Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah wharton

Happy 2023 everyone! This week: the Sun makes an energizing trine to Uranus; Venus enters exciting Aquarius and gets an added boost from Jupiter; a snuggly Cancer Full Moon highlights big dreams; and the retrograde Mercury connects with the Sun and Uranus. April answers a listener's question about how to work with transits for yourself. Plus: Sparkling in public, finding your people, and the tale of the two-foot-tall zucchini! Read a full transcript of this episode. Have a question you'd like answered on the show?  Email April or leave it here! Subscribe to April's mailing list and get a free lunar workbook at each New Moon! Love the show? Make a donation! Timestamps [1:26] Venus enters Aquarius on Jan. 2 at 6:09 PM PST and stay in this sign until Jan. 26. Touch base with your friends, and make resolutions related to financial independence and growing your wealth through networking. [3:47] Venus at 1°36' Aquarius sextiles Jupiter in Aries on Jan. 4 at 1:08 AM PST. Take this opportunity to stand out and be noticed in a positive way. [5:24] On Jan. 5 at 8:43 AM PST, the Sun at 15°04' Capricorn trines Uranus in Taurus.  Celebrate what makes you unique and connect with people who appreciate your individuality. [6:14] Moon Report! The Full Moon at 16°21' Cancer is on Jan. 6 at 3:08 PM PST.  The Capricorn Sun and (retrograde) Mercury are conjoined, and the Sun, Moon, and Mercury aspect exciting Uranus. It's time to act on the big Jupiterian dreams that were formulated at the December 23 New Moon at 1°32' Capricorn. Family dynamics are emphasized, too. [7:44] This Full Moon is part of a Lunar Phase Family that began with the July 9, 2021 New Moon at 18°1' Cancer. The First Quarter Moon in this Lunar Phase Family was on April 8, 2022 at 19°24' Cancer.  This week's Full Moon in Cancer is the time when we can see the consequences of what was initiated in July 2021, and then make any changes necessary moving forward. [9:36] Void-of-Course Moon periods (VOC).  On Jan. 2 (2:16 PM PST), the Moon at 27°43' Taurus makes a trine to Pluto. It's then VOC for about four and a half hours before entering Gemini at 6:44 PM PST. Dig deep and meditate on existential feelings. [10:26] The Moon at 22°56' Gemini squares Neptune on Jan. 4 (4:08 PM PST). The Moon is then VOC for about 14 hours (!!!) until it enters Cancer on Jan. 5 (6:15 AM PST).  Most of VOC period happens overnight which could indicate disrupted dream activity. In our waking hours, articulating feelings more effectively is an important theme. [12:25] The Moon at 27°52' Cancer opposes Pluto on Jan. 7 (2:23 pm PST), and is VOC for about four and one quarter hours before entering Leo (6:40 PM PST). Feelings of vulnerability could be at a peak at this time. [13:28] On Jan. 7 at 4:57 AM PST, the Sun at 16°56' Capricorn conjoins retrograde Mercury. Mercury the Messenger is reporting what they saw up the road so we can be better prepared to handle situations that may come our way.  Mercury will be at 8°08' Capricorn when it turns direct on Jan. 18. [15:29] Mercury at 15°01' Capricorn trines Uranus on Jan. 8 (3:23 PM PST). Think back to the Sun's trine to Uranus on Jan. 4 – did you appreciate what makes you special?  Now that Mercury is involved, it would be a fantastic time to let the world know about these unique and special traits. Jan. 7-9 is a terrific time for planning out the rest of the year. [17:13] Listener Robin asks about how to work with transits for yourself. Notes: April book on Astrological Transits and The Essential Guide to Practical Astrology! [25:46] If you have a burning question about astrology that you'd like April to answer on a future episode, please leave a voicemail of one minute or less at speakpipe.com/bigskyastrologypodcast or just send an email to april(at)bigskyastrology(dot)com.  Be sure to put “Podcast Question” in the subject line. [26:23] If you like what you're hearing please subscribe, follow, like and share!  This episode is brought to you by donors Sarah Wharton and Tammy Kendall! [27:23] If you enjoy the show and if you would like to receive April's Bonus Donors-only episodes for the Solstices and Aries Equinox, just donate $10 or more here!

LDNY Presents, Living the Dream, A podcast discussion series with femal leaders in the culiary, hospitality and beverage space. Hosted by Penny Stankiewicz, each Monday we explore what it takes to build a satisfying career in this world. Today's episode features Joy Cho, the chef and creator of Gem Cakes. Tasting Notes were from Fan Fan Doughnuts. What I Wish I knew comes from Sarah Wharton, editor at Good Housekeeping For the featured LDNY program, Sharon Frank and Jill Orent introduce us to the scholarship programs of LDNY. Click here For more info on LDNY and on Instagram @lesdamesny Penny Stankiewicz is at https://www.sugar-couture.com/ and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/penny.stankiewicz/ DJ Cherish the Luv is at https://linktr.ee/djcherishtheluv Logo Design by Lauren Nisenson of Sugar and Script. https://www.instagram.com/sugarandscript/

Classic Hanks, classic 80's, classic "be careful what you wish for!" Self-proclaimed "old fan of the podcast" chef Sarah Wharton joins comedian Dani F Leonard to talk about Penny Marshall's BIG hit...that somehow holds up better than it has ANY right to. (Yes we know he shouldn't date Susan. The 80's were a strange time.)

PINK AMONG MEN IS BACK!  Season 2 kicks off with guests Naomi McDougall Jones, writer/producer and star, and Sarah Wharton, producer, of the new Romantic Comedy feature BITE ME!  In this chat, we focus on the challenges and biases of the indie film distribution model and how Naomi and Sarah took matters into their own hands with The Joyful Vampire Tour of America, showcasing BITE ME! at 51 screenings in over 40 cities across America. We also talk about the romantic comedy genre, vampires and how the two obviously go together. MORE ON BITE ME! BITE ME is a subversive romantic comedy about a real-life vampire and the IRS agent who audits them. The filmmakers of BITE ME are taking a radical approach to film distribution. For 3 months they are taking the film on a 51-screening, 40-city, RV-fueled Joyful Vampire Tour of America, featuring screenings, Q&As and Joyful Vampire Balls. The film is simultaneously available to rent or buy on iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play, as well as streaming on Seed & Spark. The team is also releasing a weekly docu-series on YouTube with new episodes each Saturday that follows the tour and offers filmmakers and audiences a transparent case study in a ground-breaking distribution model. MORE ABOUT PINK AMONG MEN: Pink Among Men is a production company founded by film and media maker, Amy DePaola. Pink Among Men's mission is to make original media of all kinds for all kind. We focus on championing our differences through characters, creators and stories. Follow us on Instagram @pinkamongmen. Follow Amy on Instagram @amydepaolafilms RATE US! FOLLOW US! REVIEW (NICELY) PLEASE! 

Manny and Lindsay take on a subject that many independent filmmakers are unaware of this week, and that is Development Funds. This area of your budget is not always necessary, and it depends on what your film budget is actually going to be.  What are development funds? Where does this money come from? When do you pay it back (if at all)? How does this affect your films budget as a whole? Where do you investors fit into this fund? As part of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts Women Filmmakers series, we sat in on the "Working Above the Micro-Budget Level" Workshop with Naomi McDougall Jones and Sarah Wharton where this was discussed. So we got this straight from two sources who have done it themselves, and we are here to share what we learned with you.  Catch us at the Severed VHS Trade and Short Film Night, this Saturday May 27th, where we will be premiering our new short film, Knock Knock, and we will have a table for the day. Grab tickets here: www.shermantheater.com/?e=event&eventId=21952&rDate=5/27/2017 And Sunday May 28th, you can see our new film Theta States at the First Contact Film Festival at 2:40pm, along with a full day of other indie horror and scifi films. Tickets are $10 for the day, and you can get them here: filmfreeway.com/festival/firstcontact/tickets Subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, Google Play, or your favorite podcatching app. And don't forget to rate and review us! Email us at filmmakingsucks@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or subjects you'd like to hear us discuss. When you're making an independent film, it's like this actor plus this actor equals this funding, this financing. Pull this actor out, this actor is still here but this money's gone. It's this frightening puzzle mosaic that is the world of independent film. - Jill Soloway

Naomi talks about the latest developments with Bite Me and how, sometimes, when the bomb you most fear goes off, the biggest thing that remains is gratitude. Interview: Sarah Wharton – a beautiful soul, actress, writer, producer. Sarah is one of the producers of Bite Me and also the star/producer of the gorgeous micro-budget indie That’s Not Us (available on Netflix) and The… Continue reading Every little thing is gonna be all right; feat. Sarah Wharton (actress, producer, writer)

Sarah Wharton Episode 14 Listen HERE! Welcome back to Nothing Shines Like Dirt: Empowering Actors to create episode 14. Joining us today is actor/producer Sarah Wharton. She is on the look out for stories for her upcoming narrative/documentary about marriage called The Ring Thing, we also get into improvised film, and seeing your authenitc self and welcoming it with open arms! Sarah is an award-winning actress and producer based in New York City. She produced and starred in the feature film, That's Not Us, an improvised romantic comedy about making love last. After a successful festival run, That's Not Us was picked up by Strand Releasing and is now available on iTunes, Amazon and Netflix. She is a company actor and producer with The Private Theatre and has acted in and produced film and theatre projects in New York, London, Oslo, New Orleans and Zimbabwe. She is currently in pre-production for her next film, The Ring Thing, a narrative and documentary hybrid exploring same sex marriage in 2016. Website: www.sarahawharton.com Films: www.theringthingmovie.com www.thatsnotus.com www.percivalsbignight.com Facebook: Sarah Wharton Twitter: sarahawharton Instagram:Sarahamory