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Episode No. 681 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Tidawhitney Lek. Lek is featured in "Spirit House" at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University. The exhibition considers how 33 contemporary artists of Asian descent challenge the boundary between life and death through art, including how the spiritual relates to diaspora, connections to ancestral homelands, and the experience of feeling present within multiple cultures and multiple geographies. The show's curatorial framework was inspired by spirit houses, small devotional structures found throughout Thailand that provide shelter for the supernatural. The exhibition was curated by Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander with Kathryn Cua. It is on view through January 26, 2025. An excellent exhibition catalogue, titled "Spirit House: Hauntings in Contemporary Art of the Asian Diaspora,"  was published by the Cantor and Gregory R. Miller & Co. Amazon and Bookshop offer it for $45-50. Discussed on the program: Martha Rosler's "House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home" series may be viewed on the website of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. The work of Amir Fallah and Annie Lapin. Lek's website. Lek is a southern California-based, Cambodian-American artist whose work examines narratives surrounding and the daily experiences of a first-generation American born to immigrant parents. Her work has been included in exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the Made in LA biennial at the Hammer Museum, University of California, Los Angeles, and the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami. Her first museum solo show was at the Long Beach Museum of Art last year. Instagram: Tidawhitney Lek, Tyler Green.

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If you are feeling suicidal, call 911. If you need to talk, call 988 for crisis hotline This week, Melissa and Mark welcome Cory and the Suicide Awareness Bus talk about Mental Wellness and Suicide Awareness. Cory and his wife travel the country in the most artistically decorated bus that is a traveling memorial for lost loved ones. Trigger Warnings: Suicide, assault, rape, domestic violence, miscarraige Topics discussed: Suicide Awareness PTSD in Public Safety and Military Stop the stigma How to get help Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.facebook.com/groups/280859390592075/ https://988lifeline.org/promote-national-suicide-prevention-month/ https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-suicide-awareness-bus-arrives-in-temple/ar-BB1jbVLE This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Welcome to Art is Awesome, the show where we talk with an artist or art worker with a connection to the San Francisco Bay Area. Today, Emily chats with Ceramic Sculptor Wanxin Zhang...Wanxin discusses his journey from studying art in China, his move to America, and the influence of prominent Bay Area artists on his work. He shares how artists like Robert Arneson and Viola Frey helped shift his perception of ceramics from craft to fine art. Wanxin's sculptures, which blend historical references with contemporary culture, are showcased in several prestigious museums and galleries. He recounts his early inspiration from his mother and the pivotal moment he decided to move to the U.S. Wanxin also talks about how changing his medium from metal to clay allowed him to express his identity and cultural heritage more profoundly.About Artist Wanxin Zhang:Wanxin Zhang was born and educated in China. He graduated from the prestigious LuXun Academy of Fine Art in Sculpture in 1985. In 1992, after Zhang established his art career as a sculptor in China, he relocated to San Francisco with his family and received his Master in Fine Arts from the Academy of Art University. Zhang had been on the faculty of the Academy of Art University, Department of Art Practice at University of California, Berkeley and California College of The Art in Oakland, and the San Francisco Art Institute. Zhang's sculptures represent a marriage between historical references and a contemporary cultural context; they carry messages of social and political commentary. His work is deeply influenced by the Bay Area figurative movement and artists such at Peter Voulkos and Stephen De Staebler. As a studio sculptor and educator, Zhang was the first place recipient of the Virginia A. Groot Foundation Grant in 2006 and the Joan Mitchell Grant in 2004. His sculptures have been shown in San Francisco,  Santa Fe, Miami, Seattle, Palm Desert and New York City. In 2007, his pieces were part of the 22nd UBE Sculpture Biennial in Japan; in 2008, his sculpture was selected by the Taipei Ceramics Biennial in Taiwan; and in 2013, he was part of the Da Tong's 2nd International Sculpture Biennial in China. Zhang had his first solo art museum show at the University of Wyoming Art Museum in 2006, with solo museum exhibitions following at the Arizona State University Art Museum, Boise Art Museum in Idaho, Fresno Art Museum in California, The Alden B. Dow Museum of Science & Art in Michigan, Bellevue Arts Museum in Washington, and Holter Museum of Art in Montana. His works have been selected to be included in Confrontational Ceramics by Judith Schwartz, and can be found in major art magazines such as "Art News," "Art in America," "Sculpture," and "American Ceramics." Zhang has many public collections, and his private collectors are located both nationally and internationally. In 2012, the San Francisco Chronicle picked Zhang's exhibition at the Richmond Art Center to be one of the Top 10 Exhibitions in the San Francisco Bay Area.Visit Wanxin's Website:  WanxinZhang.comFollow Wanxin on Instagram:  @WxZhang25For more about M is for Water at the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art in Napa, CLICK HERE. For more about the Spirit House exhibition at Stanford University, CLICK HERE. --About Podcast Host Emily Wilson:Emily a writer in San Francisco, with work in outlets including Hyperallergic, Artforum, 48 Hills, the Daily Beast, California Magazine, Latino USA, and Women's Media Center. She often writes about the arts. For years, she taught adults getting their high school diplomas at City College of San Francisco.Follow Emily on Instagram: @PureEWilFollow Art Is Awesome on Instagram: @ArtIsAwesome_Podcast--CREDITS:Art Is Awesome is Hosted, Created & Executive Produced by Emily Wilson. Theme Music "Loopster" Courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseThe Podcast is Co-Produced, Developed & Edited by Charlene Goto of @GoToProductions. For more info, visit Go-ToProductions.com

Episode No. 669 is a summer clips episode featuring artist Tammy Nguyen. This late summer and fall Nguyen will be featured in two institutional exhibitions, one a solo show and the other a group show. On October 4, the Sarasota (Fla.) Art Museum will present "Tammy Nguyen: Timaeus and the Nations." The show was curated by Rangsook Yoon. On September 4 the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University will present "Spirit House." It's an examination of how contemporary artists of Asian descent challenge the boundary between life and death through art. It was curated by Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander with Kathryn Cua. Nguyen was a recipient of a 2023 Guggenheim fellowship, and has exhibited at museums such as MoMA PS1, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Factory Contemporary Arts Center in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and more. Her work is in the collection of museums such as the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami and the Dallas Museum of Art. This program was taped in 2023 on the occasion of her first museum solo exhibition, at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. She is also the founder of Passenger Pigeon Press, an artists' book publisher. For images, see Episode No. 625B.

This week we went somewhere on the Sunshine Coast where neither of us had been before. We visited the little historic town of Yandina. We have both passed through Yandina before, but never stopped to have a look around. It is home to one of Queensland's oldest pubs and railway stations.  You can also find some funky cafes, restaurants and some gorgeous shops in the small main street area.  In Yandina you will also find -  as one reviewer says - “the finest restaurant in the world”.  They are talking about the well loved Spirit House. After we filled up at one of the popular cafes, we headed to the famous Ginger Factory.  It is one of the most visited attractions on the Sunshine Coast.  We wander around, find the Gruffalo, sit under 1000 rainbow umbrellas and tell you all about the gardens, Morton the original steam train, the indoor boat ride, plus heaps more. Unfortunately we weren't hungry so we didn't enjoy a ginger scone or ginger icecream. Maybe next time. Lastly we drive 15 minutes to the popular beachside town of Coolum Beach.  Coolum has the longest, flattest, widest beach on the Sunshine Coast and is very popular for surfing. It is unspoilt and the place to go if you want a relaxing beachside holiday without all the distractions.  We give you all the info from our vantage spot on the balcony of the Coolum Beach Surf Club.  It's a tough life, but someone has to do it. Stay listening to the end to hear what birthday present I bought for Lyle at Coolum and the popular mountain that the locals love to climb – but is actually the second biggest rock in the world – after Uluru. If you would like to see the one page summary with links and the pictures I took while out and about recording this podcast – then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/91/coolum --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

Magical Talismans & Amulets - Episode 6 -  Asia Welcome to the Occult London Podcast. This is part 6 of our series on Magical Talismans and Amulets. In this episode we will explore some of the magic of Talismans and Amulets from Asia and the far East.   Images mentioned in the episode:   Fu Talismans https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4a/Medical_talisman_for_complicated_labour_%28Chinese_MS%29_Wellcome_L0039755.jpg   Bagua Mirror https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/09/BaGua_Mirror_Hang_on_Top_of_Door_at_Songshan_District%2C_Taipei_20170917.jpg   Ofuda  https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/99/Ofuda_from_Yanagidani_Kannon.jpg   Sri Yantra https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/88/Sri_Yantra_copper.jpg   Thai Spirit House https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/Spirit-House-by-road_IMG_5963.jpg   Phra Somdej https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/Phra_Somdej_jitlada_%28Buddha%29.jpg   Support the Podcast On Patreon If you're enjoying our journey and want to support the show consider becoming a patron. Your support helps us keep the magic alive and delve into even more mystical topics. Visit our Patreon at patreon.com/OccultLondonPodcast  to join our community. Every bit of support means the world to us.   Support Us On Buymeacoffee  You can also support the Podcast by buying us a coffee at: Link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/occultlondw   Support Us on Paypal: https://paypal.me/Occultlondonpodcast?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB   Please also check out our website at Occultlondon.co.uk and you can also follow us on social media at the below Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@occultlondonpodcast6942/featured Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/Occultlondonpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/occultlondonpodcast1/  

Join the talented psychic & Mediums of The Healing Brew for our Evening with spirit for our platform mediumship event. Featuring Psychics and Mediums of The Healing Brew, to book contact 234-678-0380. Featured Mediums: Rev. Lunette Rev. Amber Wellman Rev. Michael Black Rev. Bryan Peters, Rev. Anne *****Important Links****** The Healing Brew Website: https://www.thehealingbrew.com/To Book an in person or Virtual Reading: https://app.squarespacescheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22232071 #mediumship #psychic #psychicmedium #medium #tarot #spirituality #spiritual #spirit #healing #spiritualawakening #angels #love #mediumshipreadings #meditation #intuition #psychicreading #spiritguides #lightworker #tarotreading #psychicreadings #reiki #intuitive #spirits #clairvoyant #psychicsofinstagram #empath #mediumsofinstagram #psychics #crystals #awakening --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/healingbrew/message

Alfie Amayo originally wanted to pursue a career in medicine, but then he found his new calling at the still. In his hometown of London, he advised bars and pubs and eventually became the brand ambassador for 10 Degrees C. This eventually brought him to the City of London Distillery, where he worked as brand manager. The next adventure was supposed to be a little trip around the world, but ended at the first stop, Cambodia. There, he helped set up Seekers Independent Spirits - and a month's planned time turned into many years. He found his wife and a new home in the small Southeast Asian country and, as Head Distiller, is responsible for the company's innovative brandies and liqueurs. In the podcast, we talk about the beer market in Cambodia, Alfie's exciting career, and the many innovations he has introduced at and with Seekers.

Every now and again you need to step back and look at the big picture, and then you see that the big picture is a mirror reflecting a void with a mirror reflecting a void with a mirror…hey, welcome to the Gaslit Nation AI Apocalypse Special!  We have a lot of things to get out of our system, apparently, before The System claims us as its own, and they include: artificial intelligence, the death of the news industry, the struggle to survive multiple collective traumas at once, Sigmund Freud and his nephew Edward Bernays and their dual creation of psychological warfare and public reactions, “the death eaters that prop up the dancing clown of Trump”, child labor and the bipartisan leaders that defend it, the brutal backlash to the social movements of the last decade, nepo babies and purchased merit, weird facts about Hitler, how Trump's pardons tell you everything you need to know about who really controls America, and the ceaseless desire of our officials to crush progressive policies that help people.  We will cover Fox News and the origins of covid and all the other breaking news stories next week, don't worry. That slow-moving soap opera of corruption will still be there! What we tried to figure out in this episode is how to find truth in an era of digital media manipulation, informational voids, and shattered community. Because we're living this life, not just writing about it. It is tough to break news when the news breaks us! For our Patreon bonus episode, available to subscribers at the Truth-Teller level or higher, we answer questions from our beloved listeners! Topics include: DOJ corruption; environmental disasters; Saudi Arabia, Russia, and transnational crime; Matt Gaetz; Kamala Harris; Seymour Hersh, Ukraine, and much more! Sign up at the Democracy Defender level or higher to send in questions and at the Truth-Teller level to listen to the show and get access to hundreds of past bonus episodes. Gaslit Nation survives solely because of our listeners! We are shadowbanned in the current Twitter era and could use help spreading the word about our show. If you like it, tell a friend and leave a review! And consider joining our Patreon to keep us going. Thank you for your support! Show Notes: Our new unofficial Gaslit Nation theme song, 'Don't Be an Asshole' on our Twitter page and in the show notes for this episode on our Patreon page. You can find more of Andrew and the Spirit House's music on Bandcamp at andrewjonesandspirithouse.bandcamp.com. I have no mouth and I must scream (wjccschools.org) President Trump Commutes Sentence of Sholom Rubashkin – The White House (archives.gov) Sholom Rubashkin: the inside story of how a kosher meat kingpin won clemency under Trump | CNN Politics Rubashkin Cleared of Child Labor Charges - Tablet Magazine (21) Sarah Kendzior on Twitter: "@revmagdalen In 2017, Pelosi successfully petitioned Trump for the prison release of a man who ran a farm using migrant slave labor, including child labor. Workers were raped and had limbs amputated. Look up Agriprocessors; the horror stories are endless. Excerpts below: https://t.co/sFJYblSLsT" / Twitter 

Mai Der Vang, Amanda Moore, Christine No, Maw Shein Win Three California poets navigate relationships, reckonings, and memory with unerring eyes. Join Mai Der Vang (“Yellow Rain”), Amanda Moore (“Requeening”), and Christine No (“Whatever Love Means”) for readings from their masterful new poetry collections followed by a Q&A. Hosted by El Cerrito's inaugural poet laureate, Maw Shein Win (“Storage Unit for the Spirit House”).

As we embrak on the next 7 weeks of prayer, I ecourage you to run with these words and make absolute place for the Holy Spirit. Allow him all the space. We are his temple.

Roberto Bentivegna was born in London of Italian parents. He grew up in Milan and London, attending Emerson College in Boston before pursuing an MFA at Columbia University. His short films have screened at international film festivals including Locarno, Atlanta, and Miami, and are distributed by Film Movement and Shorts International. Whilst at Columbia University, Roberto was awarded the Carla Kuhn fellowship, the Hollywood Foreign Press Award, the Alfred P. Sloan Screenwriting award and the Faculty Selects for "A Day in March". He was a finalist in the Academy's Nicholl Fellowship. His screenplays include "Shella" for acclaimed photographer Albert Watson; "The Eel" starring Sam Rockwell and Maria Bello- which was featured on the Black List and he will be directing; "Spirit House" for Film Nation; an adaptation of A.M. Homes's "May We Be Forgiven" for director Lynne Ramsay and Artificial Eye; "The Disappearance of a Quiet Man" for producers Chris Coen and Alan Moloney. Roberto was awarded residencies at Yaddo, the Nantucket Screenwriters Colony, and was a fellow in the Italian Government's Apulia Film program.

Zoey is joined by Aja, otherwise known as The Spirit Guide Coach. Aja is a spiritual counselor specializing in connecting you with the guidance and wisdom of your unique Spiritual team. She is also the founder of Spirit House collective, a WOC-founded metaphysical community dedicated to spreading healing through the guiding pillars of diversity, inclusivity, accessibility, and education.  Aja and Zoey discuss how her spiritual business came to be, how she supports others in this sacred work, the complexities of a spiritual awakening, managing spirituality and a spiritual based business, an array of meanings behind boundaries and what it looks like for her, diversity (and lack thereof) in spirituality, ways in which practitioners and spiritual beings can be more inclusive, and sacred tools such as oracle and tarot decks. As the bridge between you and your guides, Aja is honored to help those who wish to deepen their connection to their higher self and learn to love themselves on a deeper level.   Get on the waitlist for the Intuition Activation Mentorship (February 2022)   Connect with Aja: www.thespiritguidecoach.com https://www.instagram.com/thespiritguidecoach https://www.instagram.com/spirithousecollective https://www.instagram.com/giftsforthespirit Connect with Zoey: www.merhipsy.com www.instagram.com/the_merhipsy www.tiktok.com/@the_merhipsy

Part 6 of our regional Queensland business showcase takes us to the Sunshine Coast, where we meet one of Queensland's leading restaurateurs, along with the co-founder of an entirely new yoghurt category! It's a tasty episode 572 of The (12 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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When the poet Maw Shein Win was faced with the wearisome task of moving, it got her thinking about her relationship with her things. She found a storage unit for the objects she didn't part with and she realized that, while the storage unit contained her things, her things, in turn, were containers as well--of memory, emotions, and attachments. At the same time, she had been researching nat spirits, something she was familiar with from her upbringing as a Buddhist. Her parents, Burmese immigrants, didn't worship nats, but she knew it was a common practice among many Buddhists in Myanmar. These preoccupations led to her latest volume of poetry, Storage Unit for the Spirit House. Her work in this book has been called "marvelous, timely, and resilient," (D.A. Powell). Maw Shein Win is described as a "mistress of the acute, quietly searing detail..." (Amy Gerstler). The poems, written in 2019, were prescient of a year in which everyone would find themselves contained at home, perhaps with nats of their own making mischief? Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

When the poet Maw Shein Win was faced with the wearisome task of moving, it got her thinking about her relationship with her things. She found a storage unit for the objects she didn't part with and she realized that, while the storage unit contained her things, her things, in turn, were containers as well--of memory, emotions, and attachments. At the same time, she had been researching nat spirits, something she was familiar with from her upbringing as a Buddhist. Her parents, Burmese immigrants, didn't worship nats, but she knew it was a common practice among many Buddhists in Myanmar. These preoccupations led to her latest volume of poetry, Storage Unit for the Spirit House. Her work in this book has been called "marvelous, timely, and resilient," (D.A. Powell). Maw Shein Win is described as a "mistress of the acute, quietly searing detail..." (Amy Gerstler). The poems, written in 2019, were prescient of a year in which everyone would find themselves contained at home, perhaps with nats of their own making mischief? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

20-year old Filipino-Canadian Saatchi Brilliante is on the hunt for another part-time job to pay for school. Soon, Saatchi finds herself with a side hustle way more than she bargained for - one that sends her to an ethereal and unreal world unlike ours.

Richard Winham shares a virtual show from House of Hamill - fiddler Rose Baldino and guitarist Brian Buchannan - from their home in Philadelphia for the Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series at the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC.

El Cerrito poet Maw Shein reads from her new book, "Storage Unit for the Spirit House." It’s a collection of poems around themes of containment and liberation, originally inspired by her obsession with storage units and spirit houses.

Maw Shein Win with Nathalie Khankan and Marcelo Hernandez Castillo reading from new poetry, Storage Unit for the Spirit House, (Maw Shein Win) and Quiet Orient Riot (Nathalie Khankan), both published Omnidawn. Maw Shein Win is the author of Invisible Gifts: Poems and her chapbooks include Ruins of a Glittering Palace and Score and Bone. Maw is the inaugural poet laureate of El Cerrito (2016–18). She lives and teaches in the San Francisco Bay Area. Nathalie Khankan teaches Arabic language and literature in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, and she is the founding director of the Danish House in Palestine. Her work has previously appeared in the Berkeley Poetry Review, jubilat, and Crab Creek Review. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughters. Marcelo Hernandez Castillo is the author of Cenzontle, winner of the A. Poulin, Jr. prize (BOA editions 2018), winner of the 2019 Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award in poetry, a finalist for the Northern California Book Award and named a best book of 2018 by NPR and the New York Public Library. Su Hwang is a recipient of the inaugural Jerome Hill Fellowship in Literature, the Academy of America Poets James Wright Prize, and writer-in-residence fellowships to Dickinson House and Hedgebrook, among others, Her debut poetry collection BODEGA, published with Milkweed Editions, won the 2020 Minnesota Book Awards in poetry. She currently lives in South Minneapolis.

Maw Shein Win returns to the GrottoPod this week to read from her new book of poetry, Storage Unit for the Spirit House. Win is a poet, editor, and educator who lives and teaches in the Bay Area. Her poetry chapbooks include Ruins of a Glittering Palace and Score and Bone. Invisible Gifts: Poems was published by Manic D Press in 2018. Win is the first poet laureate of El Cerrito, California (2016-2018). She often collaborates with visual artists, musicians, and other writers. 

On today’s special episode, join the talented Johanna Warren near her home in Wales for a private concert. Enjoy her plant-inspired lyrics as she is surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Johanna recently lent her voice to Netflix series ‘The Midnight Gospel’ and released her fifth solo album Chaotic Good on Carpark Records. Beyond her musical artistry, Johanna is a mystic, herbalist, Reiki Master, and advocate for the healing powers of Nature. For more from Johanna, catch her upcoming livestream concert on October 1. Tickets on sale now! “I’ve been thinking of life as one big roleplaying game,” Johanna Warren offers when asked why she chose to title her new album after a Dungeons & Dragons reference. “There’s chance, there’s choice, and there’s alignment—what forces in the universe do I choose to align myself with?”  Chaotic Good is Warren’s fifth full-length album and first for Wax Nine/Carpark Records. It represents a moment of rupture in the singer-songwriter’s career as she transitions away from the quiet, folk-adjacent work that defined her early solo albums with a bold statement piece that demonstrates the breadth of her ambition. Here, Warren flits between crushing admissions set to spare piano solos and muscular declarations of independence that have more in common with grunge acts of bygone years than anything we’ve heard from Warren in the past. “The last few years I’ve had an urge to change my name, or create some alter-ego,” she says. “But I’ve come to realize that ‘Johanna’ is already just a character. We think we know who we are based on what’s already happened, but we’re allowed to make new choices.” The oceanic, soothing single “Bed of Nails” illustrates that realization perfectly when Warren sings: “I tried a little bit too hard to be myself/It turned me into something else.” Recording Chaotic Good was an exercise in self-reinvention. Warren decided to produce the album on her own, borrowing recording equipment from a friend to do much of the preliminary tracking alone in a garage. She enlisted a few key collaborators to fully enliven her vision, most notably former Sticklips bandmates Chris St. Hilaire and Jim Bertini. On the raucously resilient “Part of It,” Warren is joined by her musical brethren as she addresses a noncommittal narcissist and—a trademark of Warren’s work—the narrator’s complicity in her own suffering: “Don’t look at me like I’m the one holding you back/and I won’t look at you like you have something I lack.” Adding to the album’s dynamism is the fact that it took shape over the course of four years in studios across the United States while Warren was touring her most recent albums Gemini I and II. Warren uses words like “patchwork” and “scrapbook” to describe Chaotic Good; it is a collection of sonic snapshots that transport her to specific places in time with each listen. “This album is about learning how to be with myself after a lifetime of codependent relationships,” Warren says. You can hear that especially well on “Twisted,” which finds her confronting a former lover, and ultimately, letting them go. “I’m a warrior, but I give up,” Warren howls, the surrounding production warping and distorting as her raw vocal crests to an acidic scream. Though her lyrics are resigned, her delivery is anything but. It is a moment of total abandon, when the multitudinous aspects of a personality coalesce to form something at once dazzling and monstrous. “Chaotic Good is a metamorphosis,” Warren says. “It’s my phoenix moment. Everything I’ve done before was just building the funeral pyre.” Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine — forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com

Spirit House is a Twin Cities music group that uses certain East Indian traditions as a starting point. When Spirit House tabla player Gary Waryam and cellist Michelle Kinney talked to Phil Nusbaum, they first addressed how Spirit House operates musically.

Psychedelics, Music & Art go hand in hand. So many of us are moved to express our insights and visions through our creativity. Join Daniel of Tam Integration as he talks to a wide variety of masterful creatives about how their magical flights of fancy have inspired their art. If you feel moved, please support the show: http://patreon.com/tamintegration http://instrumentalbreakdowns.com Co-produced by http://Deadheadland.tv     Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine -- forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry.

Recorded in 2012 at Spirit House by facilitator Elise Lorimer, this guided meditation is as relevant now as it was at the time of recording. Use it as a daily tool to strengthen the connection between your breath and your soul essence. Enjoy!

Host Sarah Fenske explored how and why people start their own pop-ups, and how patrons can find out about them for the latest Sound Bites segment with Sauce Magazine. Joining the program were Sauce managing editor Heather Hughes – and pop-up owners Chelsie Hellige of Spirit House and Steven Pursley of Ramen x Rui.

We have Ken back this week! They enjoyed their time in Texas and is ready to be back on the show. They brought some excellent research to the table this week as well. As you can tell by the title, they are telling Tyler and Mason about the Timothy Brown Spirit House. We had some great laughs in this episode, and we hope you do too. We hope you enjoy the episode in general!

On Thursday's St. Louis on the Air, Heather Hughes of Sauce Magazine introduced host Don Marsh to a local couple bringing the flavors of Thailand to their Dogtown bungalow through their popup restaurant, Spirit House.

Acts 2:1-21 Meeting: 10.30am Series: Church: An Enduring Passion

Subvision, a deep house duo consisting of Steven Rodriguez and Anthony Carlos, was formed in 2012. Growing up in the suburbs of Los Angeles, not many people shared Steven and Anthony's love for underground house music. It was at a young age that Steven and Anthony found inspiration from the early pioneers - Kerri Chandler, Masters At Work, and Todd Terry. In their early teens, they started DJing as Stefano Rich and Stro respectively. With their shared passion for digging for records and DJing, they soon decided to collaborate and combine their sound. Friend-turned-mentor, Alix Alvarez, a prominent DJ from New York who was then living in L.A., helped Subvision take their production and style to the next level. For the last three years, Subvision has been in the studio working on production and playing gigs at In:volve parties, Avalon, Focus, Exchange, Spirit House, Sweet LA, Couture, Kontact and The Well to name a few. With new mixes, edits, and guest sets in the works and representation from NYC management company, Wright Way Management, 2015 will be one of the best years yet for this passionate house duo. DOWNLOAD: https://theartistunion.com/tracks/23ef73 Follow Subvision on the web! https://soundcloud.com/subvisionofficial https://www.facebook.com/subvisionofficial/ Website: http://likemindedculture.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/likemindedculture Instagram: https://instagram.com/likemindedculture/

Singer and songwriter Johanna Warren shares with us her recent experience journeying with ayahuasca and how it reconnected her with the fairy realm. Johanna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 9, and she shares how this reconnection has shed light on her healing journey. We also talk about: How the gifts of […]

Singer and songwriter Johanna Warren shares with us her recent experience journeying with ayahuasca and how it reconnected her with the fairy realm. Johanna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 9, and she shares how this reconnection has shed light on her healing journey. We also talk about: How the gifts of […]

Nicola Lane, artist/filmmaker, talks about her Spirit House exhibition on at the Geddes Gallery. Her childhood memories of living in Bangkok, where every property has a ‘Spirit House’, are the inspiration for the show. These miniature temples are shrines to the protective spirits. It runs from 16 February – 20 March located at 18 Malden Road Kentish Town. The space is being used as a pop-up gallery as part of a council project to turn unused & vacant retail spaces into use for local artists. Package by: Lacky Ahmed Geddes Gallery :: Back to homepage :: Follow us on Twitter :: File Download (13:11 min / 12 MB)

The women of Spirit House are seeking to do something a little radical: creating a collaborative record platform for women and non-binary voices. Listen to the story of Monica, Johanna and Valerie today on The Gritty Birds! Find out more about Spirit House at https://spirithouse.bandcamp.com/ Follow them on socials at @spirithouserecords The episode was recorded at XRAY.FM's production studio It was produced by Jeni Wren Stottrup Transcribed by Amit Erez Follow Gritty Birds at @grittybirds

October 17, 2016 - This week, our time machine travels back to 1965, where we'll meet Jonathan Daniels -- a white seminary student who answered Rev. Martin Luther King Jr’s call to help with voter registration in Loundes County, Alabama. After the voting rights marches, Daniels remained to assist civil rights workers -- and gave his life saving black teenager Ruby Sales from a shotgun blast. Today, you can find Dr. Sales at The Spirit House, still working for the cause of civil rights. Rich Wallace and Sandra Neil Wallace -- like Jonathan Daniels -- live in New Hampshire, where they discovered this local hero's sacrifice through his letters, papers, taped interviews, and stunning photographs -- many, never before shared with the public. The result is the book, Blood Brother: Jonathan Daniels and His Sacrifice for Civil Rights. You've seen Sandra Neil Wallace's work as a news anchor and ESPN sportscaster. Rich Wallace has written over three dozen novels for children and teens, and co-wrote titles such as Babe Conquers the World with Sandra. The Young Adult Library Services Association named his novel Wrestling Sturbridge, one of the 100 Best of the Best for the Twenty-First Century. You can find our guests at SandraNeilWallace.com and RichWallaceBooks.com, and on Twitter at SandraNWallace and RWallaceBooks.    

This House is a series about the values which are most important to us at Life Church. We believe the bible is our final authority. We also love God’s presence and encourage all believers to be personally filled with, and led by, the Holy Spirit.

Johanna Warren Co-Founder of Spirit House Records stopped by to talk about her new EP Gemini I and here 2016 Fall Tour.

28 August 2016 | WORD Christchurch Festival Listen in on a conversation between two extraordinary poets and performers, to celebrate the release of Tusiata Avia’s recent collection, Fale Aitu | Spirit House, which contains poems that are confessional and confrontational, gentle and funny. Set in Samoa, Christchurch, Gaza and New York, her poetry combines stories from myth and the everyday. Tusiata is joined by Selina Tusitala Marsh – who, among many achievements, recently performed her poem ‘Unity’ for the Queen – to talk about their work and their world views, and to share their poems.

Auckland Writers Festival 2016 Maxine Beneba Clarke is a prize-winning Australian writer, essayist and slam-poetry champ of Afro-Caribbean descent with a newly released poetry collection Carrying The World, and an upcoming memoir The Hate Race. Tusiata Avia is a leading Pacific poet who has travelled the world with her one woman show Wild Dogs Under My Skirt, and launches her new collection Fale Aitu | Spirit House in Festival week. These two formidable talents discuss their lives, their drives and cultural amalgamations.

3e émission de la 31e session... Cette semaine, jazz guitare, le retour de Marie-Eve Boulanger et pas mal de nouveautés en jazz d'ici! En musique: James Moody sur l'album Another Bag (Argo, 1962); James Moody sur l'album Cookin' the Blues (Argo, 1965); John Scofield sur l'album Past Present (Impulse!, 2015); Joel Harrison 5 sur l'album Spirit House (Whirlwind, 2015); Maria Schneider Orchestra sur l'album The Thompson Fields ‎(ArtistShare, 2015); Myriam Alter sur l'album Crossways (Justin Time, 2015); Yannick Rieu sur l'album Da Li (Song Records, 2015); Sylvain Picard sur l'album Gloria (Elixirmusiques, 2015)...    

This week on the podcast singer/guitarist/composer Marian McLaughlin returns and is bringing her collaborator Ethan Foote with her to talk about their upcoming album, Spirit House. Equal parts folk, chamber music, and magic, Spirit House is the evolution of the work Marian began on 2014’s Derive taken in directions she only hinted at previously. In this return to the basement, Kevin sits down with the duo to discover more about the albums inspirations, its many collaborators and how it changed the people who made it.PLUS! Check out new track from The Low Lows Monk Parker off of his debut solo album, How The Spark Loves The Tinder, on Episode 130 of ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Contemporary Talk by Swami B.V. Tripurari on August 10th, 2015 - Talk At the Spirit House: As Above, So Below

Contemporary Talk by Swami B.V. Tripurari on August 10th, 2015 - Talk At the Spirit House: As Above, So Below

In our latest podcast (and last regular podcast for 2014) we sit down with the wonderfully unique Marian McLaughlin. Her sublime work on her debut Dèrive , released early in 2014, has led Marian and her musical cohorts from the smallest of smallest of house shows to being featured on NPR’s acclaimed Tiny Desk Concert series and back again. Kevin sat down with Marian to discuss what the future holds for the talented musician including her artspace/home The Holy Underground in Baltimore, her plans - including her in progress Kickstarter - for her second album Spirit House, and much much more.It’s the last regular podcast of the year and we’re going out on a high note on ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast Episode 94! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kindle News: Amazon passes a milestone with 180,000 titles available in the Kindle Store.Tech Tip: A light for reading your Kindle in bed when your spouse is trying to sleep.Interview: Jim Cheshire, author of Decoding the Kindle.Kindle Quote: from Spirit House, a Vincent Calvino Novel by Christopher G. Moore.Kindle Comments: audio from Bryan Person, comments on the show notes page from Greg Pyles and Paul. 

Chapel: "I have the light of freedom and I'm going to let it shine" by Ruby Sales, Civil Rights Leader and director of Spirit House Project

Special Wednesday Chapel: "Faith & Activism: Shake these walls" Ruby Sales, Civil Rights Leader and director of Spirit House Project