduit la seule émission de radio qui parlait d’image pendant près de 8 ans. Brigitte Patient est née à Bourges, elle a commencé en tant qu’institutrice puis a découvert la radio grâce à l’un ses professeurs et fait ses débuts en 1982. Après plusieurs expériences, elle rejoint France Inter en 1990 où elle y anime diverses émissions pour finalement créer celle qui a laissé une trace importante dans le monde la photographie : Regardez Voir. Elle a été et est toujours un témoin unique d’un médium en plein développement en réalisant des interviews et en se déplaçant dans plusieurs festivals et foires photographiques. Durant l’été 2019, elle a également réalisé la série « photos mythiques », neuf émissions sur les images qui ont marqué l’histoire comme La petite fille au napalm de Nick Ut ou Identical Twins de Diane Arbus. Sa voix, que vous entendez aujourd’hui, a été et est encore synonyme de couleurs, de douceur, de passion et d’une grande sensibilité. Prenez ce podcast comme un hommage car c’est véritablement le cas. D’une certaine façon, sans Brigitte Patient et sans son implication dans le monde de la photographie sous ce format, le podcast Vision(s) n’aurait pas été créé. Très bonne écoute à vous !  Nous soutenir https://visionspodcast.fr/nous-soutenir/ Pour aller plus loin Paul Pouvreau, Cafe Lehmitz – Anders Petersen, Diane Arbus, Lella - Édouard Boubat, Brassaï, Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis, Eugène Atget, Denis Brihat, Christian Caujolle, Laurence Leblanc, Olivier Cullman, Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux, François Cheval, Sarah Moon, Bogdan Konopka, Letizia Battaglia, Day by Day - JH Engström, Crépuscules - Irene Jonas, Je vous écris avec la chair des mots - Michaël Serfaty, Out of Sight - Delphine Parodi, Yoko Tawada. Liens https://www.instagram.com/brigittepatient/ https://www.facebook.com/BrigittePatientPhotographie https://www.instagram.com/podcastvisions/  https://www.visionspodcast.fr/

(00:00-08:54): Brian reacted to Erika Edwards' NBC News article, “When will it be over? 3 key numbers scientists are watching to track the pandemic.” He also discussed Dan Petrella and Gregory Pratt's Chicago Tribune article, “Pritzker unveils revamped reopening plan, expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to residents 16 and up on April 12; Chicago will still set its own rules.”      (08:54-26:39): Jerry Jenkins, writer of the record-breaking "Left Behind" series - that included 16 books and sold over 60 million copies worldwide, joined Brian to chat about his new novel, The Chosen I Have Called You by Name, which is based on Season 1 of the Critically Acclaimed TV Series The Chosen, created and directed by Dallas Jenkins. Learn more about Jerry at his website, jerryjenkins.com  (26:39-35:10): Brian discussed the impact and legacy of Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt.  “Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt, who pushed son in wheelchair for 32 races, dies”  “Inspirational Boston Marathon dad Dick Hoyt dies at 80 after 4 decades of races with his son” (35:10-42:14): Brian reacted to Sarah Moon's CNN article, “Vanessa Bryant names deputies who allegedly took photos of crash site.” He also unpacked The Better Samaritan blog post on Christianity Today's Blog Forum, “Asian American Leaders on Atlanta Murders: ‘I Want You to Step In.'” (42:14-1:01:48): Daniel Yang, Director of the Send Institute, joined Brian to talk about the shootings in Atlanta, how Asian-American discrimination has spiked during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how Christians can take a stand against discrimination. Connect with Daniel on Twitter at @koobxwm  (1:01:48-1:09:29): Brian commented on John C. Maxwell's Twitter video, “Don't wait for something bad to end before you let your life begin.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dans sa STORY, Benjamin évoque la célèbre collection Photo Poche éditée par Actes Sud, qui s'enrichit d'une trilogie, faisant la part belle aux femmes photographes. À l'initiative de Sarah Moon, veuve de Robert Delpire, fondateur de la collection, ce coffret s'intitule Femmes photographes. Aux micros : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Patrick Blin et Philippe Haumesser. Cette STORY est issue de l'épisode S108 - « Tirage fine art : un métier, une passion » du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO diffusé le 26 novembre 2020. 

00:23 Action Button 20:03 Mathwiz 21:31 Nunmanji 26:55 kenny lauderdale 29:51 Yata Kun 32:16 GoatJesus 35:57 Anime News Network 37:31 Replay Value 42:41 徹屋 44:37 IanWaffles 50:25 Mumi 52:06 illdie 56:49 Bonsai Pop 1:05:18 Sarah Moon 1:10:26 haydenluvsanime

“Marc Riboud” Histoires possiblesau Musée Guimet, Parisdu 16 décembre 2020 au 3 mai 2021Extrait du communiqué de presse :Commissaires :Sophie Makariou, Présidente du MNAAG, commissaire généraleLorène Durret, Directrice de Les Amis de Marc RiboudJérôme Ghesquière, Responsable des collections photographiques du MNAAGL'exposition consacrée au photographe Marc Riboud (1923-2016) marque l'entrée de l'intégralité de son oeuvre dans les collections nationales, conformément à son souhait. Figure éminente de la photographie, Marc Riboud a marqué la seconde moitié du 20ème siècle par son regard profondément personnel sur le monde. Photographe plus que reporter, il laisse derrière lui plus de 50 000 photographies (négatifs, diapositives et épreuves sur papier) où l'Asie domine. Qui d'entre nous ne s'identifie pas à telle ou telle image qu'il a toujours connue, et n'a le sentiment ainsi de feuilleter avec l'album du monde celui de sa famille ? De l'immédiat après-guerre à la Chine atemporelle des monts Huang Shan, c'est à un parcours de plus de cinquante ans sur tous les continents, avec une place privilégiée pour l'Asie, qu'invite cette exposition rétrospective sur l'oeuvre de Marc Riboud.Marc Riboud réalise ses premiers reportages à l'étranger sur les recommandations de Robert Capa et Henri Cartier-Bresson, fondateurs de l'agence Magnum qu'il a rejointe en 1953 et dont il démissionnera en 1979 en conservant des liens amicaux.Il fait d'abord ses armes dans la France et l'Angleterre de l'après-guerre et crée d'emblée des images qui habitent notre imaginaire collectif dont le fameux Peintre de la tour Eiffel, des images iconiques de Paris ou encore l'un des derniers portraits de Sir Winston Churchill. Puis c'est un périple en Europe orientale. Après la Yougoslavie, géopolitique d'un autre siècle, et les milieux ouvriers de l'Angleterre (1953-1954), son premier voyage vers l'Orient islamique commence en 1955 par la Turquie avant de partir pour l'Asie en voiture. Au terme d'un voyage de trois ans qui le porte jusqu'au Japon, la grande révélation de sa vie de photographe sera la Chine, alors presque fermée. Il y effectuera tout au long de sa vie de nombreux voyages. De ses longs séjours en Asie du Sud-Est, en Chine, au Japon, en Afghanistan, en Inde, au Népal, il rapporte des images essentielles, saisissant un continent en pleine mutation, à travers des images empreintes d'une rigoureuse géométrie et d'une profonde sensibilité. Loin de tout sensationnalisme son regard accueille l'humain, dans son universalité comme dans le tourbillon des grands bouleversements qui ont ponctué l'histoire de la seconde moitié du 20e siècle.Grande rétrospective embrassant tout l'oeuvre du photographe disparu en 2016, l'exposition met en évidence le parcours d'une vie, depuis ses premières photographies prises à Lyon – la ville de son enfance – et dans la France de l'après-guerre, jusqu'aux ultimes photographies faites en Chine, notamment dans les montagnes du Huang Shan. La photographe Sarah Moon l'y accompagne et porte un regard tout différent ; il offre avec celui de Marc Riboud un frappant contre-point.Sans rien négliger de l'art de la composition, il forge une oeuvre où s'exprime une sensibilité profonde à l'être humain, dans sa solitude comme dans ses aventures collectives. Il saisit tout au long de son parcours, de puissantes images de foules. Puis vient le reste du monde : l'Alaska, le Maghreb et l'Afrique – aux temps des indépendances –, Cuba, les États-Unis. C'est à Washington en 1967 qu'il photographie la Jeune fille à la fleur, devenue une image manifeste contre la guerre du Vietnam qui fit le tour du monde. La dernière partie de l'exposition est consacrée à l'Asie : les tourments de l'histoire devaient y être documentés. Que ce soit au Vietnam, au Bangladesh ou encore au Cambodge, Marc Riboud s'en charge avec dignité, produisant des images contenues, bouleversantes et universelles. La Chine enfin, se raconte en noir et blanc mais aussi en couleurs. Marc Riboud y retourne régulièrement pour y chercher les témoignages des évolutions et des paradoxes d'un régime politique qui fait entrer sa société dans de profondes mutations. Dans la région de l'Anhui, il capte l'essence impalpable de la beauté des rochers en pain de sucre chargés d'écharpes de brouillard, de nuages et de pins élancés. En s'approchant ainsi de la sensibilité d'un lettré, il livre une moderne interprétation de la peinture au lavis d'encre sur papier.Le catalogue de l'expositionMARC RIBOUD – HISTOIRES POSSIBLES une coédition MNAAG / RMN-GP« Je photographie comme le musicien chantonne. Regarder est une respiration et, quand le hasard est avec moi et qu'une bonne photo m'est donnée, le bonheur n'est pas loin. »Ce photographe, c'est Marc Riboud, qui nous a emmenés avec lui pendant toute la seconde moitié du 20e siècle, là où l'entraînaient sa curiosité et sa recherche de surprises et de beauté. On le suit d'abord sur la route qui le mène d'Istanbul à Calcutta, puis en Chine, alors terra incognita, en Afrique et en Algérie au moment des indépendances, mais aussi au Vietnam pendant la guerre, au Cambodge…, captant ici et là des images qui se fixent dans notre mémoire comme cette Jeune Fille à la fleur (1967), symbole de l'aspiration à la paix.Publiée à l'occasion de la grande exposition rétrospective montrée au musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet, cette monographie retrace en quelque deux cents photographies le travail de Marc Riboud. Nourri de textes de spécialistes, mais aussi de contributions plus intimes, l'ouvrage invite à emboîter le pas au photographe pour le suivre au long de son périple sensible autour du monde. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Comment est-ce que les appareils photo numériques sont devenus de véritables caméras vidéo ? C'est la question à laquelle nous allons essayer de répondre avec nos invités Olivier Schmitt (photographe, réalisateur et youtubeur), Romain Sarret (vidéaste, ambassadeur Lumix et fondateur du blog Lumix GH/S) et Roch Lorente, le responsable des ventes chez Canon France. Parallèlement à ce grand débat nous ferons également un point commenté sur les dernières actualités avec le Flash Actu. Nous ferons un point sur l'arrivée prochaine du futur reflex Pentax K-3 Mark III et nous découvrirons la caméra de poche Pocket 2 de DJI. On parlera également de la technologie DeppPrime de DxO et du dernier appareil argentique Lomography. Enfin nous présenterons la dernière exposition “PasséPrésent” de Sarah Moon. Benjamin nous emmènera en Asie du Sud-Est pour rencontrer un peuple nomade au travers du dernier livre enrichi du photographe Pierre de Vallombreuse : c'est la Story de Benjamin.  Le Flash Actu est présenté par Phox, le réseau des spécialistes de l'image.

This week, host Arleigh Rodgers spoke with senior Georgia Riordan and junior Sarah Moon, both poetry editors at Stillwater, the Department of Writing's literary magazine. Their 10-track playlist “Re:Mixed Muse” is a collection of songs with excellent lyrics that contemplate life, love, and grilled cheese. You can listen to Riordan and Moon's playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1wH1pVuiWdEryp6pmRGn5e?si=prKsGoJTSVqTh8aLMDGbRA

This week, host Arleigh Rodgers spoke with senior Georgia Riordan and junior Sarah Moon, both poetry editors at Stillwater, the Department of Writing's literary magazine. Their 10-track playlist “Re:Mixed Muse” is a collection of songs with excellent lyrics that contemplate life, love, and grilled cheese. You can listen to Riordan and Moon's playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1wH1pVuiWdEryp6pmRGn5e?si=prKsGoJTSVqTh8aLMDGbRA

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This has been the toughest video I've ever had to make. We wanted to share why I've decided to resign from my job as Director of Evangelization and Catechesis at our church and what's next for us. If you've been following along, thank you so much for the support and encouragement along the way. What started as a fun creative outlet has taken on a much bigger role in how our family feels called to live as missionary disciples in our city, Grapevine TX. The patreon has evolved over the years as the mission and focus has evolved. First it was to support producing a video-podcast, then it was to get into a studio, and now it's getting even bigger - sharing our journey of building a mission-driven space and community. If you thought I was making lots of crap for the internet before, just you wait to experience full time freelancer Edmund. It's gonna get weird. And good. If you feel called to support The Studio in Grapevine on patreon, it would mean the world to us. Check it out at www.patreon.com/thestudiograpevine AMDG! Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Studio & The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/thestudiograpevine The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com

Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Special Guest: Jamie Wheeler.

“Sarah Moon” PasséPrésent au Musée d'Art moderne de Parisdu 18 septembre 2020 au 10 janvier 2021Extrait du communiqué de presse :Commissaire : Fanny SchulmannAssistante de l'exposition : Pauline RochesLe Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris présente l'exposition « PasséPrésent »autour de l'oeuvre de Sarah Moon. Reconnue comme une grande photographede mode, active en France et à l'étranger depuis la fin des années soixante,ses réalisations débordent pourtant ce seul domaine, et l'expositionsouhaite faire découvrir la singularité de son travail, tant photographiqueque cinématographique.PasséPrésent a été imaginé par Sarah Moon comme une installation faisant dialoguer les photographies, les films et les livres que l'artiste réalise depuis le début de son parcours.D'abord mannequin dans les années 1960, Sarah Moon pratique la photographie en autodidacte, et conçoit ses premières campagnes pour la mode, qui rencontrent un écho international – en particulier pour l'image de la marque Cacharel. Elle façonne un univers fictionnel où affleurent les références littéraires et cinématographiques. Au milieu des années 1980, elle initie une pratique plus personnelle, qui prolonge ses recherches sur la fabrication des récits, sur les illusions photographiques et leur disparition dans la fuite du temps. Aborder l'oeuvre de Sarah Moon nécessite en effet de revoir nos valeurs temporelles, et leurs délimitations.En cohérence avec cette vision, la photographe a souhaité croiser les époques, les typologies et les sujets. Ses images se nourrissent les unes des autres et continuent de vivre dans l'exposition, laissant au visiteur la possibilité de faire naître d'autres images immatérielles par ces rapprochements.Le parcours s'articule autour de la présentation de cinq de ses films : Circuss (2002), Le Fil rouge (2005), Le Petit Chaperon noir (2010), L'Effraie (2004), Où va le blanc… (2013). Chacun fonctionne comme une escale autour de laquelle les images s'organisent et s'animent. L'exposition est complétée par une salle, dans le parcours des collections permanentes, dédiée à Robert Delpire (1926-2017), éditeur, publicitaire, commissaire d'expositions. Sarah Moon, qui partagea sa vie durant quarante-huit ans, a choisi d'y présenter des oeuvres et objets qui restituent les activités de ce personnage phare de l'histoire culturelle française. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Andrew Whaley is the founder of Calix, and has decades of experience at the intersection of coffee and far evangelization. Calix is a missional innovation studio, focused on helping the modern Church build structures and places of community and connection, especially with the unchurched and de-churched who would be unlikely to connect via traditional forms. Visit https://calix.org for more info. Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell Special Guest: Danielle Mitchell.

durée : 00:32:35 - Boomerang - Elle fait partie de ces photographes dont on reconnait la patte au premier coup d’œil. "Passé présent", c’est le nom de l'exposition que lui consacrera le Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris à partir du 18 septembre, et qui témoigne de la singularité de son travail. Sarah Moon est l'invitée d'Augustin Trapenard.

Extrait du communiqué de presseCréée en 1982 par l'éditeur Robert Delpire, la collection “Photo Poche” compte cent cinquante-neuf titres aujourd'hui (164 numéros en octobre 2020). Si une centaine sont consacrés à des hommes, seulement une dizaine concernent des femmes, non par choix délibéré mais bien par manque de reconnaissance accordé aux femmes photographes par les institutions et le marché de la photographie.Les “grands noms” qui s'imposent au fil des expositions et des publications sont, bien majoritairement, masculins. Pourtant, dès la première heure, les femmes photographes existent et elles sont nombreuses !Conscient de ces disparités, Robert Delpire souhaitait leur consacrer un coffret de trois volumes couvrant toute l'histoire de la photographie. Sont réunies ici des autrices du monde entier. Cette pierre à l'édifice de l'histoire des femmes photographes est une contribution et non un inventaire qui se voudrait exhaustif. C'est une invitation à en découvrir toujours plus.Le choix des images témoigne enfin des goûts subjectifs de Sarah Moon et de Clara Bouveresse : ces photographies les ont étonnées, marquées, émues… Espérons qu'elles sauront toucher et éveiller la curiosité des lectrices et lecteurs férus de photographie.Parution en librairie le 7 octobre 2020, le coffret se compose de 3 volumes L'ouverture des possibles (vol. 1) n°160L'envers de l'objectif (vol. 2) n°161Les voies de la reconnaissance (vol. 3) n°162La collection Photo Poche a été publiée de 1982 à 1996 par le Centre national de la photographie avec le concours du ministère de la Culture. La collection est rachetée par Nathan en 1996 puis par Actes Sud en 2004. Robert Delpire (1926-2017), son fondateur, en a assuré la direction jusqu‘en 2017. Cet ouvrage, composé de 3 volumes, a été publié sous la direction de Sarah Moon.Préambule, introduction et biographies par Clara Bouveresse :Historienne de la photographie, Clara Bouveresse a écrit une Histoire de l'agence Magnum (Flammarion, 2017). Elle a coorganisé l'exposition “Magnum Manifesto”, présentée à l'International Center of Photography de New York (catalogue, Actes Sud/Thames&Hudson, 2017). Elle a également assuré le commissariat de l'exposition “Eve Arnold, Abigail Heyman & Susan Meiselas. Unretouched Women”, aux Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles (catalogue Actes Sud, 2019). Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell Special Guests: Eric Wilkes and Will Hickl.

Previsões de fim de mês e o que se segue até 2021. Depois da Lua Nova em Caranguejo do mês passado, nada foi nem será o mesmo. O Futuro e o Passado sempre foram femininos. "I could on and on and on, but tonight I have a headache" Over n'out Nota: a partir de hoje haverá artwork diferente para cada episódio, bem como uma sugestão musical para cada post. O de hoje é a fotografia de Sarah Moon e para vosso deleite auditivo, o Beautiful Red Dress da Laurie Anderson, retirado do album Strange Angels de 1989. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/margarida-rodrigues2/message

Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell Special Guest: Leticia Ochoa Adams.

Palas, Ceres, Juno, and Vesta, oh my! Astrologist Sarah Moon joins me this week to talk about a facet of astrology I had never in my life heard of before meeting her: the asteroid goddesses. We talk about how powerful these lesser known placements can be in a person's chart, the importance of recognizing how life moves in cycles, occult associations with the asteroids, and also have an open dialogue about the polarization of the masculine and feminine in astrology, and what it means to queer the field of study and help it adapt to become more inclusive for people of all walks of life. This is a very nuanced subject, and we did out best to be as clear and inclusive as possible. If you feel we missed something, please reach out to me and I will be happy to talk about it. Find Sarah on Instagram @begonia.moon and book an astrology reading via her website www.queenofwandsastrology.com Find me (Mothmana, the asteroid warrior goddess) on Instagram @mothmanatarot and my art and intuitive reading options at www.mothmana.com Support the podcast and join the hordes in my Underworldian city on Patreon! www.patreon.com/mothmana

On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, Sarah Moon teaches us a bit about what it's like being a translator of anime and games. About Sarah Moon Sarah Moon is a professional translator (Japanese to English) who has experience localizing both video games and anime. On YouTube Sarah manages two channels: Sarah Moon and Sarah Loves Food. Her videos on Sarah Moon focus on teaching Japanese, what it's like being a translator, and the Japanese language. On Sarah Loves Food, Sarah focuses on cooking and general food-related content. Topics Discussed The various ways one can translate the word aho The tendency of beginning Japanese learners to think they know more than they actually know Some of the assets and procedures involved in translating anime and games to English Literal translations versus localized translations How translators deal with original terms/words and character names Whether AI might be eliminating the need for anime translators What simulcast anime translation is and how it is done The "high context" nature of the Japanese language Sarah's food focused YouTube channel And much more! Support on Patreon If you enjoy Japan Station and want to ensure that we're able to produce more episodes, then please consider becoming a patron on Patreon.com. For a minimum pledge of $1 a month you'll get access to extra blog posts and additional input on future content. You'd also receive Tony's eternal, profound, and undrying gratitude. Support Japan Station on Patreon Links, Videos, Etc. You can find Sarah Moon on all of the platforms below. Sarah Moon YouTube Channel Sarah Moon on Twitter Sarah Moon on Facebook Sarah Moon's Facebook Group for Aspiring Translators Sarah Moon on Etsy Sarah Loves Food YouTube Channel You can use the link below to check out the latest episode of Ichimon Japan. This episode is focused on the city of Osaka. What are your favorite places to visit in Osaka? | Ichimon Japan 20 Special Thanks Opening/Closing song: Oedo Controller (大江戸コントローラー) by Yunomi featuring Toriena (Used with permission from Yunomi) To listen to more of Yunomi's music, check out his Soundcloud page or YouTube channel. Japan Station cover art: Provided by Erik R. Featured image: Courtesy of Sarah Moon Follow Japankyo on Social Media Facebook (@JapankyoNews) Twitter (@JapankyoNews) Full Show Notes Get full show notes at www.japanstationpodcast.com  

Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

Ali and Johnny talk about how churches can make content today and rant about current events. Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

The band is back together again. Current events, WOF Bible Review, and an interview with founder of the beautiful Reliquary Supply. (Guest audio was crappy, apologies.) Word on Fire Bible: https://wordonfire.org/bible Reliquary Supply on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reliquarysupply/?hl=en Reliquary Supply website: https://www.reliquarysupply.co Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley, Brittany Anderson Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

In this week's conversation, Don wrestles with what to do with the anger aggregating with each news alert, racist Facebook post, and recalled memory. In processing how that anger has changed over time, Amy talks about our inclination to diminish or dismiss harm done by people we like.Warning: The cursing was not edited out for this episode, and (spoiler) they don't really talk about the Farmer's Market.Additional resources:"The 'Arab Spring': Five Years On" (Amnesty International)https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2016/01/arab-spring-five-years-on/"Philando Castile's Daughter Said To Girlfriend After He Died: I Don't Want You To Get Shooted | TIME" (YouTube, by TIME, June 22, 2017)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlTv3jEhpXM"While celebrities partner with NAACP to 'take responsibility' for racism" (The Detroit News, by Christi Carras, June 12, 2020)https://www.detroitnews.com/story/life/2020/06/12/white-celebrities-partner-naacp-take-responsibility-racism/3174582001/"How accurate is 'Mrs. America's' portrayal of Shirley Chisholm? We looked into it." (Los Angeles Times, by Meredith Blake, April 24, 2020)https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2020-04-24/mrs-america-shirley-chisholm-abortion-convention"A black activist who trained police officers on implicit bias was injured with rubber bullet during protest" (CNN, by Madeline Holcombe and Sarah Moon, June 9, 2020)https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/09/us/san-jose-police-training-activist-rubber-bullets-trnd/index.html“Sir, Can We Talk About Your Knee on My Neck?” (By Maureen Walker, June 15, 2020)https://maureenwalker.com/sir-can-we-talk-about-your-knee-on-my-neck/Buy "Your Racist Friend" by They Might Be Giants on iTunes

Liv Harrison is a regular radio and podcast guest, a speaker, hilarious, and the founder of the Genius Women's Conference. https://geniuswomensconference.com Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show and help us stay into a studio! http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Behind the Scenes: DJ Sean P Video Editing and Production (http://www.djseanp.com) Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

Recorded a few weeks back, Allison Sullivan comes on the show to talk vulnerability, race, social media, and being yourself. Allison is a speaker, writer, and podcast host of Sinner, Saint, Sister. Find her at https://www.allisonmsullivan.com Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

durée : 00:59:31 - Une vie, une oeuvre - par : Marc Vaudey - Jacques Monory se définissait comme un "romantique égaré dans un monde sans romantisme". Il est le peintre d’une nostalgie instantanée voire immédiate. - réalisation : Laurent Paulré - invités : Jean-Christophe Bailly écrivain; Valérie Favre; Sarah Moon photographe; Bernard Moninot Plasticien

Ali joins to lament about her tiny hands and we cover a range of current events. Checkout Catholic Dating Nightmares: https://www.instagram.com/catholicdatingnightmares/ Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell SEND US QUARENTINED COVID VOICEMAILS Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Send us a package to open on The Show 203 N Starnes Grapevine TX 76051 Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show on Patreon to make it better. http://www.patreon.com/theshow The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting www.kit.co/edmundmitchell

Nic and Edmund talk Lent, current events, coronavirus, and moped wrecks. Edmund is salty for no reason. Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show and help us get into a studio! (http://www.patreon.com/theshow) The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Behind the Scenes: DJ Sean P Video Editing and Production (http://www.djseanp.com) Ian Cabrera Video Editing and Production (https://www.iancabrera.com/) Michael Sherman (https://www.designmichaelsherman.com) Graphic Design Theme Music by [DJSEANP](http://www.djseanp.com) Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting My gear and recommendations. (www.kit.co/edmundmitchell)

Christian returns to The Show for a deeply introspective podcast. (This episode was recorded months ago...) Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show and help us get into a studio! (http://www.patreon.com/theshow) The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Theme Music by DJSEANP http://www.djseanp.com Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting My gear and recommendations. (www.kit.co/edmundmitchell) Special Guest: Christian Weil.

Mary Bielski is a Catholic speaker and coach. Find more at https://marybielski.com/ Watch the The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/edmundmitchell Thanks to the cast and crew of The Show: Aaron Mattox, Alejandro Muñoz, Alisha Landry, Amy Ann Davila, Andrea Langford, Ashley Arominski, Belinda Barnes, Bennett B, Chris Kelley, Christie & Kassie Every Sacred Sunday, Connor Flanagan, Deb Pretzlaff, Diana Banasan, Edmundo, Ellie Weaver, Emily Mae Mentock, Emma Bachman-Johnson, Ennie and Cana Hickman, Eric X. Figueroa, Fr. Ryan Adorjan, Gene Monterastelli, Jeff Hedglen, Kassie Richard, Katie Cerni, Kyle Heimann, Marie benjamin bernas, Mary Lenaburg, Peter & Jessica Kuhlman, Ryan OHara, Sarah Moon, Stephen Buksh, Taylor Schroll, Tricia Dugat, Brian Hendricks, Kassie Richard, Tim Glemkowski, Steve Buksh, Katie Kuchar, Ian Riley Support The Show and help us get into a studio! (http://www.patreon.com/theshow) The Show Merch!!! Get the show drip at https://www.edmundmitchell.com/store Behind the Scenes: DJ Sean P Video Editing and Production (http://www.djseanp.com) Ian Cabrera Video Editing and Production (https://www.iancabrera.com/) Theme Music by [DJSEANP](http://www.djseanp.com) Leave a voicemail to be on The Show Call 817-527-1423 to leave a voicemail, and we'll play it on an upcoming episode. Introduce yourself, ask a question, or let me know what you thought about a past episode or guest. Checkout all the gear we use for videos and podcasting My gear and recommendations. (www.kit.co/edmundmitchell)

- Author SARAH MOON discusses "Sparrow" (0:24:55 - 0:41:10)

A parcourir le festival Planche(s) contact de Deauville 2019, sous la magique présence de Sarah Moon, sa présidente, dixième édition, on se dit qu'au-delà de la programmation de sa directrice artistique Laura Serani et de la volonté de son Maire Philippe Augier (secondé par Philippe Normand) ce festival ambitieux vient de gagner tous ses paris, notamment en étendant son champ d'action et sa zone d'influence, gagnant plus de territoires. Question centrale de la périphérie et du centre en Deauville, une force centrifuge s'exerce. Dix ans de croissances et de rayonnements interrogent cette soif inextinguible de productions, de réussites.

A parcourir le festival Planche(s) contact de Deauville 2019, sous la magique présence de Sarah Moon, sa présidente, dixième édition, on se dit qu'au-delà de la programmation de sa directrice artistique Laura Serani et de la volonté de son Maire Philippe Augier (secondé par Philippe Normand) ce festival ambitieux vient de gagner tous ses paris, notamment en étendant son champ d'action et sa zone d'influence, gagnant plus de territoires. Question centrale de la périphérie et du centre en Deauville, une force centrifuge s'exerce. Dix ans de croissances et de rayonnements interrogent cette soif inextinguible de productions, de réussites.

A parcourir le festival Planche(s) contact de Deauville 2019, sous la magique présence de Sarah Moon, sa présidente, dixième édition, on se dit qu'au-delà de la programmation de sa directrice artistique Laura Serani et de la volonté de son Maire Philippe Augier (secondé par Philippe Normand) ce festival ambitieux vient de gagner tous ses paris, notamment en étendant son champ d'action et sa zone d'influence, gagnant plus de territoires. Question centrale de la périphérie et du centre en Deauville, une force centrifuge s'exerce. Dix ans de croissances et de rayonnements interrogent cette soif inextinguible de productions, de réussites.

Un peu plus d'un mois après son inauguration, Zone I, le nouveau lieu dédié à l'image et à l'environnement présente l'exposition « La sirène d'Auderville » de Sarah Moon dans le cadre de la quinzième édition du festival des Promenades Photographiques de Vendôme. Lors du week-end d'ouverture, notre critique Pascal Therme a rencontré la célèbre photographe au Moulin de la Fontaine, lieu d'exposition qui renforce la magie de son travail.

Hablamos con Miguel Trillo (Jimena de la Frontera, Cádiz, 1953), fotógrafo documental que durante 40 años ha retratado las tribus urbanas en entornos musicales en España, Asia, Estados Unidos y Marruecos. Trillo -junto a García Alix, Ouka Lele y Pablo Pérez Mínguez- protagonizará una gran exposición retrospectiva sobre la fotografía en la Movida madrileña en los Encuentros de Artles de julio de 2019. Además, hablamos de la obra de Sarah Moon y reflexionamos sobre la situación del fotoperiodismo a partir del World Press Photo. Dirige y presenta: Juan María Rodríguez. Con Alfredo Oliva, Leire Etxazarra y Juan Carlos Cazalla Emisión: 21 / 05 / 19

Hablamos con Miguel Trillo (Jimena de la Frontera, Cádiz, 1953), fotógrafo documental que durante 40 años ha retratado las tribus urbanas en entornos musicales en España, Asia, Estados Unidos y Marruecos. Trillo -junto a García Alix, Ouka Lele y Pablo Pérez Mínguez- protagonizará una gran exposición retrospectiva sobre la fotografía en la Movida madrileña en los Encuentros de Artles de julio de 2019. Además, hablamos de la obra de Sarah Moon y reflexionamos sobre la situación del fotoperiodismo a partir del World Press Photo. Dirige y presenta: Juan María Rodríguez. Con Alfredo Oliva, Leire Etxazarra y Juan Carlos Cazalla Emisión: 21 / 05 / 19

Episode 77 is here, and by do we have a treat for you! Not one, but TWO special guests (three if you include a quiet Sarah Moon in the background), the audio may be a bit off as there were lots of us huddled around one mic. On this episode, Disney live action adaptations of their own cartoon classics, good idea? The Oscars were on, we discuss the good bits! A man in the US has got his revenge on the mayor and council in his area because they cut his beloved tree down, find out what he did! Aaaaand there's probably more, I just can't remember... Plus there's a new Sick Kent of the Week! Intro Music: The Battle by DJ Quads @aka-dj-quads

On this episode the guys are joined by one Sarah Moon! Sarah's onboard to tell us all about her ordeal with the NSW Police. The three discuss the case of the Sydney man who choke held his home invader to death, and Drew's been to see Alita: Battle Angel, and got some cool 3D glasses! Plus there's a new Sick Kent of the Week! Intro Music: Smile by DJ Quads @aka-dj-quads

With a career in fashion spanning 5 decades, Florence Deschamps has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, and Kenzo Takada. Florence is passionate about finding and mentoring creative talent. In her Paris showroom, she introduces emerging designers and their collections to the world’s top buyers. Florence works closely with her young and hip showroom director, Marina Lyritzi. Marina is a talented content creator and branding specialist. Through her work as a stylist and online influencer, Marina tells the story of designers and their products, with a youthful and joyful voice. In this episode: Part 1 - Florence Dressing up in her grandmother’s designer wardrobe in Connecticut. Florence studied at Sarah Lawrence College and La Sorbonne. She also studied dance with George Balanchine. Florence began her fashion career working as a model in the late 1960s. With photographer Sarah Moon she learnt the art of photography. Working in public relations at French fashion house, Dorothée Bis, was very formative. In the early 1980s Florence discovered Comme des Garçons and met Rei Kawakubo. She became the president of Comme des Garçons, and launched the brand internationally. Today Florence presents and sells her young designers’ collections to the great fashion stores around the world, including Rei Kawakubo’s Dover Street Market, and Blake in Chicago. Good proportion, a sense of harmony, and a sense of humour and playfulness are important in a designer’s work. Part 2 - Marina (27m40s) Marina met Florence at Paris Fashion Week when she was interning with an Italian bag designer. Marina had a fashion blog for several years, before shifting to Instagram. She collaborates with fashion brands and recently won first prize in Marie Claire Greece blogger awards, and has worked with H&M. It’s more effective for consumers to see fashion products on real people, rather than very tall and thin models. It’s important for designers to have a good connection with their showroom. Strong brand DNA and a clear target market are very important for commercial success. Bonus audio – What the dog thinks (36m10s)

Hey Friends! This week we have a fantastic compilation of letters and illustrations from authors to their younger selves! An interesting read with many many different artists and many many different comics! The Letter Q is an important work brought to life by editors Sarah Moon and James Lecesne (which I have terribly mispronounced in hindsight!) Theme Song by Man With Roses

Alex rencontre Sarah Moon (qu'on ne présente pas) en compagnie de Mat Jacob de Tendance Floue à l'occasion de la remise du prix Mark Grosset lors de ces 14èmes promenades photographiques de Vendôme.

Alex rencontre Sarah Moon (qu'on ne présente pas) en compagnie de Mat Jacob de Tendance Floue à l'occasion de la remise du prix Mark Grosset lors de ces 14èmes promenades photographiques de Vendôme.

Several months ago, we asked authors of different cultures, races, abilities, genders and orientations to tell us about the first time they saw themselves in the pages of a book. (You can listen to that episode here.) We expected the answer. We knew it was coming. But still, it tore at us: Over and over, these authors said, "I didn't. I didn't see myself." At Scholastic, we are proud to publish books that give all children the chance to see themselves as heroes. But we know that we still have work to do. And part of that work is listening. So, this week, in celebration of Pride Month, we are spotlighting some of our LGBTQ+ authors who are writing to fill the void they felt growing up. Contributing authors: Bill Konigsberg, author of Honestly Ben Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow Alex Gino, author of George Kody Keplinger, author of Run Will Walton, author of I Felt a Funeral In My Brain Jessica Verdi, author of And She Was Billy Merrell, author of Vanilla Additional resources: Listen to episode #50: I Exist: Why Representation in Children's Books Matters Learn more about Scholastic's #ReadWithPride campaign Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Chris Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow

Several months ago, we asked authors of different cultures, races, abilities, genders and orientations to tell us about the first time they saw themselves in the pages of a book. (You can listen to that episode here.) We expected the answer. We knew it was coming. But still, it tore at us: Over and over, these authors said, "I didn't. I didn't see myself." At Scholastic, we are proud to publish books that give all children the chance to see themselves as heroes. But we know that we still have work to do. And part of that work is listening. So, this week, in celebration of Pride Month, we are spotlighting some of our LGBTQ+ authors who are writing to fill the void they felt growing up. Contributing authors: Bill Konigsberg, author of Honestly Ben Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow Alex Gino, author of George Kody Keplinger, author of Run Will Walton, author of I Felt a Funeral In My Brain Jessica Verdi, author of And She Was Billy Merrell, author of Vanilla Additional resources: Listen to episode #50: I Exist: Why Representation in Children's Books Matters Learn more about Scholastic's #ReadWithPride campaign Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Chris Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow

Licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Sarah Moon aims to discover how we can expand our thinking, emotional, and relational experiences so that we find out who we really are. She also discusses the pitfalls of Christian therapy, and the damaging impact of the Nashville Statement. (Intro: Muscle Car)

This week on LADY’s After Hours, fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms meets with model, actress and yogi Ingrid Boulting. One of the most memorable models of the late 1960s and 1970s, Ingrid Boulting was raised in South Africa and England. Starting as a ballerina she fell into fashion, where she became a favorite of Richard Avedon, David Bailey and Sarah Moon, and appeared in Vogue (all international editions), Harper’s Bazaar, Seventeen and many other magazines and ad campaigns. In 1976 she starred alongside Robert DeNiro in the movie adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s unfinished novel, 'The Last Tycoon' in 1976. Throughout this period she studied meditation and yoga as a method of grounding herself, and later moved to Ojai, California, where she became a yoga teacher and opened her own studio. In this deep, intimate discussion, we discuss the projections placed on her due to her beauty, healing through yoga and shadow work, and, of course, her experiences in fashion and films. Behind the striking girl in the fashion photographs lies a far more interesting and complex woman. For full show notes, episode resources and a slideshow of images, head to https://ladyworld.tv/after-hours-ingrid-boulting Produced and hosted by Laura McLaws Helms Featured Guest Ingrid Boulting

Dans ce nouvel épisode nous allons à la rencontre de Corinne Sarrut, après avoir fait parti du trio à l'origine du succès de Cacharel avec Sarah Moon et Jean Bousquet, après avoir lancé dans les année 80 sa marque éponyme Corrine Sarrue, elle décide après une longue pause de se lancer dans une nouvelle expérience cette fois-ci sur internet avec Coryn Paris (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/coryn/coryn?lang=fr).Dans cette épisode elle reviens sur toute l'épopée de Cacharel, de sa marque et de sur la génèse de sa nouvelle aventure. Vous pouvez suivre Entreprendre dans la mode sur Instagram: www.instagram.com/entreprendredanslamode/

"I stopped reading books that had humans in them after Harriet [the Spy] because I knew there wouldn't be any humans like me," — Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow.  At Scholastic, we're proud to publish authors of differend backgrounds, cultures, races, abilities, and orientations. But we also know that many of our authors have felt the same way Sarah did as a child. Like her, many felt that they didn't exist in children's books when they were growing up. And like her, many are now writing to change that for future generations. We invited them to share their stories and to talk about why representation in children's books is so crucial. These stories will break your heart, but they will also give you hope: hope that today's children will never doubt that they can be the heroes of their own stories.  Contributing authors: Daniel José Older, author of the Shadowshaper series Wendy Wan-Long Shang, co-author of This is Just a Test Billy Merrell, author of Vanilla Kody Keplinger, author of Run Lamar Giles, author of Overturned Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow Goldy Moldovsky, author of No Good Deed Varian Johnson, author of To Catch a Cheat Angela Cervantes, author of Allie, First at Last Bill Konigsberg, author of Honestly Ben Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan and Christopher Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow

"I stopped reading books that had humans in them after Harriet [the Spy] because I knew there wouldn't be any humans like me," — Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow.  At Scholastic, we're proud to publish authors of different backgrounds, cultures, races, abilities, and orientations. But we also know that many of our authors have felt the same way Sarah did as a child. Like her, many felt that they didn't exist in children's books when they were growing up. And like her, many are now writing to change that for future generations. We invited them to share their stories and to talk about why representation in children's books is so crucial. These stories will break your heart, but they will also give you hope: hope that today's children will never doubt that they can be the heroes of their own stories.  Contributing authors: Daniel José Older, author of the Shadowshaper series Wendy Wan-Long Shang, author of books like This is Just a Test and The Way Home Looks Now Billy Merrell, author of Vanilla Kody Keplinger, author of Run Lamar Giles, author of Overturned Sarah Moon, author of Sparrow Goldy Moldovsky, author of No Good Deed Varian Johnson, author of To Catch a Cheat Angela Cervantes, author of Allie, First at Last Bill Konigsberg, author of Honestly Ben Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan and Christopher Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow

Today we talk about making intersectional feminist films with two of the women behind the hit, new Moon Faze Fem Film Festival - actors/producers - Premstar Santana and Sarah Hawkins! HIGHLIGHTS: World star faces, making your own work - “her changing faces,” creating Moon Faze at LA Mother, championing female filmmakers, becoming producers and so much more… Our motto, "Keep it street, keep it opinionated and keep it what? 2,015” DIRECT LINK: http://bit.ly/SRRW-82 Subscribe, Comment, Rate & 5 STAR Review on iTunes! http://bit.ly/HG-SRR-EP1 Twitter: @ScreenwritersRR @HilliardGuess @LisaBolekaja #ScreenwritersRantRoom #BlackNerds #Comedy #Feminist

Sarah Moon a filé dans New York (11/12) Après avoir été mannequin puis photographe de mode, Sarah Moon est devenue célèbre avec un travail plus intime. Ses images très poétiques sont fortement mises en scène, et pourtant Sarah Moon croit dans le fameux ''instant décisif'. Dans une rue de New York, cet instant va disparaître en une phrase. Rien à voir (saison 2, épisode 12 et fin) : douze photographes racontent la photo qu'ils n'ont pas prise. En partenariat avec L'Oeil de la Photographie Enregistrement : 28 octobre 14 - Mise en ondes & mix : Arnaud Forest - Réalisation : Aude Laporte

Author Susan Wiggs discusses her latest novel, Just Breathe. In this compelling and moving story comic strip artist Sarah Moon discovers that unexpected change can be like a breath of fresh air—a little brisk at first, but magic for body and soul.…

Le peintre André François et l'incendie de son oeuvre Il a vu son atelier qui flambait André François, peintre et dessinateur, est mort le 11 avril 2005. En 2004, le centre Pompidou lui consacrait une exposition qui marquait la renaissance d'un artiste dont la quasi-totalité de l'oeuvre avait disparu dans l'incendie de son atelier, deux ans auparavant. Récit de ses amis Sarah Moon et Robert Delpire. (La voix d'André François est extraite du documentaire de Sarah Moon). Enregistrements : 22 avril 04 - Mix : Christophe Rault - Entretiens & réalisation : Thomas Baumgartner