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Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2022 102:29

On his website, James Richard says - "I never saw myself as Monet in the studio. I wanted to be Anthony Bourdain with a sketchbook." What was the meaning of art in James' life? How far was Monet, and the world of fine art, from the world in which he grew up? What did it mean to be like Anthony Bourdain … but with a sketchbook? In many ways, this conversation is the long process of unpacking this beautiful quote. Storyteller, artist, architect, educator - Jim has worn many hats in an epic and fascinating life. He speaks about growing up in Louisiana, learning to draw from Mad Magazine, and his close association with the built environment. We learn what it means to create a life that reflects our values, and the places we can go when guided by interests and curiosities. Visit James Richards' website.

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62. A Sexy Sketcher

One Cute Drink

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2022 53:36

OMG HI!!!!! Your fave duo is back, and with new mics! We took a small break during April to upgrade our equipment because our old mics did us wrong for too long, lol - you may be able to hear us getting used to the new mics in this sode, you really have to keep your lips like right up on the mic for premium sound, so that is noted for the future, ayyeee! Alright let's see what Open Tabs we have in this sode: Ultimatum Netflix Show Sketchers Gear Grinders Bikes aren't cars People who run in negative degree weather Splitting Tabs Carbs are energy, not the enemy Thanks for being with us! To help support the show, please follow One Cute Drink on Spotify and/ or subscribe on Apple Podcast. & Tell all ur friends

Jesse & Juelz Catch Up Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2022 19:54

Geraldton born Sketch Artist Anne Barnetson chatted about the moment she made eye contact with one of WA's most wanted man. Allan went to the Wiggles concert (but for adults) What's your favourite chocolate?! YES.NO.GO! Producer Bayley asks Allan and Carly some tough questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Talking duck calls with collector and logo designer/sketcher Greg Taylor

Ryloh's Quack chat duck calls and duck hunting

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2022 60:15

In this episode I talk to Greg Taylor about his work in the call community as a logo sketcher/designer. We also talked about the first call maker shoot out and his perspective as a judge.

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Episode 73: Vitor Velez – The Headless Sketcher

Journaling With Nature

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 16, 2022 68:14

As a wildlife artist, Vitor creates under the nameThe Headless Sketcher. With a lively and unique style, Vitor tells visual stories using line, colour and movement. Written descriptions of the life and behaviour of animals form an integral part of each composition, unifying other visual elements and guiding the eye across the page.Listen to hear more about:The freedom and pleasure Vitor finds in wildlife illustration.The power and intimacy of using writing as an element on the page.How getting to know each subject through the research and creative process, helps Vitor fall in love with each new animal he paints.Vitor's art process and how he layers elements on the page to create a final piece.Storytelling and the construction of a narrative within a painting.Thoughtfully using movement to tell a story or capture a moment of action. The reason why Vitor creates under the name The Headless Sketcher.How Vitor visually recreates significant memories of animal encounters for others, through his art commissions.See Vitor's amazing work on Instagram @theheadlessketcher. If you're not on Instagram you can also see the fox painting we spoke about during the episode on the podcast page here. To contact Vitor to talk about commissioning an art piece you can email him directly at this address: theheadlessketcher@gmail.com.You can learn more about The Headless Sketcher on YouTube on The Nature Journal Show. -----------------Sign-up for Journaling With Nature's Newsletter to receive news and updates as well as the Nature Journaling Inspiration List each month!You can support Journaling With Nature Podcast on Patreon, Your contribution is deeply appreciated.Thanks for listening!

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Ep 31 - Transforming Yourself with Virginia Hein

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2021 146:06

In this episode, I speak with LA-based urban sketcher and educator Virginia Hein about her education to be a fine artist, her work in the toy industry, and her discovery of urban sketching. Despite intending to become a painter, Virginia found herself working in the toy industry fresh out of art school. Did she find this troubling, and how did she equip herself for the subtle differences between commercial and fine art? As an educator at Otis College of Art and Design, how does she communicate these distinctions to students today, and what skills do toy designers need today to enter this market? We also discuss urban sketching and how that once again transformed Virginia's idea of herself as an artist, when she became a sketch correspondent on Gabi Campanario's Urban Sketchers Blog. Successful careers rarely follow a pre-determined trajectory. A consistent theme running across this conversation is the idea of 'permission' - to try styles, to do things, to be a different person than we had envisioned becoming - and how we subconsciously seek it from the various influential people and entities in our world. Follow Virginia's work on Instagram. To follow my work, find SneakyArt on Instagram, Twitter, or visit my website. ☕ Like this episode? Buy me a coffee! (+ get access to the SneakyArt Discord)

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Immigrating to Jeju Like Fate, Jeju Urban Sketcher 'Park Ji-hyeon'

Humans of Jeju

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2021 30:42

Even wanting to go to the bathroom by car, Park Ji-hyeon who hates to walk, felt fate to live in Jeju while climbing Halla Mountain during her travel in Jeju. As she declared ‘I have to live in Jeju', she cleared up the life in Seoul and moved to Jeju which has now been 7 years. After moving to Jeju, while walking the Olle Trail she comes to face herself within her and putting aside the dream of becoming a novelist, she starts a life as a sketcher. As she became widely known on social media under the nickname ‘Jeju Judith', she started working to promote Jeju through writing and drawing in the US Hawaii monthly magazine called and is the president of Global Urban Sketch Jeju (USKJEJU). Let's listen to her story of how she wants to inform the world of Jeju's beatuy through her drawing and writing.

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Ep 27 - Understanding Light with Katie Woodward

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2021 84:45

In the new episode, I speak with NYC-based artist and urban-sketcher Katie Woodward. Katie has made paintings that are both very large and very small. As a scenic artist for the theater she has worked on backdrops spanning several feet, and as an urban-sketcher she makes tiny watercolor cityscapes just a couple of inches wide. What's it like to make art for the theater? What is inherently different about painting big and small, and what is strangely similar to both? Working in stage design demands a wide array of crafting skills, and Katie shares wonderful stories of some of her memorable work. We also talk about her upcoming book - Understanding Light - where she brings together the art and ideas of her favorite artists across different media. Follow Katie's work on Instagram. To pre-order her book, visit here or find it on Amazon. Find a summarized transcript to this conversation on my website. To support this show, and get an invite to the SneakyArt Discord, buy me a coffee. To signup for the free weekly newsletter or subscribe to the premium content, visit my Substack page.

Episode 3: A Wrestle Sketcher Chrismas!

AWIPOD

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2021 22:43

Steve watches some Christmas related wrestling content

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Jesus See's You - Cynthia Sketcher

St Pauls Gornal

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2021 30:04

Cynthia Sketcher Brings a message entitled "Jesus See's You" in our Sunday Morning Service

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An Uncontrollable Desire To Create - with Sam Nielsen, Water Color Artist and Urban Sketcher

Finding Fire

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2021 41:16

An Uncontrollable Desire To Create - with Sam Nielsen, Water Color Artist and Urban SketcherOn today’s episode of the Finding Fire Podcast, we sit down with Sam Nielsen, watercolor artist, urban sketcher, entrepreneur and owner for Art by SJ Nielsen. Sam talks about her journey and experience leading up to being an entrepreneur. We also talk to Sam about her passion for art, how and why she got into watercoloring and urban sketching and the strong arts community in Duluth, MN. We learned a lot from Sam during this episode, and we know you will, too!

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Throat Singing Sketcher Dad

The Jim Colbert Show

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 15, 2021 158:04

Thursday – Jim shares his Covid scare. We learn about Inuit throat singing. Brendan from Bungalower talks wrestling, sneakers & air shows. Glenn Klausman has the Case of the 1099 Employee Accident for Colbert Court. Rauce Thoughts Theater featuring Jim & Jack at a funeral. Pus, WOKE News, Trivia & Last Call.

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Ep 15 - Drawing Across Borders with George Butler

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2021 103:32

In this episode of the SneakyArt Podcast, I spoke with British artist George Butler, who makes ink/watercolor drawings of people in conflict-zones and refugee camps all over the world. His latest book (Drawn Across Borders) tells the migration stories of 12 individuals, compiled from travels over the past decade. Modern reasons for migration, legal or otherwise, include political upheaval, civil strife, proxy wars, and, increasingly, climate change. But human migration, he argues, is a basic feature of human existence, and has been so for hundreds of thousands of years. In this respect, George and I talk about the importance of sharing individual stories. I ask him about drawing scenes that are not conventionally pretty, and whether it is possible to find art in such environments. This leads to a deeper discussion about the power of illustration - what the artist puts into it and what the viewer derives from it - and thus the broader purpose of what we call art. - Follow George Butler on Instagram or visit his website to see his other work. - To support my work, buy me a coffee. Also find here a downloadable extra commentary on interesting tangents from this episode, plus exclusive membership offers. - Read a brief transcript of this conversation, on the podcast page. - *NEW* Join the SneakyArt Podcast FB Group!

Art Lives: Róisín Curé, Urban Sketcher

That Sounds Interesting Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2021 41:01

Róisín Curé has drawn and painted hundreds if not thousands of urban sketches and has also created two books on the topic, with a new one due out later this year. This interview covers her life and work and her enthusiasm for sketching "life in front of her eyes" as she calls it. This episode includes more than fifty of her sketches as part of the interview. Podcast Guest: Róisín Curé Information: Frank Daly’s Website: www.fdaly.com Audio Podcast Website: podcast.fdaly.com Email: fxdaly@gmail.com 40 minutes (63.MB. Audio). Recorded and edited by Frank Daly. This podcast was created on 22nd March 2021. Wikimedia Commons images in video version are credited at the end. Music licence: Epidemic Sound. Urban sketching Images in the Youtube version are copyright Roisin Cure. All other content is copyright © Frank Daly 2021.

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Bareng Bogor Sketcher Bisa Ngosngosan Sampai Ngilangin Stres Seasyik Itu

GenPI.co

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2021 40:52

Suka menggambar, melukis atau corat-coret di kertas? Mungkin ada baiknya kamu gabung dengan Bogor Sketchers. Dengan Komunitas ini, kamu bakal bisa mengembangkan bakat kamu. Di sini nggak cuma gambar atau lukis ya, kamu juga bisa sharing dengan pelukis lain, gimana serunya?

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Abide in me - Cynthia Sketcher

St Pauls Gornal

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021 13:59

Cynthia Sketcher Brings a message entitled "Abide in me" in our Sunday Morning Service

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Justin Broadrick - Godflesh - Final - Jesu - Pale Sketcher - Interview Part 3 - Throwback to 2010 - Episode # 132 from Mar 1, 2021

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine | WFMU

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 1, 2021 20:38

Interview with Justin Broadrick Original Air Date = November 30, 2010 https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/38266 http://www.godflesh.com https://www.justinkbroadrick.com/ https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/101601

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22# Urban Sketcher Peregrina

El Camino People- El Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2021 64:24

Que es eso del Urban Sketcher, ¿qué relación tiene con el Camino de Santiago? Lucia Moure nos cuenta su experiencia plasmando el Camino Primitivo.

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Justin Broadrick - Godflesh - Final - Jesu - Pale Sketcher - Interview Part 2 - Throwback to 2010 - Episode # 131 from Feb 1, 2021

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine | WFMU

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2021 19:42

Interview with Justin Broadrick - "Part 2!" Original show here! Lots of Broadrick related songs too! - "https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/38266" New Jesu out, JK Flesh's FBook: - "https://www.facebook.com/jkflesh/" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/100771

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Justin Broadrick - Godflesh - Final - Jesu - Pale Sketcher - Interview Part 1 - Throwback to 2010 - Episode # 130 from Dec 21, 2020

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine | WFMU

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2020 25:46

Interview with Justin Broadrick Original Air Date = Dec. 28 2010 - "https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/38621" The link above is the original air date - lots of great Godflesh songs too! http://www.godflesh.com https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/99440

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Ep 8 - Sketching the World with Luis Simoes

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2020 129:10

In the latest episode, I speak with traveler and urban sketcher Luis Simoes about his journey around the world. Luis quit his job as a graphic designer (in his early 30s) to backpack around the world, drawing all the interesting sights he would see. What motivates a salaried, young person to take on a life of less comfort, certain risks and constant instability? Is there really a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow? Or is the goal the journey itself? This conversation became the longest session I have recorded yet, because I had so many questions and he had so many stories. But do not be intimidated, for there is a small break in the middle - to recap and reassess before we continue with Luis' adventures. If you like this show and would like to support my work, you can now do so at the simple cost of one cup of coffee - Buy Me A Coffee! Check out the World Sketching Tour on Instagram or at www.worldsketchingtour.com. You can find my work (SneakyArt) on Instagram as well or visit www.sneakyartist.com. There will be a transcript of this episode and shownotes with links at www.sneakyartist.com/podcast.

#34 mit Manfred Schlösser, Urban Sketcher

Hub Vision

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2020 27:27

Folge 34: mit Manfred Schlösser, einem Urban Sketcher Manfred und Hachem sprechen in dieser Folge von Hubvision über die kulturelle Relevanz der Zeichenkunst und über Konkurrenz in Kunst und Studium. Hier findet ihr Manfred Schlösser.

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ArtistSpotlight with Urban Sketcher and Art Instructor Virginia Hein [027]

Warrior Painters Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2020 74:38

Long-time Urban Sketcher and art instructor, Virginia Hein, sat down with us and chatted about her design career, her teaching journey, and how she supports the growth of Urban Sketchers both in LA and overseas. Virginia finds enormous joy in teaching and also learning from her students. Her motto is “I'm always learning.” We thank her for being such a great teacher and an inspiration to all of us! Donate to us: https://bit.ly/donate2wp Featured Artist: Virginia Hein @virginiahein Host: Angela Sung @angothemango Find us on Instagram @warriorpainters

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Episode #22 - Jack Sketcher

Pressure Point

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2020 18:05

One of the best local footballers going around, 'Sketch' is Noble Park royalty and was a TV star on the 2016 edition of 'The Recruit'. Enjoy this chat with Sketch as he gives us an insight into life on The Recruit and his career to date so far. Please be sure to leave a review and share with a mate as all of your support helps a lot and is greatly appreciated!

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#16: Julian Schiemann "Scheitern ist kein Totalversagen"

Club Geflüster

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2020 51:02

Als nicht reiner Eventler hat Julian im Verlauf der letzten Jahre viel Content erstellt, Marketing betrieben und Foto- und Video Kampagnen geleitet. Julian war sehr viel in der Bike Branche aktiv und hat Kampagnen für Mercedes, Sketcher, Garmin und viele weitere Firmen umgesetzt. Dazu gehören Events wie Ironman und Cape Epic in Südafrika. Neben den vielen Sport Events hat Julian unter anderem auch viele Dinge im Nachtleben erlebt. Wie es Julian auf der Titelseite der "BUNTE" geschafft hat, wieso die Kamera im Musikpark Linz zerschlagen wurde und was seine Jugendidole bei einer Red Bull Party gemacht haben, erfährst du in der neuen Folge mit Julian Schiemann. Mehr Informationen zu Julian findest du auf Instagram: @julianschiemann

48-Vishal: Architect, Fitness Coach, Doodler turned Sketcher, Believer in Positivity, Possessor of Mental Powers (Possibly)

Getting 2 Know U Pod

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2020 284:12

Vishal shares stories about Covid 19 life in the United Arab Emirates, why people from India immigrate there for the opportunity to work and have a better life like his father, and how the governments are presenting Covid-19 news to the people (4:03), news manipulation on Elephant pineapple traps, monkeys going wild in India, Street Cows, and the consequences of Monkey teasing (42:49), the extreme weight gaining lengths he went through for his fitness challenge, how not being accepted in boarding school and being knocked out lead him to want to be fit (1:12:50), boarding school bullying continuing until he found “The Secret” book, his “supernatural powers”, and the power of positivity (2:05:13), college life where everything is going his way, including getting the girl, until he is hit by a car while on a bike ride around his neighborhood (2:59:23) “Best 1st For Last” Getting to know positivity personally because your life can end at any point (3:30:56), ENCORE Vishal’s 6 mantras of life to live by; not judging, energy listens to you, you are never alone, mother knows best, never give up, happiness is a choice (3:43:10) Vishal is a health/fitness coach that you can follow on Instagram. @v.s_ironfit

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C5 - Sebastian Mattssons sketcher

Kolla svensken!

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2020 48:07

SUPPORTA KOLLA SVENSKEN PÅ 0760248480! Där kan man antingen bara stötta eller köpa massor grejer - prislista och bilder finns i Kolla Svenskens facebookgrupp. I dessa corona-tider rullar vi ut ett avsnitt om dagen. Femte dagen ringer vi upp Sebastian Mattsson. När han var 19 år gammal ville han bli sketchförfattare och skickade in sina sketcher till Felix Herngren, men blev tragiskt nog extremt nobbad. Nu gör vi ett specialavsnitt där han går igenom sina gamla sketchidéer. Förlåt för svajigt ljud men varsågod för otroligt content!

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Episode 61 - Jaime Derringer of Design Milk and Clever Podcast

Maker Mom Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2019 59:38

Jaime is a wife, mom, artist, editor of Design Milk, and co-host/co-producer of Clever Podcast. Phew, that is a lot! Jaime started both Design Milk and doing artwork in 2006. For Design Milk she shares design trends and designers making a difference in the design world. For art, she paints and draws abstract art.

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Ep 011: Nude on Cardboard, Reagan Nazi Statue, Death Row Stories

The Sensible Sociopath Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2019 71:59

Nude modeling standing on cardboard, Reagan's DCA statue, Brian strip-searched 30 men in one day, Death Row stories, and sexy Sketcher's shape-ups. Become a Patron! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sensible-sociopath/message

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Ep 48 Creative Chat with Artist and Urban Sketcher Ian Fennelly

Kick in The Creative's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2019 67:37

In today’s interview, we are talking to Artist Ian Fennelly. Ian is an urban sketcher who creates and sells his amazing sketches. His work mainly features buildings which are painted with splashes of beautiful vibrant colours and use lively linework. Not only is Ian a fantastic painter he is also very entertaining and tells some interesting stories in this podcast.

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Ep 45 Creative Chat with Illustrator and Urban Sketcher Lynne Chapman

Kick in The Creative's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2019 82:46

Today’s guest is Illustrator and Urban Sketcher Lynne Chapman. Lynne has had a fascinating career and lots of tips to share if you’re an aspiring illustrator. But what made us reach out to Lynne was her amazing urban sketching. As you may know Sandra and I are both working on improving our sketching on location and whenever I’d google urban sketching tips Lynne’s name would pop up. So if you’re interested in illustration or urban sketching I think you’ll really enjoy this interview.

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The Dentist and Office Manager are Cheating Insurance Companies

The Dental Practice Fixers Podcast by the Madow Brothers

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 29, 2019 25:36

Welcome back to The Dental Practice Fixers podcast, dentistry’s most unique show! Today we have a question from a listener asking if the office manager would be liable for falsifying dental records sent to insurance companies if it’s being done under the dentist’s direction. It appears as though this office is having a difficult time getting insurance to approve scaling and root planning so they are fudging the records that are sent to insurance. Listen to what Dave and Rich have to say about this one. Then of course we do the call of the week. A caller who is a potential new patient asks an office if they are having a “Teeth Cleaning Sweepstakes.” Listen in to see how this one was handled! If you have a question that you would like answered on our podcast, please send it in to podcast@madow.com. We will do our best to get yours answered! CLICK HERE FOR TRANSCRIPT Season Two – Episode 6 The Dentist & Office Manager Are Cheating Insurance Companies Dr. Richard Madow: Hi, I’m Dr. Richard Madow, and welcome to Episode 6, Season 2 of the Dental Practice Fixers Podcast. And this is a really really big day for those of you in Dental Practice Fixers land which obviously you’re in Dental Practice Fixers land that you’re with us today. Those of you listening on iTunes and Spotify and Sketcher and Diesel and Weasel, whatever you’re still on. You might not know this, but if you’re watching on YouTube or some other video server, you can probably tell that this is our first live video podcast of the Dental Practice Fixers. We’ve been all audio up until now finally, Episode 6, Season 2. We’re coming at you and you can actually see us for better or worse. So I’m not sure if that’s better or not but as you can tell, we’re actually in different locations today. So here I am over here, Dr. Richard Madow and over there is my bro, my main man, my business partner and my co-worker, Dr. David Madow. How is it going today Dave? Dr. David Madow: What is going on? I’m doing feeling fantastic. Rich this is a monumental day in the Dental Practice Fixers Podcast because we’re… I just want to make sure people understand. We’re keeping… it’s still going to be available on iTunes in all of the audio podcast formats. We’re not going anywhere but we’re adding another dimension. We’re doing… we’ve got a video channel setup. It’s called the Dental Practice Fixers on YouTube and you can actually watch us for better or worse, I guess. Watch us as we’re doing these shows. So feel free to go to the Dental Practice Fixers on YouTube. Just do a search for that, it’ll come right up and subscribe. Subscribe and make sure you enable notifications if you’re watching us on YouTube. So, then every time a new episode comes up with just once a week, you’ll get an extra notification. And please interact with us. I think YouTube is probably more… what’s the word I’m looking for. It’s easier to interact with us. Dr. Richard Madow: Interactive. Maybe it’s more interactive. Is that the word you’re looking for? Dr. David Madow: That’s the word I’m looking for. So you can comment, you can like, you can comment back. It will feel definitely more interactive. So we’re looking for this YouTube channel to really grow with some help from you of course. Dr. Richard Madow: Now Dave before we go any further, I do want to point out that our lawyer [inaudible - 0:02:31.8] Goldberg pointed out that we do need to read some instance we’re going on video and that is that if you are enjoying the podcast while driving, we cannot be responsible for anybody watching the video and getting it to any kind of accident. So this whole disclaimer we have to send, courtesy of [inaudible - 0:02:48.0] Goldberg. So if you’re driving, please do the audio only. But if you’re sitting in your office, your home, you’re on the treadmill, you’re at the movies, wherever you are, you can watch this on your computer or any of your devices. Dr. David Madow: But they could still… let’s say they’re driving and ...

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#100 - AVSNITT 100 !! | DubbelAvsnitt Xtra Special

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2019 102:22

#100 - AVSNITT 100 !! | DubbelAvsnitt Xtra Special Sexfrågor Marika super till Tankeställare Hur det startade Tinder Gold Livestream 23 Mars på Twitch + Mer... https://spotify.brainpunch.se BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ No: https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ Marika: https://www.instagram.com/marikalundells/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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PiMC: Episode 479 - Fat Boy Sketcher Shoes

Pod Is My Copilot

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2018 39:41

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#80 - Marce, Loui, Fabian | LyssnarMejl, Sponsrade Vip Bios, Apples planerade åldrande, Aeromorphs

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2018 52:06

#80 - Marce, Loui, Fabian | LyssnarMejl, Sponsrade Vip Bios, Apples planerade åldrande, Aeromorphs Veckans gäster: Macelo, Loui, Fabian LyssnarMejl om kennys ignorans Kenny var på vip bio igen och upplevde kaos Iphone och Apple "planned obsolescence" Aeromorphs är bland det sjukaste efter rule 34 Del 1/2 + Mer... Det visuella som händer i podden ni hör men inte kan se finns som vanligt på vårt instagramkonto: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Veckans Gäster: Marce: https://www.instagram.com/marcelotapiarosales/ Fabian: https://www.instagram.com/fabiantapia/ Loui: https://www.instagram.com/louiebjurselius46/ BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Marika: https://www.instagram.com/marikalundells/ No: https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

#72 - The Norlens Del3 | Bron, Kennys confession, Smartdolls, Kryptovaluta, McGoldCard, Cykelkomplimangen

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 43:53

#72 - The Norlens Del3 | Bron, Kennys confession, Smartdolls, Kryptovaluta, McGoldCard, Cykelkomplimangen Kenny berättar nåt nergrävt. Den där sexiga bron! Sexdockor med AI? McDonalds nya valuta? Andreas snabbtänkta komplimanger! Det visuella som händer i podden ni hör men inte kan se finns som vanligt på vårt instagramkonto: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Veckans Gäster: Tina: https://www.instagram.com/nelron.m/ Mia: https://www.instagram.com/mulligull/ No (Magnus): https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Patrik: https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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#71 - The Norlens Del2 | Lyssnarfrågor, komplimanger, nya vänner, döds-knull-kull, ställningar, kennys fancrush

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2018 63:49

Avsnitt #71 - The Norlens Del2 | Lyssnarfrågor, komplimanger, nya vänner, döds-knull-kull, ställningar, kennys fancrush Lyssnarfrågor / Lyssnarmail. Att ge och ta komplimanger! Hur skaffar man nya vänner efter flytt? Dödlig sexsjukdom som botas genom sex...? En enda sexställning för resten av livet. Kenny får ett väldigt intressant lyssnar mail! Det visuella som händer i podden ni hör men inte kan se finns som vanligt på vårt instagramkonto: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Veckans Gäster: Tina: https://www.instagram.com/nelron.m/ Mia: https://www.instagram.com/mulligull/ No (Magnus): https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Patrik: https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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#67 - Arga kvinnofrågor med Marika del 2

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2018 57:57

Avsnitt #67 - Arga kvinnofrågor med Marika del 2 Vi svarar på frågor åt alla män överlag från kvinnor som undrar "-va fan vi håller på med" del 2 BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Magnus: https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ Patrik: https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/ Marika: https://www.instagram.com/marikalundells/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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#66 - Arga kvinnofrågor med Marika del 1

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2018 54:17

Avsnitt #66 - Arga kvinnofrågor med Marika del 1 Vi svarar på frågor åt alla män överlag från kvinnor som undrar "-va fan vi håller på med" BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Magnus: https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ Patrik: https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/ Marika: https://www.instagram.com/marikalundells/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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#64 - Marce | Undervattensluckan, hajdykning, Fortnite cash, porr undertexter, blinda drömmar

Channel of Light with Krista Moore

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 10, 2018 59:08

Avsnitt #64 - Marce | Undervattensluckan, hajdykning, Fortnite cash, porr undertexter, blinda drömmar Undervattensluckan, det går ju på film? Hajdykning & resor Fortnite har slagit sjukt rekord igen Pornhubs nya "satsning" .. höhö Blinda drömmar och stumma tankar Veckans gäst: Marcelo Tapia Rosales https://www.instagram.com/marcelotapiarosales/ BrainPunch Podden Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier & Poddplatser: Våran Hemsida: http://brainpunch.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ Livestreams: https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Medverkande: Andreas: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ Kenny: https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ Magnus: https://www.instagram.com/no7711/ Redigering & Producent: Andreas Källberg https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ // En BrainPunch Media Produktion

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Vision the FUTURE and Expect it Now

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 31:00

Vision the Future and Create the Life You Want Now with the Power of Channelled Visualization Krista Moore SUBSCRIBE to CHANNEL OF LIGHT on Apple iTunes/Podcasts, TuneIn or Sketcher. Find out how God / Your Higher Power and You can work together to create the most beautiful future out of many possibilities. Discover the power of channeled visualization, guided by the Angelic Realm to create the life you want now. Krista will channel God, Christ and the Angels to guide you to create the life you want using a powerful channelled meditation/visualization that will set you on the path to a better future. Krista Moore is an angelic channel, sound healer, hypnotist, yoga teacher and spiritual director. She channels the Angelic realm to help you clear old energies (liberation) and experience your true divine nature in the Light (realization) so you can live a miraculous life! NOTE: This is an experiential show - you may go into a light trance, experience bodily sensations, healing energies, see colours/lights/visions and receive messages. Please make sure you are in a safe place to do so where you will not be interrupted. It is a good idea to drink a glass of water, relax and take in the healing messages, sounds and energies. Do not operate a vehicle while listening. If you would like a chance to speak to Krista privately or experience the channeling directly, go to: www.kristamoore.com Thank you for enjoying the Show! Podcast now available to subscribe on Apple iTunes/Podcasts, TuneIn and Sketcher.

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#62 - MOE - DEL 2, Mer AI, MER Framtid, MER Utveckling, MER Självkörande bilar

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 26, 2018 40:01

Avsnitt #62 - MOE - DEL 2, Mer AI, MER Framtid, MER Utveckling, MER Självkörande bilar Mer Mer. Mer.. Mer... Mer.... av ALLT!! Veckans gäst: Moe https://www.instagram.com/Moesan/ Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! Viktigt att veta! mycket av åsikter, skämt och ståndpunkter som podden innehåller är avsett för underhållning och komisk effekt och därmed inte nåt vi alltid till 100% står för! Våra Sociala Medier: http://brainpunch.se/ https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/brainpunch-podden/id1236118242 https://open.spotify.com/show/603TMNqgV0EjO15U2tMRAr Host & Co-Hosts: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/ https://www.instagram.com/marikalundells/

Y'all Remember The Twerk Team? (Ep. 33)

TrapNerds

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2018 115:42

Thursday, May 28, 2018. Will Smith can do anything if you asking me. Y'all remember the Twerk Team? I know her pussy was magical. Tyga back on his bullshit. She gotta Build-A-Body. She slut walked right into that. I just found out today that I was 26. If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. Crippin' Chris dies, he Corporate Chris now. The new Avengers was raist. Can Quavo help the Big Baller Brand... TakeOff?!? I ain't never even tried on a Sketcher, I wish I would disrespect my foot like that. You gotta throw him under the bus. It's a lotta niggaz out here showing ankle. Karma really ain't that real. Remember back in the day when it was acceptable to grab butts in the club?

Plant Proof Podcast Introduction

The Proof with Simon Hill

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2018 5:28

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE PLANT PROOF PODCAST Hi Plant Friends this is Simon Hill - creator of Plant Proof.com your one stop shop for information on plant based nutrition. The Plant Proof Podcast is a channel to create thought provoking conversation with industry leaders, qualified professionals, athletes or anyone with a cool story to help us, myself included, be more conscious and form healthier and more mindful habits. Listen to the Plant Proof podcast introduction below to find out what is in store for the first handful of podcasts Where to listen to the Plant Proof Podcast? Currently the Plant Proof podcast can be listened to on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Sketcher or on the Plantproof.com . If you listen on iTunes be sure to hit 'subscribe' so you are instantly notified when I release new episodes and if you enjoy the content please take a minute or so to leave a review as this will help more people discover the podcast.

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096: Outside-In Development

The Frontside Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2018 33:07

Show Notes: 01:02 - Why outside-in development? 05:50 - Best Practices and Implementation 09:35 - API Iteration and Design 18:31 - Is outside-in development a timeless approach to software development? 24:10 - Outside-in Creation 28:37 - Summarizing Outside-in Development and What it means to the Frontside Resources: Sketch InVision Balsamiq pretender Ember CLI Mirage bigtest Transcript: CHARLES: Hello everybody and welcome to The Frontside Podcast episode 96. My name is Charles, I'm a developer here at the Frontside. And your podcast host in-training with me today is Jeffrey. JEFFREY: Hello. CHARLES: Hello, Jeffrey. And Arash. ARASH: Good morning. CHARLES: Yeah, how are you doing? ARASH: Doing great. Thank you. CHARLES: All right. So, today this is going to be a little bit of an internal powwow where we're just going to talk about some of the patterns that we see as we develop software and just kind of a little bit of a chat on the way we do it. So, we're going to be talking today, I guess we could do like a little bit of a spoiler and just kind of co lead with what we're talking about. ARASH: Which is... CHARLES: Which is... ARASH: Drum roll... CHARLES: Outside-In development. And it's kind of the way that we've just naturally gravitated towards, towards developing software here. ARASH: So first question is why we gravitated toward that. CHARLES: I could just tell you kind of our personal history on this. Is that, I guess it was, would you say like around 2007, something like that kind of the pattern of like REST services got like really well established. ARASH: Sure, that's accurate enough. CHARLES: Yeah. It's like around mid-2000's. And so people just went kind of, you know, cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs except APIs instead of Cocoa Puffs. So it was like all the talk was about your API, what's going to be your API, and how are you going to present this to the world? And oh my goodness, you're opening up your system for extension by developers and it's really fantastic. So, it kind of became the norm, I feel, from that point forward to be thinking about what is the API that I'm going to be presenting rather than what's the application. ARASH: That's your starting point. CHARLES: Yeah, that's your starting point. So a lot of development and getting like a lot of frameworks came along to make API development really simple, regardless of run time. It was really just really simple to just set up API. And so, a lot of people did that and I think there was value in that and that you're thinking kind of about your external domain model, like how you're going to present yourself to the world. And so you really are focused on the constraints and the abstractions that you want to present and how you want to hide all the messy complexity behind your system. But the problem that you get into is in those days, especially on the web, the clients were very closely aligned with the APIs. If you're coming like from a Rails backend, you almost had one for one between your pages and your API. If I've got a user's end point, I'm going to have a user's management page. And I think as clients became more stateful and more of the kind of interactions were ported over to the client, that synchronization and one to one mapping between what your API look like and what your interface look like, that started to crumble and disintegrate. And now I think that it's actually quite, I mean there are still clearly analogs because you're talking about the same entities. But your client is really now a full-featured application. And it's got complex rendering logic, it's got complex state management, it's got all these things that happened completely and totally separate from your API endpoints. JEFFREY: And your UI ends up being aware of relationships between models. So yeah, it's just so much more sophisticated than what we used to need to do when everything was server-side rendered. When you're dealing with a heavy client side app, your API needs to be quite a bit more flexible really. CHARLES: Right. And so what we were finding was that we'd often have to change the API significantly in order to support complex interaction on the client. But the problem is, is if you've started with your API, you've invested a lot of development, you've invested a lot of design and you've really laid down not just that design, but also the infrastructure and the operations to make it real, it can be very hard to change. And so, it can exclude a lot of the desirable interactions that you would like to have merely by virtue of the fact that it's set in stone. So I think that's kind of why we found ourselves... JEFFREY: Why we discovered that inside out wasn't quite working for what we're doing anymore. CHARLES: Yeah, exactly. It was like having a rock solid API was actually a drawback rather than an asset, whereas 10 years earlier it was an asset. And so it really, kind of having that insight made us step back and wind it back and say, "OK, where is the natural starting point? Where do we want to start?" ARASH: So philosophically, what does Outside-In development mean to the Frontside? JEFFREY: It means that instead of starting with the API, looking at actually the workflow is instead we start with what's the UI. What is the client side app going to look like and what are the needs of that client side app? And that drives the development of the API rather than solely, I guess you could say, the business models that would have previously been the initial driver for what that would look like. CHARLES: Right, exactly. Letting the business models be kind of a function of the desired interaction or the desired experience and then letting it proceed from there. So really is yeah, it's starting from kind of what does the person using your system going to touch rather than what is the computer using your system going to touch. ARASH: And so if one of our listeners is interested in Outside-in development, what kind of tenets would you recommend they follow and what are some of the best practices you can put into place to align well with this kind of thinking that we're talking about here? CHARLES: I think that's a good question because there's obviously the philosophy of it, but then there's the practice and the implementation and what does that mean. And there's a lot. There's a lot of just kind of the way you approach the problem and then the tools that you're going to use. I don't know, Jeffrey, which ones should we tackle first? JEFFREY: Let's tackle the tools. Why not? We'll go backwards. We probably should cover other things first, but why not? CHARLES: We'll tackle the tools? All right, and this is actually a question I want to throw your way too is at what point do you...because you want to start really with having a good design, like a good wireframe? Do you prefer to start with say like something in InVision or Sketch or do you like to proceed straight to a working implementation? JEFFREY: For me, it usually depends on how complicated of an app it's going to be. If it is something that's, I'm just dealing with like some crud operations, a lot of times I'll just go straight to the HTML and like starting to build that in actual JavaScript and we'll probably talk about the fake backend for that. But yeah, it versus something that's a little more complicated that has maybe a more novel approach or particularly interesting workflow or something that's going to be pretty difficult to code. That's when I'll start on in Sketcher, InVision, or a tool like that. CHARLES: I think in the last project, we used Balsamiq. I mean, we don't want to get caught up on like tools, but I think that's a great tool because the other thing we did is it wasn't just one designer doing it. We actually had all of our developers going and writing Balsamiq sketches for the features that they were going to be implementing because it really means that they're going to actually put themselves in the shoes of someone using it and they're going to be thinking about what it's like to be a user. Because they've got to start drawing the boxes and lines and the buttons that people are going to click in and the text fields in which they're going to communicate with the system. JEFFREY: And what was awesome about using a sketchy type of style like Balsamiq is that it removes the developers from thinking too much about having to make sure this headline is exactly the right font size, that I'm using all the exact right colors. Like, don't worry about that yet. Let's just get the wireframes in this sketchy style first and then we can work from there. CHARLES: Because it really is. It's very valuable to have this process for yourself as one single developer to be able to view it from the outside in. And I think that looking at it one way, that's truly what it means to be full stack is that you can put yourself in the shoes of every piece of the system at each point. So I can put myself in the user's shoes, I can put myself in the client's shoes. When I say 'client', like the actual browser, the browser's shoes. I can put myself in the server shoes and I can have that perspective of each part. JEFFREY: So that got me thinking about what browsers would wear what kind of shoes, but we'll leave that conversation for another time. Who'd wear the Chrome shoes? ARASH: Chrome is definitely Nike, for sure. Speed. JEFFREY: So back to the tool. CHARLES: Just like Safari, like Hugo Boss. ARASH: It's like, yeah, that's pretty close. Netscape is like K-Swiss or something like that. CHARLES: It's got to be some defunct brand. ARASH: BK Knights. JEFFREY: Mosaic is the LA Lights. CHARLES: Those were great. JEFFREY: So once I have this design, I'm starting to move to code and I'm starting to build some UI, how can I iterate on my API from there? Because I'm starting to actually build a real app, I want to connect to something, I need a data store. What can I do there? CHARLES: We've talked about this a lot, I think on this podcast, really over the years. And this is a technique that we got from the Ember community. There's a stack of fantastic libraries. There's Pretender which allows you to stub out XMLHttpRequests using a DSL, kind of like Node Express. And then based on top of that, there's basically an entire fake API layer which allows you to build, I would say it's not even really a stub at this point. It's like actually a prototype server implemented entirely in your browser. It's called Mirage. JEFFREY: So, you think about it, almost like starting in Sketch and then going to HTML. You're starting in some pretty simple JavaScript and then you're working your way up to what that API design looks like. CHARLES: Right. And so that lets you experience all of the nuance of API designs. So it comes with like you can experiment with different serialization formats, what are my property's going to look like? You can experiment with how do I load related data? So, if I've got a list of users and I want to get all of the comments that they've ever posted on my site, you might want to load those at the same time. So whether your API's going to support that and how it's going to support that, you can't really know until you actually have a consumer of that API. So what Mirage lets you do is it lets you consume an API you haven't written yet and you get to feel what it's like on the client and you get to make changes to that interface at a very, very low cost. So there's no deployed infrastructure, there's no automatically generated documentation. There's no real consumers yet. There's no multiple clusters running in the Cloud and it's very, very, very lightweight. It's just running right there in the browser. And so what that lets you do is if you have an insight about the shape of the API, it lets you validate that insight. Or if you have an assumption that you have about your API that actually is going to be detrimental to your experience, you get to have that assumption invalidated very quickly. And so at the backend of this process, you end up with a backend that is optimally shaped to serve the experience that you're shooting for. ARASH: So once you've got that, how do you reconcile it against is this a good API that I want to expose externally because maybe it's not. CHARLES: Like what do you mean? ARASH: Imagine that we've built the UI and we've iterated on the API in a fake stubbed way with Mirage or some similar tool and we've got to a state that we're pretty happy with, with the API design that works for this UI. Now, imagine we want that API to also be available to other things. CHARLES: Right. ARASH: How do we reconcile that? CHARLES: That's actually, I think that's kind of an open question right now, right? I mean, we don't really have a good answer to it because it is a stubbed API. And ultimately you're going to have a real API. So at some point, you do have to say like, this is the shape that I want. I'm going to go ahead and create these things and I need to make sure that those two APIs actually line up. Is that what you're asking is like, how do I make sure that they line up? ARASH: Sure. That's one piece of it. CHARLES: Oh, that's one piece of it. OK, so this is actually...we'll explore this process. This is actually like a problem, I think, with the stubbed approach is you have your set of stubs and then you have kind of the real McCoy which eventually will come along. So, it's great to have a server running inside the browser, but at some point you're going to need an actual server that's running in the Cloud. ARASH: Will you? Like what does the future hold? CHARLES: I mean, yes because the data needs to move, right? The data needs to move off your laptop. Honestly, Arash asked a good point if you're making an offline application. So if you're making an offline application, this actually allows you to bring a persistence architecture to the browser that is like every other... you don't have to make a special one off case. You can treat your backend like a backend. It's just running on the frontend. So that's probably a corner case, but it's worth pointing out that there used to be like back in the day, if you're using something like Microsoft Word or Excel or some other offline app, you can go a long way without having any internet connectivity, but you get to build it in exactly the same way. And then when you are ready to have internet connectivity, you've got the architecture in place. So, the future might not hold that and you might actually be able to use this in production. I would say it's a minority of cases. Most time you actually are going to want to have a server component. Let's say that you do, now you've got your real API and then you've got your prototype API that you run your tests against or that you're running against, and they need to line up because your frontend is going to be using both of them kind of throughout the development process. So there are a couple of strategies to deal with this. I'd say one is you run automated tests against both versions and that's a whole another subject of having testable APIs. Like most APIs that we have that we develop aren't set up to do end to end testing including a lot of the ones that we've written, although I think going forward now that we have a better handle on it, we can do that. We can definitely unpack that subject at some later point like making testable APIs. But I would say that the other strategy that you can use is use some sort of third party verification mechanism where you essentially record a bunch of interactions between your application and the fake API. And then you take those recorded applications and have them in some sort of repository and you can play them back on your real API and make sure that the responses generated by your real API for those recorded interactions to match up. So it's kind of like, I don't know, it's just a machine to make sure that the APIs stay in sync. ARASH: That's a domain that we need to get better at. CHARLES: Yeah. ARASH: We're only scratching the surface there. CHARLES: We're definitely only scratching the surface there. But the power of being able to develop without a real API first is enough so I think it makes the exploration warranted. There are some established tools in this space. The biggest one that I know of is called Pact. It's both a library and a repository. So it's kind of like got a...I don't know if there's a central server for it, but it's kind you record interactions, you upload them to a Pact server and then you can verify. So you can actually have a lot of consumers. And so, it's designed not only for making sure that your stubbed API works, but it's also for making sure that you just don't make breaking API changes. You can actually collect a lot of data about how people are using your API and then you can use that as a repository for when you make a change in your API to verify that'll work for all these other people. So if I'm just some random person or some random developer using your API, I can...kind of like how you record [inaudible] statistics and stuff to make the Apple experience better or whatever. It's very common for developers to ask, to record for certain anonymous data. You can submit anonymous data in the form of like Pacts. And so that can help an API developer verify whether the change they're going to make is going to break clients out there. So that's a little bit of a sidetrack there, but it's something that you start to think about a lot more when you start to develop in this fashion. ARASH: Did you feel like Outside-In development is a timeless approach to software development? CHARLES: I do. I feel like Outside-In, it actually even pervades more of software development than actually like the building the software. Like I feel that the longer you go in software development, you realize that the highest value activity is to front load understanding. So whether you're submitting a pull request, whether you're working on a work ticket, whether you're documenting code or even writing a method, the highest value activity that you can be engaged in, in each one of those points is understanding what the hell you're doing. ARASH: And why, too. Right? CHARLES: Yeah, exactly. Why? Understanding the motivation. What's your prime directive? What is the context on which you're entering into this piece of work? JEFFREY: I'm going to go with a bit of a contrarian approach. CHARLES: OK. JEFFREY: I'm going to go with a "maybe"... CHARLES: Maybe? JEFFREY: Maybe this is timeless. CHARLES: Maybe it's timeless? JEFFREY: Because I think historically, so much of software development was working with constraints. And the particular types of software that we're working on, the most important constraints are on the frontend. What does the end-user experience look like? But historically, that hasn't been the case. Historically, the primary constraints have been what can this technology stack that I'm working on actually do? CHARLES: Like what is the computer experience that I can support. JEFFREY: Yeah. And so that was actually the bulk of the work was like how can I actually get something that I want out of this giant machine in a room with me? So, maybe it is timeless, maybe not. But I think it is the way going forward. CHARLES: OK. So I agree that there's an interplay. There is kind of a yin and yang cycle. And I don't mean the cycle of we go to where we have to think about this and then we go to where we have to think about that. But I take your point, Jeffrey, but I think of something like Super Mario Brothers, which is I would say both a miracle of experience but also a miracle of technology in the sense that I think it was hand coded in Assembler on an 8-bit controller with who knows how much memory, the whole thing. So taking that into account, they had to think very strongly about what the computer could do at that point. They were operating under some just incredible constraints. But at the same time, they were thinking about what...they very clearly were focused on what is the coolest game that we can make at this point. So you're absolutely right. You have to hold both inside your head. You don't want to go crazy. I mean, we could sit down on the Balsamiq thing and be like, the first thing we're going to do is we want a VR room with...okay, no. Let's dial it back. JEFFREY: How do you wireframe VR? I've never seen anybody try do that. CHARLES: The Frontside Podcast episode 97: Wireframing VR. JEFFREY: Interesting. CHARLES: How we wireframe VR. So yeah. I agree. I take your point. You do have to hold both in your head at the same time. But I would say start with one a little bit and then see where that can take you, that the task of gaining understanding about what you're trying to build [inaudible]. JEFFREY: Yeah. CHARLES: If you try to understand what you're trying to accomplish, then you can try to push the tech stack towards that direction and maybe push a little progress forward. And then if you've accomplished something that you couldn't accomplish before, then you can start dreaming about even better experiences. And so kind of moving...like the wheels on He-Man's magic bus or whatever. JEFFREY: This is out of my domain. ARASH: I'm so [inaudible] backwards right now. JEFFREY: Our references are not timeless. CHARLES: Haven't you seen the...what's the one where he's like singing the song like the 4 Non Blondes song? And I said, hey, yeah, yeah. You haven't seen the He-Man, like the cover of 4 Non Blondes? ARASH: Oh, like they dubbed his... CHARLES: Yeah, no one's seen it? Oh, man. ARASH: It's starting to sound familiar. CHARLES: OK. I mean, this is like we're talking... ARASH: This is like 2006 internet? CHARLES: No, this is like 2010 internet. It's not the ancient past here. ARASH: I'm going through my internet filing cabinet in my brain right now. CHARLES: Okay. It had particular significance because the friends from attorney were also part of my childhood and I realized I'm unique in that aspect. But they basically, in those days they had the Hanna-Barbera cartoons were very cookie cutter, so they basically took the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo and they kind of re-colored it and they put like weird tank treads that like they put really funky kind of weird futuristic He-Man wheels on it. And it went from the Mystery Machine to He-Man's kind of a ride. ARASH: They repurposed all the illustrations. CHARLES: Exactly. Hey, you got to save time. ARASH: Save time somewhere. CHARLES: Doing your framework. ARASH: Kids need cartoons. CHARLES: That's right. So anyway, that's how the wheels on He-Man's Mystery Machine worked. ARASH: This has been interesting for me because when we first started this conversation, we're looking at it as Outside-In development. But we've talked so much here about design and creation that it almost starts to feel like Outside-In development is almost too narrow. Like it's really what we're talking about here is Outside-In creation of anything useful and valuable to people. CHARLES: Yeah. It's easy to overlook like whenever you want to create something, you get so focused on the actual building of it or the making of it happen that you kind of lose sight of where it is that you're going. And I think that sometimes it's important to be able to create without knowing where you're going to kind of push the paint around the canvas, so to speak. I think that's a valuable activity, like sometimes it's important to just code without really having any clear direction. You're just kind of following your instincts. Then it's the same way you look at Picasso's study in charcoal or whatever. There'll be like a picture of a horse leg and Picasso's like, "Oh, there's a horse leg. Man, how do I capture a horse leg?" And not really having much intent. And so that's important. But I think when you're building systems or you're creating something that you want to have a real lasting impact, you do need to consider it holistically and you really need to understand why it is that you're doing what you're doing. JEFFREY: Part of what's awesome about working in software is that unlike Picasso who had to start a new piece, we can keep working on the same piece and be able to paint over it multiple times. And you can start with that outline of like, "Hey, this is the vision that we see this particular thing going." But then don't make space for like, "Let's just push the paint around and see what happens in this little section," and that's fine. CHARLES: Yeah. And I think that because software is so malleable that it can end up capturing a lot of what is typically considered design. I think this has kind of also been a theme that we've talked about kind of over the last year or so is that over the last 20 years we've kind of seen software capture a lot of what were once separate practices. So when I was first starting out, it was quality. The line between QA and development was very stark certainly at the beginning of my career. And there was a fusion that was happening right as I joined of QA and development. And we saw basically the testing revolution, realizing the testing needs to be brought into the center of development, which needs to be put forth first if you want to have quality, be something that you want. And then, a revolution that I saw kind of in the middle of my career is seeing operations. It used to be certainly for many years into the beginning of my career, like the people who maintain the software were very different from the people who wrote it and there was a big divide there. And with the Dev Ops movement, it's kind of the realization that no, if we want to have healthy operations, we need to understand what healthy operations are at the very beginning and we need to like put them at the beginning of the process. And I think that what we're seeing now, maybe a revolution that hasn't quite happened yet, but we're on the cusp of is seeing design burrow its way to the heart of development where it's like we want something to be beautiful. We want it to be frictionless. We want it to be delightful to its end users. It needs to be there from the get go and developers need to be thinking about it. It's not someone else's responsibility. It's you as the primary creator. JEFFREY: It doesn't matter how elegant of an API you've created if the end user experience is just not there. CHARLES: Yeah. So it's all about tearing down. There's been a series of walls that have come down that I've witnessed. And so I think this is one that's in the process of crumbling. ARASH: So, this has been an awesome talk. How would you summarize Outside-In development and what it means to Frontside today and in the future? CHARLES: I think that it really is about making sure that the understanding is solid. That's the core piece, frontloading understanding, realized through a stack of tools. So the tools we use are some sketch and design tool. We'll sketch out the idea we really like, ask questions and try and understand it and firm up in our idea, like have a vision of what the experience is going to be like. Then the next step is to write some acceptance tests. So to define done, define what your criteria are going to be so that if I run these automated tests, the code will in fact realize the experience that I'm dreaming about. To do that, we've actually been assembling a suite of tools over the past year to do that and we've actually started releasing them to the world. So, it's still in a...I don't want to say alpha because we're using them in production systems, but it's much more of a work bench at this point than a framework, if that makes any sense. So we have about four related tools under the big test tent. We have interaction library for stubbing out, gestures, mouse clicks, keyboard events, scrolling. We have assertion library that works with any other source. It's really an assertion extension or extension wrappers to make your assertions impervious to asynchrony. We've extracted Mirage from Ember CLI Mirage so that you can use it in any project, React, Vue, Ember, what have you. You can check it out at big test. It is for early adopters right now, but it is in production systems and if you want to acceptance test anything, command line, back client, what have you, if you're willing to write some JavaScript, you can write those acceptance tests and have them be robust. And whatever experience you're trying to create, you can validate it with that. And so, that's why we created it. JEFFREY: And that's really a good marker of where we are in our experience with Outside-In development right now is we've been doing this in practice for awhile at this point and we're crafting tools to help us be even better at it and sharing those. CHARLES: Right. And so we're pretty excited about these tools because I think they bring solutions to a lot of the problems you're going to encounter. So there's a lot more work to do and we're excited to do it. Head on, check those out. And we'll go ahead and wrap up. Just a few quick announcements. If you're going to be at Assert(js) tomorrow, the Frontside is going to be there. I'm going to be there. Mr. Wil Wilsman is going to be there. So if you're there, please do give us a shout and we'll hang out. And then on the next podcast, we are really, really excited. I'm both nervous and I just can't keep a lid on it. We're going to have Erich Gamma on the podcast to talk about the language server protocol that he's been working on. If you don't know Erich Gamma, he's one of the Gang of Four that wrote The Design Patterns Book. He was the primary architect behind Eclipse and most lately VS Code. So, if you've used any of those projects or benefited from them, which I have benefited immensely from all three, it's going to be really, really exciting. So, that's something to look forward to. And with that, I will say goodbye to you, Jeffrey. JEFFREY: Ciao! CHARLES: And to you, Arash. ARASH: Adios! CHARLES: And everybody listening along at home or in your cars or cleaning your kitchen as I do when you listen to podcasts, we'll see you next time. If you want to get in touch with us, you can always give us a shout on Twitter, we're @thefrontside or you can drop us a line, contact@frontside.io.

#33 - Ålen, brott, blöta kvällar - DEL 2

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2017 70:05

Del 2 ... vart fan tog ålen vägen? Vem i gänget ligger i brottsregistret, vem har haft den blötaste utekvällen? Följ oss på sociala medier för mer info och avsnittssläpp! VECKANS GÄST (Från Bonde Söker Fru) Sofia Ljungqvist Medverkande i detta avsnitt: Andreas Källberg, Patrik Gabrielsson, Kenny Lindberg, Fredrik Magnesten, Sofia Ljungqvist Våra Sociala Medier: http://brainpunch.se/ https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Host & Co-Hosts: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ https://www.instagram.com/fredrikmagnesten/ https://www.instagram.com/enelakjavel/

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Sms Tävling, särskrivning, pyramidspel, outro katastrofen

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2017 40:12

Fyllenatt med Andreas, Fredrik, Kenny & vår gäst Vendela H. Vi har Sms Tävling, snackar särskrivning, pyramidspel & Freddes outro katastrof blir för mycket med alkohol i kroppen... andra delen av vår nattliga fylleinspelning. Våra Sociala Medier: http://brainpunch.se/ https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Host & Co-Hosts: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ https://www.instagram.com/fredrikmagnesten/ Gäst: https://www.instagram.com/vendelahedlund/

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Golf, Intelligens, Dagis, Asiater med gäst Vendela H

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 17, 2017 49:36

Fyllenatt med Andreas, Fredrik, Kenny & vår gäst Vendela H. Vi snackar Golf, Intelligens, Dagis, Asiater och mycket mer i denna första del av vår nattliga fylleinspelning. Våra Sociala Medier: http://brainpunch.se/ https://www.facebook.com/BrainPunchM/ https://go.twitch.tv/brainpunchtv https://www.instagram.com/brainpunchmedia/ Host & Co-Hosts: https://www.instagram.com/s1esset/ https://www.instagram.com/kenstarfighter/ https://www.instagram.com/fredrikmagnesten/ Gäst: https://www.instagram.com/vendelahedlund/

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Artificial Intelligence, Filmer & Skräck

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2017 36:34

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Session 19 - Explicit Vulgarity

Botchaholics

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2017

Session 19 - Explicit Vulgarity: We’re flagged with an Explicit rating for a reason. We have potty mouths and this episode is taken to new depths on that front. It starts off with swearing and ends with more swearing that involves twisted sexualized depravity. I normally just let the rating speak for itself, but LISTENER BE WARNED.Thanks so much for joining us at the table. If you have any comments or would like to chat, join us on twitter, facebook, tumblr, gmail, etc @botchaholics. If you like what you hear, rate, review and subscribe to us on itunes, google play music, sketcher, and so on.

Session 16 - Deeper into the Dungeon

Botchaholics

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2017

Session 16 - Deeper into the Dungeon: In this episode, we talk about my beer as per usual, we rehash for Indra our racism, try our best to hold back the dog, share our plans for organ donors and investigate mysterious statues. What puzzles do they hold? Find out now.Thank you so much for joining us at the table. Follow us and contact us on tumblr, twitter, facebook, gmail, etc @botchaholics and also like and subscribe to us on itunes, sketcher, blubrry, google play music or the podcasting service of your choice.

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Session 13 - Beggars and Troglodytes

Botchaholics

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2017

Session 13 - Beggars and Troglodytes: In this episode, the gang quickly squashes the beggar uprising without raising a finger, but instead raising a few eyebrows and whiskers. They then plod on into the bush and face off against an unknown foe who just might be the other half of the title. What other shenanigans happen in this adventure? Tune in and find out right now.Thanks so much for joining us at our D&D table. It’s always a pleasure to have you there. We enjoy all our comments and requests and etc so please leave us messages, feedback, etc at facebook, tumblr, twitter, gmail @botchaholics. Also, feel free to follow and review us at google play music, itunes, sketcher, blubrry, etc if you’d be so inclined as we appreciate those as well.

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B.Fly Welcomes Author of " The Sketcher" Leeia Henderson

Vibration Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2016 54:00

About the Author: Leeia Henderson is a certified legal nurse and a multitalented poet, songwriter, and spoken word artist who has had always a passion for writing. This Sacramento, California, native started writing poems and songs in her teens, then progressed into working with artists. With her diverse writing experience, she has inspired many and will continue to be a positive light in the lives of others. Leeia furthers her love for the arts and became a part of the music industry. She worked with a former Universal Executive, and later into working as A&R for the legendary hip-hop group “Public Enemy.” She scouts for new talents on a daily basis. About the Book: Leeia has woven together a riveting tale of suspense in her first book titled The Sketcher. It revolves around a thirteen-year-old girl named Honesty who is a sketch artist. She lives with her mother in a shelter because her mother lost her job and was facing life challenges. While living in this shelter, the daughter had a terrifying experience which leaves her blind. However, little does she or her mother know that her daughter has the ability to see danger, sketch people’s dark secrets and reveal hidden sins.

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Humorgruppen Evangeliet för hela licenspengen!

Humorn i P3

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2016 43:33

Sketcher, låtar, sitcom och kärlek. Förlåt hat, hat ska det vara! Evangeliet är tillbaka! Vi ska inte säga att det bara är ett sketchprogram om Östergötlands lokala sköningar för det kommer faktiskt bjudas på en hel del fingerknäppsvänliga låtar, smarta samhällspaningar och en och annan gripande dokumentär. Av och med Niklas Runsten, Maja Berg, Marcus Thapper och Angelica Skärberg.

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Humorgruppen Evangeliet för hela licenspengen!

Humorn i P3

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2016 43:33

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001: Be the SKETCHER, not the non-sketcher (w/ Chris Riddell)

Your Creative Push

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2016 34:07

Artist Chris Riddell is a prolific writer and illustrator whose work is familiar to both children and adults. He is known especially for his distinctive line drawings with their clever caricature, fascinating detail and often enchanting fantasy elements. In addition to his children's books, Chris is a renowned political cartoonist whose work appears in The Observer, The Literary Review and The New Statesman. Chris is also the current Waterstones Children’s Laureate, which is awarded once every two years to an eminent writer or illustrator of children's books to celebrate outstanding achievement in their field. In this episode, Chris discusses: -Why he loves working for different age groups and how the contrast affects his creativity in a positive way. -Why rushing to self-definition is unnecessary. -What being the Children's Laureate means. -How the joy of drawing and art in general shouldn't stop when you grow up. -The idea of "the sketcher" versus "the non-sketcher." -How questioning things is a positive thing. -The power of having a sketch book and taking notes. -How everyone is an artist from childhood, but then self-doubt takes it away. -How the community of sharing via social media leads to a golden age of visual art and cultural exchange. -How his starting point is a very permissive one -- drawing without an agenda. -How putting off creativity until tomorrow leads to never getting anything done. -You can develop good habits just as easily as bad habits. -How a SINGLE line in a journal can bring back memories more clearly than a photograph. -How the internet allows us to go on imaginative journeys. -His formula for balancing his time. -How commissioned work and leisure work sometimes become melded into one. His final push is a simple, but powerful idea, that literally any human being can implement. Quotes: "Drawing is a meditation." "We are in a golden age of visual art and we should all be talking about it a lot, and carry on sharing the artwork we do." "Grab a coat, get out the front door and go. Walk into a creative journey." "Make a mark on the page. And then make another one. And another one. And another one. That's the way you start." "Start with a lowly ambition. Start with making things look beautiful on a page and see where it takes you."

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Radio Pleppo: 518: Murri & Backlund och andra sketcher från pleppo.fi

Radio Pleppo

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2015 56:42

00:00 Reklam: Pleppomaa 02:39 Familjen von Tratt 06:06 Murri & Backlund träffar Tage 08:28 En drastisk lösning på ett relativt enkelt problem 09:08 Dajmhåli med Soffi & Linttus 15:57 Reklam: Joppe Doll 18:18 Sketch: Ankeborg 20:10 Nyheterna 22:13 Fyndhörnan i Radio Botnia 26:07 Panter granskar MegaBank 29:36 Reklam: Pleppo Oil 31:11 Sketch: Anställningsintervjun 33:27 Sjörapporten 34:10 Sketch: Eroa Pirkosta 35:27 Sketch: I nöd och lust 38:21 Reklam: Spyende & kakkande babydockor 40:36 Sketch: Mobbningsmötet 43:40 Kramas i pyjamas - Morbror Troys hemlighet 48:40 Sketch: Pop-Stifen 52:26 Sketch: Skyddsängeln

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Radio Pleppo: 519: Familjen von Tratt och ännu fler sketcher från pleppo.fi

Radio Pleppo

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2015 48:55

00:00 Sketch: Skrållan låter för fittigt 03:50 Reklam: Plepptop 05:47 Sketch: Let your Mommo decide 07:32 Nyheterna 09:29 Sketch: Jarmos sonsons dop 10:59 Mera Fyndhörnan i Radio Botnia 15:02 Sketch: Måltider som borde ha ätits upp 17:01 Reklam: Joppe Doll 19:08 Sketch: Villi & Mikrovilli 21:16 Familjen von Tratt 24:16 Sketch: Hos doktorn 26:36 Reklam: Spyende & kakkande babydockor 28:33 Sketch: Ankeborg, igen 30:27 Sjörapporten 31:32 Panter granskar Straight School 34:51 Sketch: Hyr-Ut-Burger! 36:35 Dajmhåli med Soffi & Linttus 42:31 Reklam: Pleppstation 360 44:26 Lite till Fyndhörnan i Radio Botnia

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176. TSKNAS

Mediespanarna

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2015 47:58

Gäst: Petter Bristav, komiker

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episode 22: what i did on my christmas vacation

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2013

In this week's episode we discuss the craziness that has been transpiring while we've been on hiatus--- also,man meat. find episode links at http://podpeoplepodcast.blogspot.com

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Ai: E.J. Wesley- BLOOD FUGUE

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2012

in today's episode we superspeed through the news then interview E.J. Wesley, author of the MOONSONGS series Book One of which is now availabe called BLOOD FUGUE

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episode 18: our worst pod ever

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2012

heya guys! in this week's episode we kinda... ramble. this is what happens when you combine a lack of direction with legal drugs. O.O hope you enjoy. :D

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episode 17- who'd you rather

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2012

heya guys! this week we share a TON of news and em agonizes over who she'd rather...

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sexy pony pictures... i think

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2012

SPECIAL. CROSS-OVER. EPISODE!!!! with Matt Jeske and Phil Jacke of the Bombast Podcast!!!! things get a little...odd.

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episode 8: almost gender roles

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 6, 2012

heya guys! in this episode we attempt to discuss gender roles in YA, but end up getting distracted and bunny trailing... a lot. for links visit the blog at http://podpeoplepodcast.blogspot.com :)

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ai: Kate Avery Ellison- episode 6