Podcast appearances and mentions of star house

In part 6 of this series, you'll continue the Journey into the life, legend, and legacy of Quanah Parker — last chief of the Comanche, warrior, spiritual leader, and protector of Native tradition. You'll learn from his descendants about: - The powerful story of Quanah's fight to preserve the sacred use of peyote through the Native American Church, and his pivotal role in protecting Indigenous religious rights. Family stories and accounts from these elders that you won't find in the history books. Don Parker singing the “Quanah Parker Song”. - We uncover the man behind the myth — a misunderstood figure whose acts of generosity still echo today. - Learn the story of how a medicine man helped the Comanches escape U.S. forces, collaborated by the “other side” of the story within the history books. - The untold stories of Quanah's home, the “Star House”. Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

The Comanche peaked and then fell in the decades between 1840 and 1880. In this episode, we discuss that story arc. From the Comanche retaliation against Texas for the Council House Massacre, through a brief peace with the Texans, drought and declining bison herds, collapsing population, and finally to the back-and-forth relations with the US that culminated in the reservation period. In the middle of this story, Quanah Parker emerges as a great Comanche warrior who would then, in an unexpected pivot, urge assimilation as the last, best hope for his people. Follow us on our Facebook page or on X (formerly Twitter)You can reach out to us by email:  fromheretohistory@gmail.comFurther reading:Comanches: History of a People T.R. FehrenbachThe Comanche Empire Pekka HamalainenEmpire of the Summer Moon S.C. GwynneThe Comanches: A History 1706-1875 Thomas KavanaghThe Last Comanche Chief Bill NeelyIn this YouTube Video, archer Lars Anderson recreated Comanche feats of archeryIf you wish to visit Quanah Parker's Star House, contact Wayne Gipson at Trading Post Restaurant in Cache, OKSend us a text

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HOT NEWS:As you'll hear on the show- I posit the connections of Aleister Crowley's Amalantrah Working with Marina Abramovic's Star House with the Hudson River. After the show I found some pretty intriguing connections that I'll write up on my Substack (*another reason to subscribe there): illuminatiwatcher.substack.comNew Substack article (*subscribe for free while you're there): Luciferian Hip-Hop, Aleister Crowley & Ab-Soul: Symbolism for the New Age: Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z and Prophecies of an Occult Super Bowl- https://open.substack.com/pub/illuminatiwatcher/p/luciferian-hip-hop-aleister-crowley?r=br4gm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=webSuper soft podcast logo shirts now back in stock! "THESE NERDS ARE GONNA KILLS US" has never been more true! https://isaacw.gumroad.com/On today's episode of the Occult Symbolism and Pop Culture with Isaac Weishaupt podcast we cover the 2025 Grammys! We'll briefly talk Beyonce, Kendrick, Drake and The Weeknd before getting into Ye MKULTRA mind controlling Bianca Censori and then a deeper dive in Lady Gaga's new "Abracadabra" performance that gets into the Baphomet, Abraxas, Marina Abramovic, Aleister Crowley, Pentagrams, Scarlet Women and Freemasonry! We're selling Devil fear p0rn today so join me!NOW UP AD-FREE ON SUPPORTER FEEDS! Links:Super soft podcast logo shirts now back in stock! "THESE NERDS ARE GONNA KILLS US" has never been more true! https://isaacw.gumroad.com/New Substack article (*subscribe for free while you're there): Luciferian Hip-Hop, Aleister Crowley & Ab-Soul: Symbolism for the New Age: Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z and Prophecies of an Occult Super Bowl- https://open.substack.com/pub/illuminatiwatcher/p/luciferian-hip-hop-aleister-crowley?r=br4gm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=webFREE book, social medias & more: https://allmylinks.com/isaacw Show sponsors- Get discounts while you support the show and do a little self improvement!*CopyMyCrypto.com/Isaac is where you can copy James McMahon's crypto holdings- listeners get access for just $1 WANT MORE?... Check out my UNCENSORED show with my wife, Breaking Social Norms: https://breakingsocialnorms.com/GRIFTER ALLEY- get bonus content AND go commercial free + other perks:*PATREON.com/IlluminatiWatcher : ad free, HUNDREDS of bonus shows, early access AND TWO OF MY BOOKS! (The Dark Path and Kubrick's Code); you can join the conversations with hundreds of other show supporters here: Patreon.com/IlluminatiWatcher (*Patreon is also NOW enabled to connect with Spotify! https://rb.gy/hcq13)*VIP SECTION: Due to the threat of censorship, I set up a Patreon-type system through MY OWN website! IIt's even setup the same: FREE ebooks, Kubrick's Code video! Sign up at: https://illuminatiwatcher.com/members-section/*APPLE PREMIUM: If you're on the Apple Podcasts app- just click the Premium button and you're in! NO more ads, Early Access, EVERY BONUS EPISODE More from Isaac- links and special offers:*BREAKING SOCIAL NORMS podcast, Index of EVERY episode (back to 2014), Signed paperbacks, shirts, & other merch, Substack, YouTube links & more: https://allmylinks.com/isaacw *STATEMENT: This show is full of Isaac's useless opinions and presented for entertainment purposes. Audio clips used in Fair Use and taken from YouTube videos.   

Dispatch opinion and engagement editor Amelia Robinson speaks with Star House CEO Ann Bischoff on the latest episode of the Then What Happened podcast. During this edition we talk about youth homelessness, discuss why foster care is so important, and learn about the mission of Star House and how it's developed as a positive community resource. 

Today we give a Sawkar Salute to a new non profit, STAR House, opening up in May or June in Ramsey County is opening its doors to youth who are in need of shelter for a few days - allowing five beds each weekend.

Today we give a Sawkar Salute to a new non profit, STAR House, opening up in May or June in Ramsey County is opening its doors to youth who are in need of shelter for a few days - allowing five beds each weekend.

Join us as we continue our analysis of our eighth Sarah J. Maas book, and the third book of the Crescent City series… House of Flame and Shadow!  If you like this episode, please rate, review, subscribe, and share with your friends! Find us on Instagram at @faeriesandfangirls and on Patreon at patreon.com/faeriesandfangirls. Books discussed:  Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren Queen of the Courts by SD Harper For The Wolf by Hannah F. Whitten

What if Columbus committed to becoming the largest US city to completely eliminate homelessness? How much would it cost? What specifically would we do with the money?  As Columbus works to hone a distinctive identity that differentiates it from other American cities, could its unique quality be that no one in Ohio's capital city lacked a place to call home? We'll soon know more about the current scope of homelessness in our neighborhoods: every year, a “Point-in-Time Count” of Columbus' homeless population occurs on a single day in January. The next count will be held on January 25, 2024. In January 2023, Community Shelter Board's (CSB) count revealed the single largest increase and an all-time high in the number of people experiencing homelessness at a single point in time in Columbus and Franklin County. That count revealed an overall 22% increase of those who were experiencing homelessness in our community, and that 71% of the people were Black or African American (compared to being 29% of the general population). According to the CSB, this inequality is the result of discriminatory “redlining” lending practices, restrictive covenants, structural racism, classism, and gender injustice. Predictions by a national research firm, Focus Strategies, show the housing availability crisis Columbus is experiencing locally will drive a decline in program outcomes and increase entries into homelessness, with those earning 30% or less of the area's median income being the most vulnerable population. With an expert panel we dive into homelessness in Columbus and ask the big question: what it would take to end homelessness in Central Ohio once and for all? Featuring Shannon Isom, President & CEO, Community Shelter Board, Sheli Mathias, Director, The Open Shelter, Bob Weiler, Chairman of the Board, The Robert Weiler Company, and Letha Pugh, Co-Founder, Bake Me Happy, with host Ann Bischoff, CEO, Star House. This forum was sponsored by The American Electric Power Foundation, Bath & Body Works, The Ohio State University, and The Community Shelter Board. The forum was supported by The Ellis and by The Columbus Dispatch. The livestream was presented by The Center for Human Kindness at The Columbus Foundation and The Columbus Dispatch. This forum was recorded before a live audience at The Ellis in Columbus, Ohio's historic Italian Village on January 10, 2024.

Narrator: Playwright Tara GoldsteinDirector: Jenny SalisburyCheslea Goodwin: Savannah BurtonSylvia Rivera: Rosalind GoodwinMusician, singer: Kael ReidOur FundersSocial Science and Humanities Research Council Connections GrantJackman Humanities Institute Arts Program Grant, University of TorontoNew College Initiatives Fund, University of Toronto

Florence Ashley & Sam Sanchinel, “The Saint of Christopher Street: Marsha P. Johnson and the Social Life of a Heroine” (2023) 134 Feminist Review 39–55 Abstract: This article analyses the legacy of Marsha P. Johnson as a heroine through the notion of labour, emphasising how heroine narratives are both a product of labour as well as a form of labour. After offering a short account of Marsha P. Johnson's role in the Stonewall riots and STAR, we explore the development of trans communities' ability to create, sustain and disseminate heroine narratives, emphasising Tourmaline's pivotal archival role in establishing Johnson's legacy. Then, we elucidate the role of heroine narratives in creating and sustaining a collective identity. We argue that community attachment to Marsha P. Johnson reclaims the place of trans communities in LGBTQ+ history but is often done in a manner that obscures the whiteness of mainstream trans advocacy. We suggest that the recent increase in interest towards the life-sustaining labour of STAR House reflects the evolution of trans collective identity in the post-visibility era. (⁠Link to article⁠)

GNFCC 2023 Nonprofit of the Year Award Winner, STAR House Foundation (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 86) GNFCC celebrates the 2023 Nonprofit of the Year Award Winner, STAR House Foundation. STAR House was honored at the GNFCC Monthly Luncheon on June 27th, 2023. Stephanie Christiansen, Executive Director of STAR House Foundation, and Katha Stuart, Board Chair, […] The post GNFCC 2023 Nonprofit of the Year Award Winner, STAR House Foundation appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

How do you know what the weather is like at the top of a mountain? You climate.   Today we are discussing The Lazy Buffalo Cabins in Cache, Oklahoma. Nestled among the foothills of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, The Lazy Buffalo in Cache offers 11 vacation rental cabins and a separate venue space with attached bunkhouse. Each cabin is uniquely themed to capture the essence of the Wichita Mountains and the rich history of the owners' hometown of Cache. These Western-style cabins include walk-in showers, climate control and luxurious linens to keep you comfortable. Barn wood, knotty pine, corrugated tin and tin ceilings add a rustic theme to each cabin. A mini-fridge, microwave and coffee station are convenient amenities for guests. Six cabins sleep four guests with two queen-sized beds, four cabins sleep two guests and feature a king-sized bed including both handicap-accessible cabins, while one cabin sleeps three with a king-sized bed plus a twin size bed inside a real jon boat.  The 2400 sq. ft. venue features a large gathering area, two bunkrooms that sleep up to eight guests, two and a half bathrooms, and a full kitchen and serving area. Ideal for group retreats and special events, the spacious kitchen is equipped with an oven and stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and plenty of cooking essentials. Each bunkroom in the venue provides four twin-sized beds with luxurious linens, climate control and each bunkroom has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. The kids will have fun counting all the adorable critters hidden throughout the venue and riding the vintage coin operated horse. Challenge your buddy to a game of foosball arcade style with lights and sounds or show off your card skills at the poker table. Who will be the first to get a bullseye at electronic darts? Cozy up for the night and enjoy complimentary Netflix and WiFi or unplug and watch an awesome sunset from the wooden rockers on the covered front porch. Gather the family around the picnic tables to enjoy a special meal together as you take in the beauty of the nearby Wichita Mountains. Yummy marshmallow goodness around the fire pit is a great way to cap off the evening or relax under the stars in the back of the vintage star gazing truck, located just a short walk from the cabin. Both kids and adults will love tossing horseshoes, playing old fashion board games, and dropping checkers in the giant connect 4 game. Don't forget to snap some forever memories at the themed photo ops. Located just three miles from the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge entrance, The Lazy Buffalo captures that rural feel. A paved bike lane joins the property and runs throughout the Wildlife Refuge. At less than a mile from the original Quanah Parker's Star House and minutes from Lawton Fort Sill and historic Medicine Park, there's plenty to see and do nearby. Cache, Oklahoma is a small town with a population of around 1,100 people. It is located in Comanche County and is known for its peaceful atmosphere and community spirit. Residents in Cache enjoy the slower pace of life as well as close proximity to larger towns like Lawton and Wichita Falls for shopping trips and recreational activities. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy such as hiking, horseback riding, fishing, camping, or swimming. Residents also have access to nearby restaurants, museums, movie theaters, and other entertainment options.  News Story from Forbes: Subscribe to the Only in OK Show.   #TravelOK #onlyinokshow #Oklahoma #MadeinOklahoma #oklaproud #podcast #okherewego #traveloklahoma

CNN's Kaitlan Collins tried and failed at Trump Town Hall, Title 42 Coming to an End, New CEO coming to Twitter, Coors Brings In Yellowstone Star, House Passes Border Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins tried and failed at Trump Town Hall, Title 42 Coming to an End, New CEO coming to Twitter, Coors Brings In Yellowstone Star, House Passes Border Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins tried and failed at Trump Town Hall, Title 42 Coming to an End, New CEO coming to Twitter, Coors Brings In Yellowstone Star, House Passes Border Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins tried and failed at Trump Town Hall, Title 42 Coming to an End, New CEO coming to Twitter, Coors Brings In Yellowstone Star, House Passes Border Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear that knocking on the door? This week, we briefly touch up on M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin. We then reminisce on the rom-com Just Like Heaven because, in the early 2000s, falling into a coma was a sure shot to finding a boyfriend! Finally, we sit down and fully unpack the life and death of Marsha P. Johnson, how important she was in the fight for gay liberation and trans women of color. Get ready to cry because honey, she was an absolute angel who deserved better. To send in topics of interest, please email quiteabitpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram/facebook/youtube:https://linktr.ee/quiteabitpodcast If you wish to learn more, help out and/or donate to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute: https://marshap.org/donate/ Sources for this episode:“The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson” Documentary on Netflixhttps://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/marsha-p-johnsonhttps://www.them.us/story/new-statue-marsha-p-johnson-fighting-whitewashing-lgbtq-historyhttps://www.them.us/story/who-threw-the-first-brick-at-stonewallhttps://www.si.edu/stories/marsha-johnson-sylvia-rivera-and-history-pride-monthhttps://abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/wireStory/report-32-transgender-people-killed-us-2022-93408263https://www.hrc.org/resources/fatal-violence-against-the-transgender-and-gender-non-conforming-community-in-2022https://www.tatler.com/article/who-is-marsha-p-johnson-drag-queen-gay-activisthttps://wams.nyhistory.org/growth-and-turmoil/growing-tensions/marsha-p-johnson/https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsha_P._Johnsonhttps://www.hrc.org/news/the-cold-case-of-an-lgbtq-pioneer-marsha-p-johnsonhttps://www.hrc.org/news/the-cold-case-of-an-lgbtq-pioneer-marsha-p-johnsonhttps://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/christopher-park/monuments/575https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/is-nycs-gay-liberation-monument-too-white.htmlhttps://www.queersiliconvalley.org/gay-liberation-vandalism/https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_Activists_Alliancehttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_Liberation_Fronthttps://gothamist.com/arts-entertainment/remembering-1970-christopher-street-gay-liberation-day-marchhttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_Transvestite_Action_Revolutionarieshttps://www.britannica.com/topic/ACT-UP

00:00 Show Open / Dara Lieberman, Director of Government Relations at Trust For America's Health, discuses public health preparedness. 10:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend looks into a number of topics, including the ongoing opioid addiction problem in Franklin County; student loan help announced last month by President Biden; and children's mental health information from a doctor with the ADAMH Board of Franklin County. 38:00 Jill Gorz, Clinical Services Director at Star House, which helps homeless youth and young adults in Columbus.

Planning to go fellwalking in the Lake District this summer? You should definitely stop over at Windermere, Cumbria and treat yourself to a luxurious stay at Southview Guest House (01539 442951)! Learn more at https://www.southviewwindermere.co.uk/booking (https://www.southviewwindermere.co.uk/booking)

00:00 Show Open / Jill Gorz, Clinical Services Director at Star House, which helps homeless youth and young adults in Columbus. 23:30 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend covers topics that include the effort to end hazing in Ohio; COVID-19 vaccines for the youngest in Columbus; and inflation. 43:00 Duane Casares, CEO of Directions for Youth and Families in Columbus

Episode 12 of the famed…okay infamous Atlanta Grubber podcast. I get ITP and, in some cases, barely OTP, so not just AlphaRozCreek by any means on this broadcast. We talk about Il Giallo, a smidgen outside of 285 on Roswell Road. It's home to my wife's favorite item favorite of said item. I was also able to corroborate several other top shelf restaurants I've been hearing a lot about. Nur Kitchen, holy heck, yes everything you heard is true. It's great. What to get? Listen? Pretty much every person I know who has been to the Po'Boy Shop in Decatur says they have the best Nawlins sandwiches. Put me on that bandwagon! Casa Robles from one of my favorite restauranteurs is another winner from Ryan Pernice. Maybe my two favorite meatballs are discussed on this episode including from here! On the Beltline, I may have brought on the Armageddon with what I ordered at Rina's Kitchen. The newest “hidden gem” La Fondita puts out great food at the former home of a no-longer-hidden one! Favorite items in town? My wife and I each may have found one or more at Brooklyn Café. The best banh mi is at the Asian Square on Buford Highway at Quôc Húóng. Best sports betting picks are found at OffshoreInsiders.com, which traces its roots to scorephone days. Follow the Twitter sports betting feed for breaking gambling, sports handicapping, and wagering intel including free sports picks and information. We love Mitch's Meats and Fish for meats, fish, homemade sausage, the best soups on the planet, tremendous sandwiches, and so much more. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. I ask you to visit the preferred charity of the Atlanta Grubber, the STAR House, which does splendid work with at-risk children, leveling the playing field and helping them get a great education. Check out the website, see how much good they do, and please, please help. Hope Nudelman, the top caterer in the state is now at Talk of the Town Catering. You can reach her for literally all your catering needs hope@TOTTAtl.com or at 770-594-1567. Great scented wax, scents for you home, car, office, and warmers at DuffyScents.com. These great smelling scents are ideal for pet owners. You can order from anywhere in the world, but for local parties in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, she is the Scentsy consultant! The best Scentsy Facebook group and find out about online Facebook Scentsy parties. We love From the Earth Brewery in East Roswell for food, beer, and concerts! See the updates on who is performing on their Facebook page. Goin' Out West and Can't Find My Home top the list of my favorite beers—so far. Get gift cards with Bitcoin. Amazon, Target, Walmart; most of your favorite retailers and online destinations are likely available.

I really cover the map on Episode 11 of the famed Atlanta Grubber podcast, for all your Atlanta foodie needs. We eat Nigerian at Fly Chef Atlanta. ITP, I hit El Burro Pollo at the Collective near GA Tech. Great Korean food at BB Myun in Duluth, Sushi Mito in Peachtree Corners, Public Woodstock a place that makes their sandwich meats in house. Best Barbecue is both on Buford Highway and Duluth. I had some duck at the one OTP. The Dutch from Dutch Monkey Donuts puts out some great fries. I eat on Buford Highway at La Mei Zi, Afghani at Olomi's in Johns Creek, and long-time fave Samad Mediterranean Grill. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. Hope Nudelman, the top caterer in the state is now at Talk of the Town Catering. You can reach her for literally all your catering needs hope@TOTTAtl.com or at 770-594-1567. Great scented wax, scents for you home, car, office, and warmers at DuffyScents.com. These great smelling scents are ideal for pet owners. You can order from anywhere in the world, but for local parties in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, she is the Scentsy consultant! The best Scentsy Facebook group and find out about online Facebook Scentsy parties. We love From the Earth Brewery in East Roswell for food, beer, and concerts! See the updates on who is performing on their Facebook page. Goin'  Out West and Can't Find My Home top the list of my favorite beers—so far. Get gift cards with Bitcoin. Amazon, Target, Walmart; most of your favorite retailers and online destinations are likely available. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. I ask you to visit the preferred charity of the Atlanta Grubber, the STAR House, which does splendid work with at-risk children, leveling the playing field and helping them get a great education. Check out the website, see how much good they do, and please, please help. Best sports betting picks are found at OffshoreInsiders.com, which traces its roots to scorephone days. Follow the Twitter sports betting feed for breaking gambling, sports handicapping, and wagering intel including free sports picks and information. We love Mitch's Meats and Fish for meats, fish, homemade sausage, the best soups on the planet, tremendous sandwiches, and so much more.

It's a dog day afternoon: today's episode profiles the bank robber John Wojtowicz, who infamously (and as memorialized in Sidney Lumet's 1975 film DOG DAY AFTERNOON) held up a bank in 1972 to pay for gender-affirming surgery for Elizabeth Eden, his trans girlfriend. Or did he? We take a look, using the story to think through 1972 as a fault line for emerging attitudes about homosexuality and trans femininity, Wojtowicz' surprising involvement in early gay liberation activism in New York City, the DOG DAY AFTERNOON phenomenon and what it says about growing distinctions between gay men and trans women and how they were represented and compensated, and the ethical complications of Wojtowicz as a figure in history and in historical memory. ----more---- SOURCES Check out trans historian Zagria's three part series on Eden and Wojtowicz, with links to some fantastic digitized primary sources at the end: Zagria,  "Liz Eden and Dog Day Afternoon,” (three-part series), Gender Variance Who's Who.   -  https://zagria.blogspot.com/2020/08/liz-eden-and-dog-day-afternoon-part-i.html - https://zagria.blogspot.com/2020/08/liz-eden-and-dog-day-afternoon-part-ii.html  - https://zagria.blogspot.com/2020/08/liz-eden-and-dog-day-afternoon-part-iii.html   Check out Morgan M. Page's show One From The Vaults, you might want to start here with her three-part series on Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries: Morgan M Page, “OFTV 3: STAR House, STAR People,” accessed March 1, 2022, https://soundcloud.com/onefromthevaultspodcast/oftv-3-star-house-star-people-1. Anthony Macias, “Gay Rights and The Reception of Dog Day Afternoon (1975),” Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal 48, no. 1 (2018): 45–56. Arthur Bell, “Littlejohn & the Mob: Saga of a Heist,” The Village Voice, Vol. XVII, No. 35, August 31, 1972, https://www.villagevoice.com/2011/03/11/the-bank-robbery-that-would-become-dog-day-afternoon/. “The Boys In The Bank,” LIFE Magazine September 22, 1972, LIFE Magazine  Garance Franke-Ruta, “The Prehistory of Gay Marriage: Watch a 1971 Protest at NYC's Marriage License Bureau,” The Atlantic, March 26, 2013, https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2013/03/the-prehistory-of-gay-marriage-watch-a-1971-protest-at-nycs-marriage-license-bureau/274357/. Lisa Photos, “The Dog and the Last Real Man,” Journal of Bisexuality 3, no. 2 (March 1, 2003): 43–68, https://doi.org/10.1300/J159v03n02_04. Liz Eden Papers, Collection 6, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center Archive, New York City, New York (digitized) Morgan M. Page, “It Doesn't Matter Who Threw the First Brick at Stonewall,” June 30, 2019, https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/trans-black-stonewall-rivera-storme/. “The Man Who Robbed a Bank for Love,” BBC News, February 16, 2015, sec. Magazine, https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-31457718. Regan Reid, “Talking To the Directors Who Made a Doc About the Real Guy Behind ‘Dog Day Afternoon,'” Vice (blog), August 18, 2014, https://www.vice.com/en/article/bn3pd5/talking-to-the-directors-who-made-a-doc-about-the-real-guy-behind-dog-day-afternoon-342. Susan Stryker, Transgender History: The Roots of Today's Revolution second ed., (New York: Seal Press, 2008). Our intro music is Arpeggia Colorix by Yann Terrien, downloaded from WFMU's Free Music Archive and distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. Our outro music is by DJ Michaeloswell Graphicsdesigner.

Atlanta Grubber is back with episode 10. I work the OTP eats map with the possibly the best Chinese in Atlanta history in Duluth (not Masterpiece, but we love that), sensational barbecue in Canton, GA, two special Suwanee eats places, Jamaican and breakfast. Where is one of the best cheesesteaks in Greater Atlanta. It's hidden in Alpharetta. I go to Dunwoody and tell you a place where Wright's Gourmet was is possibly better.  I assure you there are places I talk about that it's a disgrace are not on high-profile critics' best of lists.  Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. Hope Nudelman, the top caterer in the state is now at Talk of the Town Catering. You can reach her for literally all your catering needs hope@TOTTAtl.com or at 770-594-1567. Get gift cards with Bitcoin. Amazon, Target, Walmart; most of your favorite retailers and online destinations are likely available. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel.  I ask you to visit the preferred charity of the Atlanta Grubber, the STAR House, which does splendid work with at-risk children, leveling the playing field and helping them get a great education. Check out the website, see how much good they do, and please, please help.  Best sports betting picks are found at OffshoreInsiders.com, which traces its roots to scorephone days. Follow the Twitter sports betting feed for breaking gambling, sports handicapping, and wagering intel including free sports picks and information. We love Mitch's Meats and Fish for meats, fish, homemade sausage, the best soups on the planet, tremendous sandwiches, and so much more.  Great scented wax, scents for you home, car, office, and warmers at DuffyScents.com. These great smelling scents are ideal for pet owners. You can order from anywhere in the world, but for local parties in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, she is the Scentsy consultant! The best Scentsy Facebook group and find out about online Facebook Scentsy parties.  We love From the Earth Brewery in East Roswell for food, beer, and concerts! See the updates on who is performing on their Facebook page. Goin'  Out West and Can't Find My Home top the list of my favorite beers—so far.   

Wayne Gipson is the current owner of the Quanah Parker Star House which now sits next to Eagle Park, an amusement park Wayne's family owned and operated from 1957 to 1985. The Gipson family built the park from scratch one ride at a time; his uncle gave his entire life to building the park and collecting the buildings which sit on the property- including the Star House. Wayne's first job in the park, at 6 years old, was to operate the mini golf course. In our conversation Wayne explains how his uncle acquired the Star House from Linda Parker Birdsong, Quanah Parker's daughter in 1957. When Wayne's uncle, Herbert Woesner, passed away in 2008 he passed the house down to Wayne and his sister. Since 2008, the Comanche Nation have made attempts to purchase the house from Wayne who has remained resistant. This story of the Star House dating back to 1890 is a fascinating story- Quanah Parker, the Commanche chief, demanded the US Government build it for him in 1890 on Fort Sill when he surrendered to them. Now in 2021, the Gipson family who acquired the house in a trade from Quanah's daughter have owned the house for 64 years, nearly as long than the Parker family owned the house. To this day the house continues to fall apart rapidly, mostly due to the roof being severely damaged. Negotiations between Wayne and the Comanche Nation are stagnant and it's clear in talking to Wayne how deeply he cares for this house, the park, and the restaurant which he now operates daily at the top of the hill up the road from the house. He wants to repair the house and revive the story but has no money and no time to pour into this project which he estimates may cost around 1 million dollars at this point. His apprehensiveness in selling the house to the Comanche Nation stems from the unknown of where he and his family will stand when things shake out. The house and the park is at the core of his DNA- his lifelong dream was to operate Eagle Park and continue sharing the story of Quanah Parker and his Star House. Every year that goes by without a solution is detrimental to the house and the story. I will be following up with Wayne on the story. I hope he can come to an agreement, find a solution that works for his family and the Comanche Nation, and that the house can be restored.

Wayne Gipson is the current owner of the Quanah Parker Star House which now sits next to Eagle Park, an amusement park Wayne's family owned and operated from 1957 to 1985. The Gipson family built the park from scratch one ride at a time; his uncle gave his entire life to building the park and collecting the buildings which sit on the property- including the Star House. Wayne's first job in the park, at 6 years old, was to operate the mini golf course. In our conversation Wayne explains how his uncle acquired the Star House from Linda Parker Birdsong, Quanah Parker's daughter in 1957. When Wayne's uncle, Herbert Woesner, passed away in 2008 he passed the house down to Wayne and his sister. Since 2008, the Comanche Nation have made attempts to purchase the house from Wayne who has remained resistant. This story of the Star House dating back to 1890 is a fascinating story- Quanah Parker, the Commanche chief, demanded the US Government build it for him in 1890 on Fort Sill when he surrendered to them. Now in 2021, the Gipson family who acquired the house in a trade from Quanah's daughter have owned the house for 64 years, nearly as long than the Parker family owned the house. To this day the house continues to fall apart rapidly, mostly due to the roof being severely damaged. Negotiations between Wayne and the Comanche Nation are stagnant and it's clear in talking to Wayne how deeply he cares for this house, the park, and the restaurant which he now operates daily at the top of the hill up the road from the house. He wants to repair the house and revive the story but has no money and no time to pour into this project which he estimates may cost around 1 million dollars at this point. His apprehensiveness in selling the house to the Comanche Nation stems from the unknown of where he and his family will stand when things shake out. The house and the park is at the core of his DNA- his lifelong dream was to operate Eagle Park and continue sharing the story of Quanah Parker and his Star House. Every year that goes by without a solution is detrimental to the house and the story. I will be following up with Wayne on the story. I hope he can come to an agreement, find a solution that works for his family and the Comanche Nation, and that the house can be restored.

Amanda Greenwood of Petals that Inspire reveals how combining passion and purpose sets the foundation for a thriving social enterprise.She discusses working with youth, building a business with passion and purpose, and staying connected to the community through her love of flower arrangement. Amanda shares how Petals that Inspire brings value to the community with the creative art of floral design. The initiative partners with Star House, which provides resources and job skills training to youth experiencing homelessness between the ages of 14 and 25. Read the full transcript and show notesVisit People Helping PeopleVisit petalsthatinspire.coVisit Star House

Show Notes @iamlychekMaddie's work Nipple shirt Ed Video Galerie FLUTHFK Bremen Healing Arts Dinner Collective statement about boycott of Koffler Digital Tamil Archive You Spent Thousand of Dollars to Draw Vaginas and Make Soft-Core Porn@sapphicpangea Drawing on ObjectsRacquel RoweFeelingsPaula Friends and Lovers connection_found Yoko Ono Cut Piece Carolee SchneemannHannah Wilke Cut Piece After Yoko Ono Abby Nowakowski Mimema (Meme show with Ed Video)Bernie Sanders Meme LMAOIDK.comMaddie's Stickers Podcast Recommendation Episode 3 Star House, Star People, One From the VaultsThanks for listening to Hopping the Fence, a podcast dedicated to the fringes of the Canadian art scene. If you have an artist that you would like to hear interviewed, would like to correct / fact check a past episode, or would like to chat, feel free to send me a message on Instagram @hoppingthefence, or by email at rebeccaecasalino@gmail.com. Thanks to the OCAD Student Union for your financial support. Thank you to all of our Patreons for your ongoing support. It truly does help me avoid burnout and keeps this podcast rolling. If you would like to support Hopping the Fence please visit our Patreon to subscribe. Check out the show notes for more details. If you can't donate, no worries. Thanks for taking the time to listen. Audio editing for Hopping the Fence by Emily Reimer. Original artwork by Alex Gregory, and original music by Jessica Price Eisner. Thank you so much, bye!

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture from and about the Great State of Texas. This episode features Melissa Gerstle, an artist of outdoor spaces. She crafts, teases and manipulates organic matter and design product into highly unique and crafted spaces. Texas is not always the best canvas for such things. At times, the weather doesn't really cooperate. You are going to hear how this artisan uses the inhospitable to craft incredible outdoor design. The old saying about the value of property are true, “location, location, location” and Mark Twain's, “Buy land, they are making it anymore.” Design and use of outdoor space is the equivalent to being given more land. By making the most out of every square yard, the value of the property is not only increases but the service value of the property is tapped to increase the ‘joy-per-foot' ratio. A designer that can tap into the value of previously unactivated spaces is rare and we have one here. Are you subscribing to the podcast, if not, please do so you get every episode automatically when they are published. You can find Convo By Design everywhere you find your favorite podcasts and now, you can find us on DesignNetwork dot Org, a destination dedicated to podcasts, all things design and architecture so make sure to check it out. Thank you, Melissa for your time and talent. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show and If you are not already, please subscribe so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design the moment they are published. You can also ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design. And if you REALLY want more, follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

Finally, episode 9 of the never-won-an-award podcast the Atlanta Grubber. I get all over town. In my backyard, I talk about From the Earth, which is a great restaurant, brewery, hangout, and now concert venue! Once a Decatur restaurant, now in Alpharetta, Madras Chettinaad is flat out one of the premier dining destinations in the area. I give you an early scouting report on Chattahoochee Food Works, from Andrew Zimmerman, which appears to be well on its way to being the top food hall in the metro area. TydeTate Kitchen was where my maiden voyage was. But I have tried some previous locations of forthcoming purveyors and I tell you which ones I'm looking forward to.  We finally have a good restaurant at Mansell Road and North Point Parkway. The drought ends with Passador Steak House. Two stud chefs Richard Ullio and Mike Di Paolo opened one of the best restaurants in Dunwoody, Novo Cucina. Near Halcyon in Forsyth Country are two good places, Heidi's Heavenly Cookies featured on national TV shows and publications, plus Jay's Mexican Grill, which boasts they are, “Definitely not Tex-Mex.” I ask you to visit the preferred charity of the Atlanta Grubber, the STAR House, which does splendid work with at-risk children, leveling the playing field and helping them get a great education. Check out the website, see how much good they do, and please, please help.  Best sports betting picks are found at OffshoreInsiders.com, which traces its roots to scorephone days. Follow the Twitter sports betting feed for breaking gambling, sports handicapping, and wagering intel including free sports picks and information. We love Mitch's Meats and Fish for meats, fish, homemade sausage, the best soups on the planet, tremendous sandwiches, and so much more.  Great scented wax, scents for you home, car, office, and warmers at DuffyScents.com. These great smelling scents are ideal for pet owners. You can order from anywhere in the world, but for local parties in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, she is the Scentsy consultant! The best Scentsy Facebook group and find out about online Facebook Scentsy parties.  We love From the Earth Brewery in East Roswell for food, beer, and concerts! See the updates on who is performing on their Facebook page. Goin'  Out West and Can't Find My Home top the list of my favorite beers—so far.    Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. Hope Nudelman, the top caterer in the state is now at Talk of the Town Catering. You can reach her for literally all your catering needs hope@TOTTAtl.com or at 770-594-1567. Get gift cards with Bitcoin. Amazon, Target, Walmart; most of your favorite retailers and online destinations are likely available. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. 

To offer kids a safe place to be and grow up is absolutely rewarding. This is Star House's mission, led by Ann Bischoff. The organization has transformed itself since it started in 2006. Now, they work with children ages 14 to 24 to provide a fallback plan for them. Immediate access is essential for Star House, the reason why they help kids as soon as they get to their center. Ann is helping these young adults and teenagers get opportunities through mentoring, housing, and job search programs. Star House really runs the extra mile in getting to know their kids and build a better future for them. For the full transcript and show notes, visit us at reachtl.org. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fran-ayalasomayajula/support

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture form the Great State of Texas with a panel conversation featuring some of the biggest names in American design today, and all from Texas. The following conversation is part of the Wellness and Design Leadership Series presented by ThermaSol and you are not going to want to miss a moment of this one featuring a panel of design icons, all from Texas. This is a conversation with Kyle Bunting & friends.I met Kyle Bunting through my friend and amazing publicist, Andrew Joseph. He reintroduced me to Kyle with whom my last contact was not direct but through designer Christopher Kennedy who designed my Small Space, Big Style design house which featured a stunning Kyle Bunting rug. Kyle Bunting is producing some of the most stunning rugs in the world, all from his studio in Austin, Texas. The work is groundbreaking and has turned the Hyde rug, the original luxury item into an art form, unrivaled and completely original. After my conversation with Kyle, he said, “let’s do something really cool” and invited three incredible guests to join for a group chat about the state of design in Texas. This group included; Fern Santini - Santini’s work is completely original, it’s bold and refined with a wild streak that is unmistakeable and wonderful. Fern’s use of furniture, color and materials blends design into a hand crafted sculpture of space, materials and light. Lauren Rottet - Rottet is the complete designer. Architect, interior designer, furniture designer and art curator. Founding principal and president of Rottet Studio. I could list her accolades, but there would be no time left for the conversation.Jan Showers - Showers is another world-class designer from Texas, and I don’t use this term lightly, at all. Her work is elegant, unique and layered, like an Impasto at times, glazing others. Her spaces art artfully placed and painted to create a multi-dimensional environment. That, to me has always been the true essence of design.Some idea came up during our conversation that bears repeating here. Texas design is very different by geography. Austin is funky and weird, yet still a college town and state capitol. The spirit of Austin is strong and diverse base on the the influence of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Kinky Friedman, Michael Dell, Tito Beveridge combined with some of the most interesting architecture you can find around the state capitol and the University of Texas campus. It’s still a relatively small city but it doesn’t feel that way. The addition of a technology hub to the already vibrant music scene and South By South West, Austin is poised for even greater heights but at what price? The traffic, cost of living, loss of architecturally significant structures to make way for more livable space? Yeah, that’s probably coming. Having spent 9 years living in Dallas, I can tell you that this city is rich in arts and cultural experiences. If you ask many outside of Texas, they will tell you about Tom Landry, J.R Ewing and Roger Staubach. Sure, Dallas is a world-class sports town, I get it. But the arts and culture scene in Dallas goes far beyond what you hear about Dallas on ESPN. The City Hall building in Dallas, designed by I.M Pei and Theodore J. Musho is a brutalist statement piece. Pei also designed the Meyerson Symphony Center and with that, added a simply exquisite and acoustic masterpiece to the “Metroplex”. Fair Park, home of the State Fair of Texas is an Art Deco oasis crafted by architect, George Dahl. There is far more to explore, and I encourage you to do just that!
So what about Houston? Oil energy money, right? Sure. There is a significant link between oil barons and the arts, it’s true. Try to find an American city that was built on energy money that does not hav significant art, architecture and design. Houston is no different. The city has incredible art installations, a museum district, architectural representations of almost any era you...

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture from and about the great State of Texas. Today, you are going to hear from designer, Cheri Etchelecu of Cheri Etchelecu Interior Design.Cheri has been hand crafting impeccable design in the Lone Star State for over 25 years. In that time, her work has helped mold and craft the eclectic modern design feel of Dallas Ft. Worth through a unique blend of products, applications and outside influences. Are you subscribing to the podcast, if not, please do so you get every episode automatically when they are published. You can find Convo By Design everywhere you find your favorite podcasts and now, you can find us on DesignNetwork dot Org, a destination dedicated to podcasts, all things design and architecture so make sure to check it out.Thank you, Cheri for your time and talent. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show and If you are not already, please subscribe so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design the moment they are published. You can also ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design.And if you REALLY want more, follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This week, you are going to hear from Beth Bender, co-founder of the Dove Agency, a strategic planning firm based in Dallas. If the name sounds familiar, it is. Beth Moderated a recent panel for Lone Star House of Design and I invited her back because the work she and her firm does deserves some love. The Dove Agency provides back office support for design professionals. They are good at what they do and I thought you should hear more about them. This conversation covers all of the topics that keep design professionals up at night. Beth and I explore financial health of a design firm, social media and marketing… And the, Beth explains much of how she attacks these issues to help their clients achieve by not having to focus on these issues. Thank you for listening to this episode of Lone Star House of Design. Are you subscribing to the podcast, if not, please do so you get every episode automatically when they are published. You can find  Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design everywhere you find your favorite podcasts and now, you can find us on DesignNetwork dot Org, a destination dedicated to podcasts, all things design and architecture so make sure to check it out. Thank you, Beth, much appreciated. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show and If you are not already, please subscribe so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design the moment they are published. You can also ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design. And if you REALLY want more, follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

It's Episode 6 of the Atlanta Grubber. Years ago, some of the best barbecue was in Cumming at Pappy Red's. Atlanta barbecue has advanced light years since then. But Cumming has one of the top choices in the south, Sock's Love Barbecue. Sock's has gotten deserved press, so no longer a “hidden gem” just a gem. Sandy Springs/Dunwoody almost in Brookhaven has Buon Fornello, featuring homemade pasta. Pick your own pasta, protein (or in my case proteins), sauce. Love Bolognese sauce? If you haven't been here, you must drop what you are doing and go now. Downtown Norcross has some of the best Cuban food and without question one of their best Cuban sandwich at Mojito's Cuban-American Bistro. Atlanta has a lot of good Chinese restaurants, from Cantonese to Sichuan, and nearby Taiwanese. For American-Chinese staples, Canton Cooks is among the best. New Realm Brewery, situated on the Atlanta Beltline has everything: good beer, food, and A-Plus as a hangout, especially on a beautiful day. Best sports betting picks are found at OffshoreInsiders.com, which traces its roots to scorephone days. Follow the Twitter sports betting feed for breaking gambling, sports handicapping, and wagering intel including free sports picks and information. Great scented wax, scents for you home, car, office, and warmers at DuffyScents.com. These great smelling scents are ideal for pet owners. You can order from anywhere in the world, but for local parties in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, she is the Scentsy consultant! The best Scentsy Facebook group and find out about online Facebook Scentsy parties. We love From the Earth Brewery in East Roswell for food, beer, and concerts! See the updates on who is performing on their Facebook page. Goin' Coastal IPA and Can't Find My Way Back home top the list of my favorite beers—so far.     Get gift cards with Bitcoin. Amazon, Target, Walmart; most of your favorite retailers and online destinations are likely available. Please like, subscribe, and comment on the official dad jokes YouTube channel. We love Mitch's Meats and Fish for meats, fish, homemade sausage, the best soups on the planet, tremendous sandwiches, and so much more.  DuffyGifts.com allows you to order online from anywhere, but also home to ThirtyOne consultant Stephanie Duffy serving Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek the place to go for gifts for all occasions from MyThirtyOne Gifts. Please support the STAR House Foundation is the official charity of Atlanta Grubber. STAR House helps at-risk kids great a great education. Thanks.     

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. Following is another installment of The Wellness and Design Thought Leadership Series presented by ThermaSol. This conversation, as previously mentioned is from the Wellness and Design Thought Leadership Series presented by ThermaSol. This conversation features designers; Cindy Aplanalp-Yates, Allison Jaffe and Cheri Etchelecu. It is moderated by Dove Agency founder, Beth Bender. The Wellness and Design Thought Leadership Series presents the opportunity to gather a curated group of design masters and execute a targeted focus on specific issues affecting the industry today. This cohort discusses the current state of design in Texas, opportunities, trending ideas and the ultimate pursuit of sublime design. It is presented by ThermaSol. I am incredibly proud to partner with ThermaSol on this initiative called the Wellness and Design Thought Leadership Series. These panel conversations feature smart, innovative design thought leaders talking about issues affecting us all in the business today. I’m working with ThermaSol for the second year now and I have had the opportunity to get to know Mitch Altman, third generation of this family owned and operated business. This company was built on innovation. Their origin story is impressive and the products are innovative, they showcase not only the increased interest for wellness in todays ground breaking design but the need for smart showers, steam and spa-like luxury in the bathroom. If you are not incorporating smart steam showers into every bathroom you design, you are missing out on an opportunity to increase the per bathroom budget and provide clients with something they desperately want.Brilliant! Thank you, Beth, Cindy, Cheri and Allison. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show and If you are not already, please subscribe so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design the moment they are published. You can also ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design.And if you REALLY want more, follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

This is Lone Star House of Design a showcase of divine design from the great State of Texas featuring Allison Jaffe, an Austin designer whose cerebral approach to design is nothing short of genius. We talk about the psychology of design quite often on the podcast because it isn’t easy to understand what someone really wants the design to ‘feel’ like. Allison didn’t start as a designer, to the contrary, she started by pursuing the sciences, specifically, a degree in neuropsychology from the University of Pittsburgh. You are going to hear how Allison modified her pursuit from the scientific to the creative and used her education to drill down with clients to reach their subconscious desires as it relates to the manner in which they wish to live. Sigmund Freud said, “The mind is like an iceberg, it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water.” To me, this is one of the true assets of interior designers. The truly talented ones have different means and methods for discovering what the client’s true desire is. We all know clients that have said one thing only to later discover they mean something entirely different. Speaking of discovering true desires…you have needs too. Find some inspiration and new perspectives so you can see, in real time how the industry is changing so quickly. To aid you with that, Please make sure you are subscribing to the podcast so you don’t miss a single episode of Convo by Design, Lone Star House of Design or some really exciting and entertaining new shows coming your way later this year. You can find the show everywhere you find your favorite podcasts, and now you can find Convo By Design and other design and architecture podcasts at DesignNetwork.org .Thank you, Allison, well done. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show and If you are not already, please subscribe so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design the moment they are published. You can also ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design.And if you REALLY want more, follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating. www.convobydesign.com www.allisonjaffe.com #AllisonJaffe #ConvoByDesign #LoneStarHouseofDesign #TexasDesign #Architecture  

This is Lone Star House of Design a showcase of divine design from the great State of Texas featuring Beth Dotolo and Carolina Gentry, the design team behind Pulp Studios.When a design team captures market share in two states, typically, it’s New York and LA or San Francisco. This design team behind Pulp Studios has targeted Dallas and Seattle. Two cities with gaining momentum and exploding populations prior to COVID, but post-Covid, these two cities are pulling in new residents from the likes of LA, New York, and San Francisco. Beth and Carolina have established their brand with a mission. That is to deliver style and luxury to those living in such unique metropolitan cities.For me, this was a really fun conversation because I went to college in Washington state and spent 9 years living in Dallas so this was a fun journey for me. This conversation delves into the details and logistics behind building a multi-city design firm. Speaking of building your design business, you need to get new perspectives so you can see, in real time how the industry is changing so quickly. Please make sure you are subscribing to the podcast so you don’t miss a single episode of Convo by Design, Lone Star House of Design or some really exciting and entertaining new shows coming your way later this year. You can find the show everywhere you find your favorite podcasts, and now you can find Convo By Design and other design and architecture podcasts at DesignNetwork.org .Thank you, Carolina, thank you Beth, I loved this. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design.You can also follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about legendary design from the great State of Texas featuring creative icon, Kyle Bunting.Kyle Bunting transformed the idea of Hide rugs into a symbol of luxury. Such a simple idea, but not easily done. The original source for rugs and decor that Bunting has reimagined into objects with intricate design, shocking colors, masterful production and turned into bespoke objects of design luxury. This is truly an example of something so simple turning into something truly unique and wonderful. This is a conversation with Kyle Bunting about crafting objects of art for the home, true Texan style and building a design business.Speaking of building your design business, you need to get new perspectives so you can see, in real time how the industry is changing so quickly. Please make sure you are subscribing to the podcast so you don’t miss a single episode of Convo by Design, Lone Star House of Design or some really exciting and entertaining new shows coming your way later this year. You can find the show everywhere you find your favorite podcasts, and now you can find Convo By Design and other design and architecture podcasts at DesignNetwork.org . Thank you, Kyle, this was fun. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your support and Thank you for subscribing and downloading the show. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask your smart speaker to play Convo By Design.You can also follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

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This is Lone Star House of Design, a showcase of amazing design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This is a look back at some of the talent making Texas a hotbed for new, amazing, and world-class design. Mike and Bryan created Yates Desygn in 2015 and have been practicing in Dallas ever since. Important to know, and you will hear how they hung a shingle in Texas without knowing anyone in Texas. They are going to share how they networked and built their firm from scratch. This is one of those rare firms that offer both interior and landscape services with equal mastery. You will find both southern charm and big-city sophistication in their work. I think that is important right now. I believe that the renewed interest in those moving from highly congested cities like LA, New York and Chicago is growing. I think in the next 3-5 years you will see an absolute explosion in the Texas population. Dallas being its biggest beneficiary. Folks moving in will be looking to blend their contemporary sensibilities with southern charm and The Yates’ are in a very good spot to benefit. This is Mike and Bryan Yates of Yates Desygn.Luxury living and livable design can both share the same space and designer Traci Connell shares her strategies for making sure both concepts get equal focus in her work. Traci shares her design philosophy and walks us through a few of her projects. You are going to hear how high-end luxury meets easy living. Traci also shares some time and money-saving strategies. Enjoy this conversation with Traci Connell of Traci Connell Interiors.Sara Malek Barney, founder of Bandd Design. Sara is a remarkable talent who brings a number of unique elements to her incredible rise in design, that of a first career in sports and entertainment. She worked for Hollywood powerhouse talent firm CAA, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and then came home to Austin to launch her design firm, Bandd Design. Sara and I talk about her journey and her work, work that is influenced by her Hollywood experience and Texas roots, equally and balanced which makes her work truly unique.Thank you, Mike, Bryan, Traci and Sara, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will.You can also follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

This is Lone Star House of Design, a showcase of amazing design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This is a look back at some of the talents making Texas a hotbed for new, amazing, and world-class design. Ann Edgerton is an interior decorator and stylist from Austin and we spoke about wide-open spaces that seem appropriate when talking about ideas emanating from Texas. Ann has a very unique design signature that maximizes space, proportion, and product blending to create unique environments. We talk about her approach to this blending of large spaces and cozy design, modern lines with rustic materials, cosmopolitan ranches, and living room offices. I think Ann has a unique talent for blending and molding space, materials, and color to achieve unique moments in design.Kim Armstrong is a designer out of Dallas. She is fearless with color, surgical in her blending of materials and styles. I became familiar with Kim’s work through a friend in Dallas who is also a designer. When one designer tells me that I have to check out the work of another designer, that is a suggestion to which I cannot say no. And I am glad that I followed up because our conversation was fun, colorful and I think you are going to enjoy it. This is Kim Armstrong in episode number 5 of Lone Star House of Design!Studio|Ten|25 is the Dallas based firm owned and operated by Abbe Fenimore. Abbe has earned a reputation for her playful style and unique interiors. She has earned the nickname, “queen of sorority houses.” I have never before spoken with a designer who specialized in sorority houses. I can tell you, having lived in a fraternity, college housing can take some serious abuse. Abbe has figured out how to preserve the beauty and high performance. She applies these same ideas to her residential and office projects. Abbe and I had a very cool chat about these and other issues that shape design and architecture in the Great State of Texas.Thank you, Ann, Kim, and Abbe, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. Thank you for listening to this episode of Convo By Design.You can also follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship, and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign@outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

This is Lone Star House of Design, a showcase of amazing design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This is a look back at some of the talents making Texas a hotbed for new, amazing, and world-class design. The first episode featured an amazing designer and a really good friend. Tracy Martin Taylor is the principal designer behind Eleven 11 Design. She is also a former boss of mine when I lived in Dallas. Tracy is a creative mind like none I have met before. Her creativity is immense, her compassion, even greater and her skill as a business owner is why Tracy is so successful in this, her second career. Tracy and I discuss our past which led to her design firm, the tough choices she made to get where she is and how the state of design is growing across the Metroplex and beyond.Cindy Aplanalp-Yates is the Principal of Chairma Design Group, an award-winning design firm in Houston. Cindy goes into the game a bit later than most. The family came first, then the business. Cindy and I sat down at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas to talk design, trade shows, and the uniqueness of Texans which makes designing in Texas so much fun. This is Cindy Aplanalp-Yates.I had a great chat with Allison Crawford, founder and principal designer of her eponymous firm Allison Crawford Design in addition to HOTELette, a design/ vacation-rental company. Allison is a highly praised, Austin based designer with a truly unique background and a story about design, business, and real estate. Allison is active in design and real estate investment. She is both a creator and entrepreneur. I truly enjoyed this conversation with Allison and I hope you do as well. Allison is a master creator who blends and bends style to create livable luxury.Thank you, Tracy, Cindy, and Allison, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. Thank you for listening to this episode of Convo By Design. Please make sure you subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss a single episode. You can also follow along, ConvoByDesign.Com and @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram. For show inquiries, sponsorship, and guest inquiries, email me ConvoByDesign at outlook.com. Be well and until next week, keep creating.

What does that really mean, intentional design? Isn’t all design, ‘intentional’? I really thought so prior to speaking with Ashley, but, as I always do through these conversations, I learned something. Intentional has many different meanings to different people. The intent of crafting space with a purposeful goal of blending old and new while crafting a unique space specifically with the individual for whom the space is crafted is an art form that requires a great deal of focus and applied craft. This is Ashley Moore.Thank you, Ashley, I appreciate you. Thank you for listening, I appreciate you as well. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram, and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, be well and keep creating.@MooreHouseInteriors @ConvoXDesign#ConvoByDesign #LoneStarHouseofDesign #AshleyMoore #MooreHouseInteriors #Texas #InteriorDesign

From (literally) Kabul, Afghanistan, rock star (The House of Lords; Giuffria), Lanny Cordola steps aboard the luv bus to talk about the humanitarian efforts he is doing to help young girls in the Middle East. Bringing hope and joy to a population that is traumatized, he is a true hero among us. Visit his charity at www dot miraculouslovekids dot org or check out his YouTube channel (Lanny Cordola).

This is Lone Star House of Design, a showcase of amazing design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This episode features big color, global influence and if you love art, this is for you… With work that can be found from California to Cape Cod to the Caribbean Islands and beyond, Sherry Hayslip is a Dallas based designer with a truly global perspective and an amazing gift for luxury design and art placement. Thank you, Sherry, amazing. Thank you for listening, please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram, and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, be well and keep creating. . . . #ConvoByDesign #SherryHayslip #SherryHayslipInteriors #TexasDesign #InteriorDesign #GlobalDesign

This is Lone Star | House of Design, produced and distributed by the team that brings you Convo By Design with another story about design and architecture from the Great State of Texas featuring Dallas based designer, Lindley Arthur and a chat about the pivot, second careers, and making every opportunity count…If 2020 has taught us anything it's that you have to keep your head on a swivel. Keep an eye out for the next opportunity, maximize the work you’re doing now, and stay busy, keep moving. Lindley Arthur is a design pro who was previously a PR pro. She knows that part of the game and has used that to build her own firm. Smart. This is Linley Arthur.Thank you, Lindley, I appreciate you, your work, and that approach to growth, now more than ever. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram, and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, be well and keep creating.

I’m Josh Cooperman and this is Lone Star | House of Design, produced and distributed by the team that brings you Convo By Design with another story about design and architecture from the Great State of Texas featuring Dallas based designer, Shelly Rosenberg and a chat about meaningful and universal design…Shelly Rosenberg is a kind, purposeful and caring person and these also are core values in her work. Shelly is an advocate for those that need more specialized care and attention to their surroundings. She gives of her time freely to many organizations like Dwelll with Dignity and The Rise School in Dallas which serves children with disabilities and special needs. Shelly is also somewhat of a treasure hunter around Texas and the southwest. So, settle in, start your run, workout or journey through the virtual design center you’re visiting as you listen to this episode with designer, Shelly Rosenberg. A favor as you do, if not already, please subscribe to the show so you you don’t miss an episode of Lone Star House of Design or Convo By Design.Thank you Shelly, I appreciate you, your work and what you do for your community. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, be well and Keep creating.

This is Lone Star | House of Design, produced and distributed by the team that brings you Convo By Design with another story about design and architecture for the Great State of Texas featuring Sara Malek Barney, founder of Bandd Design.Sara is a remarkable talent who brings a number of unique elements to her incredible rise in design, that of a first career in sports and entertainment. She worked for Hollywood powerhouse talent firm CAA, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and then came home to Austin to launch her design firm, Bandd Design. Sara and I talk about her journey and her work, work that is influenced by her Hollywood experience and Texas roots, equally and balanced which makes her work truly unique. You are also going to hear about some of her amazing projects like a kitchen she designed for Ferguson.Enjoy this conversation with Sara and then, catch up on more episodes from both Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design by subscribing to the podcast so you never miss a single episode. It’s really easy, find the shows everywhere you get your favorite podcasts, or ask your smart device to “play Convo By Design podcast” and it will… This is Sara Malek BarneyThank you, Sara, loved this. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram, and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

Luxury living and livable design can both share the same space and designer Traci Connell shares her strategies for making sure both concepts get equal focus in her work. Traci shares her design philosophy and walks us through a few of her projects. You are going to hear how high-end luxury meets easy living. Traci also shares some time and money-saving strategies. Enjoy this conversation with Traci Connell of Traci Connell Interiors and then, catch up on more episodes from both Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design by subscribing to the podcast so you never miss a single episode. It’s really easy, find the shows everywhere you get your favorite podcasts, or ask your smart device to “play Convo By Design podcast” and it will… This is Traci Connell…

Mike and Bryan created Yates Desygn in 2015 and have been practicing in Dallas ever since. Important to know, and you will hear how they hung a shingle in Texas without knowing anyone in Texas. They are going to share how they networked and built their firm from scratch. This is one of those rare firms that offer both interior and landscape services with equal mastery. You will find both southern charm and big-city sophistication in their work. I think that is important right now. I believe that the renewed interest in those moving from highly congested cities like LA, New York and Chicago is growing. I think in the next 3-5 years you will see an absolute explosion in the Texas population. Dallas being its biggest beneficiary. Folks moving in will be looking to blend their contemporary sensibilities with southern charm and The Yates’ are in a very good spot to benefit. This is Mike and Bryan Yates of Yates Desygn.Thank you Bryan and Mike, excellent job, that was fun. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

Studio|Ten|25 is the Dallas based firm owned and operated by Abbe Fenimore. Abbe has earned a reputation for her playful style and unique interiors. She has earned the nickname, “queen of sorority houses.” I have never before spoke with a designer who specialized in sorority houses. I can tell you, having lived in a fraternity, college housing can take some serious abuse. Abbe has figured out how to preserve beauty and high performance. She applies these same ideas to her residential and office projects. Abbe and I had a very cool chat about these and other issues that shape design and architecture in the Great State of Texas.Thank you Abbe, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

This year's Pride month lands during a global pandemic and a national uprising to defend Black lives, which means the LGBTQ community of color is on the frontlines, as always. Maria and Julio speak with Elle Hearns, the executive director of the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, and Nala Simone Toussaint, founder of R.O.A.D, the Reuniting of African Descendants. They talk about the history of struggle and leadership from Black transgender women, and the importance of centering Black trans lives in the movement for justice, and in the media.This episode was reported and produced by In the Thick's New York Women’s Foundation IGNITE! Fellow, Harsha Nahata.ITT Staff Picks: Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard writes for Vice about the history and current revival of the STAR House, created by Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera as a home and sanctuary for trans people in NYC.Nonbinary artist and activist Joshua Allen reflects in this piece for Vox on their journey as an organizer in the fight for Black trans lives, and their participation in the Brooklyn Liberation march on June 14th, which drew out over 10,000 people.Latino Rebels spoke with Fran Tirado and Eliel Cruz, who helped organize the historic Brooklyn march for Black Trans Lives, in this piece by Ana Lucía Murillo. Photo Credit: Nicholas Ortiz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kim Armstrong is a designer out of Dallas. She is fearless with color, surgical in her blending of materials and styles. I became familiar with Kim’s work through a friend in Dallas who is also a designer. When one designer tells me that I have to check out the work of another designer, that is a suggestion to which I cannot say no. And I am glad that I followed up because our conversation was fun, colorful and I think you are going to enjoy it. This is Kim Armstrong in episode number 5 of Lone Star House of Design!Thank you, Kim. That was great and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

Ann Edgerton is an interior decorator and stylist from Austin and we spoke about wide-open spaces which seems appropriate when talking about ideas emanating from Texas. Ann has a very unique design signature that maximizes space, proportion, and product blending to create unique environments. We talk about her approach to this blending of large spaces and cozy design, modern lines with rustic materials, cosmopolitan ranches, and living room offices. I think Ann has a unique talent for blending and molding space, materials, and color to achieve unique moments in design. Thank you, Ann, that was great and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

I’m Josh Cooperman and this is Lone Star | House of Design, produced and distributed by the team that brings you Convo By Design with another story about design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. I had a great chat with Allison Crawford, founder and principal designer of her eponymous firm Allison Crawford Design in addition to HOTELette, a design/ vacation-rental company. Allison is a highly praised, Austin based designer with a truly unique background and a story about design, business, and real estate. Allison is active in design and real estate investment. She is both a creator and entrepreneur. I truly enjoyed this conversation with Allison and I hope you do as well. Allison is a master creator who blends and bends style to create livable luxury. Thank you, Allison Crawford, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

Cindy Aplanalp-Yates is the Principal of Chairma Design Group, an award-winning design firm in Houston. Cindy goes into the game a bit later than most. The family came first, then the business. Cindy and I sat down at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas to talk design, trade shows and the uniqueness of Texans which makes designing in Texas so much fun. This is Cindy Aplanalp-Yates. Thank you, Cindy, that was amazing and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating.

I’m Josh Cooperman and this is Lone Star | House of Design, produced and distributed by the team that brings you Convo By Design with another story about design and architecture from the Great State of Texas. This is the inaugural episode of Lone Star House of Design so I think I should probably back up a bit and explain where this came from for those new to the show. I’m Josh Cooperman, I host and publish Convo By Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture covering Southern California and a bit beyond. I have been hosting and publishing Convo By Design for seven years as of this recording with over 260 episodes of the podcast, 200 videos on the YouTube channel, over 50 live panels, and events produced and I have hosted well over 500 interviews with some of the most amazing and talented creators in the biz today. I am a design enthusiast with a background in broadcasting. I produced a design house here in Los Angeles in 2012, contributed editorial to some of California’s most forward-thinking home decor magazines and I produce panel conversations for design-focused events in California as well. All this being said, I produce Convo By Design and now Lone Star House of Design because I love the design and architecture space. The creators you will hear from on Lone Star House of Design are taking Texas design to new heights through brave choices, incredible creativity, and brilliant business minds. You are going to hear about how they craft their creations as well as their design firms. this is how design is changing the landscape across the great State of Texas, this is Lone Star House of Design. The first episode features an amazing designer and a really good friend. Tracy Martin Taylor is the principal designer behind Eleven 11 Design. She is also a former boss of mine when I lived in Dallas. Tracy is a creative mind like none I have met before. Her creativity is immense, her compassion, even greater and her skill as a business owner is why Tracy is so successful in this, her second career. Tracy and I discuss our past which led to her design firm, the tough choices she made to get where she is and how the state of design is growing across the Metroplex and beyond. Thank you, Tracy Martin Taylor, of Eleven 11 Design, that was fun and I truly appreciate the time. Please subscribe to the show so you catch every episode of Lone Star House of Design and Convo By Design, ask Alexa or Siri, say, “Hey Siri, Play Convo By Design” and she will. You can follow the show on the socials as well, @ConvoXDesign with an “X” on Instagram and check out the YouTube channel for videos from some of your favorite episodes. Thank you for listening and until next week, Keep creating. @ConvoXDesign #LoneStarHOD #Eleven11Design

Today’s special, special guest is Suzy Bureau of GiveBackHack. If you listened to episode 50, you knew this would happen. I was encouraged to share a little more about my story, especially Wild Tiger Tees, and Suzy jumped in to share my experience starting a social enterprise. Wild Tiger Tees came together during a weekend at GiveBackHack in 2018. I, Adam Morris, am the co-founder of this social enterprise where we “empower youth experiencing homelessness with the skills necessary to gain employment through the art of screen printing.” We partner with Star House under their workforce development program called Star Works. Our talk began at a point where I did not have an idea for Wild Tiger Tees or the People Helping People Podcast. In 2006, I was out in London working at a bank after my MBA and was not connecting with my role. If anything, the most meaningful thing to me at that time was my volunteer work with Samaritans for suicide prevention. Once I acknowledged that passion I began trying to build a career around giving back and making an impact. Of course, I didn’t forget to tell Suzy about the oddly comical moment of being let go from that bank job. Until 2016, I wasn’t having any luck with ideas on how I would give back or make an impact. Then I realized that 10 years passed already. I told Suzy about the importance I found in being able to connect with people and what things mean. I discussed my thoughts on being inspired to make a change awhile “thinking into it”. Suzy gave a positive outlook on my choice to look at the strengths and weaknesses of my entrepreneur skills; whether it was looking at experience or exposure to the issue. I discovered that spending 10 years of trying to figure something out on my own was not helping much, and decided I needed to talk to people who were active and engaged in cool work. My only thought was to see where that would take me. With this approach, I was led to the conversation inspiring this podcast. Coincidentally, or maybe not-so-coincidentally, the same approach towards interaction inspired the idea behind Wild Tiger Tees. I enjoyed getting to dig back into the journey with Suzy. Another inspiration behind Wild Tiger Tees came from a staggering statistic. Out of the youth that come into Star House, 90% secure jobs. After revisiting those youth three months later, only 10% still have that job. Wild Tiger Tees began concentrating on better preparing the youth to deal with the real-world workforce. Our focus points are teamwork, communication, effort, and punctuality. The conversation with Suzy had such great momentum, so we split our talk into two episodes. Up next, we get into building an interdisciplinary team, doing the groundwork for your ideas, and making things work. If you want to learn more about Wild Tiger Tees, check out Instagram, Facebook, or the official site.

Ann leads a team that works with local youth experiencing homelessness to provide a safe respite from the streets & crucial connections to stabilize resources.

Heide Rembold is a conscious business activist here in Columbus, Ohio. She’s passionate about reducing waste, making purchasing decisions that have an impact, and social entrepreneurship. She’s just released her holiday guide to purchasing conscious gifts. Heidi runs @consciouscbus on Instagram - highlighting small businesses doing good in central Ohio, with a real focus on conscious living and conscious consumerism. For a long time, Heidi has been digging into social issues here in Columbus. She previously worked at the Star House as a youth advocate -- the Star House is a drop-in centre for youth experiencing homelessness, aged 14-24. She would spend time with the youth to listen to their story and help them in any way that she could. She also has launched a social enterprise called Solar Bean Cafe and is currently looking for a home for her coffeehouse, where she plans to hire at-risk youth and others with barriers to employment. I love her passion for reducing waste and evaluating what you purchase to see where you can make better choices. We both love amazon but recognize that with a little planning you can make choices which support your local economy and have a better net impact on the environment and the community. She's put together this guide to help save you time on finding these opportunities. Check out what she's doing on Instagram, Facebook and on The Conscious Hive! Read Full Transcript [00:00:00]Adam: Welcome to people, helping people, the podcast to inspire greater social change in the business world and give you ideas on how to take action. I'm your host, Adam Morris, and today I'm talking with Heidi rumble, a conscious business activist here in Columbus, Ohio. She's passionate about reducing waste and making purchasing decisions that have an impact, and she's also has plans for our own social enterprise. [00:00:35] She's just released her holiday guide to help you purchase conscious gifts. And I'm very excited to have her on the podcast to talk about easy ways that you can make an impact while you do your holiday shopping. So without further ado, Heidi, welcome on the podcast. [00:00:50] Heidi: Thank you. It's so nice to be here. [00:00:52] Adam: You have quite a social impact mission that you're developing in your life. And I was wondering if we could just start and talk about some of the projects that you're working on. [00:01:01] Heidi: Absolutely. So we can start with, conscious Columbus since that's my kind of most recent and most active one. I started at conscious Columbus too. [00:01:08] Really connect consumers with conscious businesses in Columbus, Ohio. so kind of a little bit of everything, social enterprises, nonprofits, even those small kind of non-classified businesses that actually are giving back with their business in some way or another. So I started that on social media, just an Instagram page, really to get with people, meet new people, and connect everybody together. [00:01:28]I always say, I'm not. Necessarily the creative one behind the scenes doing the arts and crafts, but I am a loud speaker and I'm very passionate so I can really amplify their voice and their existence. so sort of that and just started posting, started getting to meet people. Well, doing a lot of networking with it and then going from there. [00:01:48]we are slowly transitioning into a full blog and a couple of other little fun things that are coming along this holiday season to really highlight those businesses and those people and individuals doing good in Columbus. All right, cool. [00:02:02] Adam: You have big dreams as well. Plans to open a coffee shop down the road, correct? [00:02:05] Heidi: Yes. Yes. I have a social enterprise of my own called the solar bean cafe, and currently we're seeking a home in a small village outside of Zanesville, Ohio. it's an impoverished village with a lot of, social issues going on right now, and they're looking to revamp it.

Many children in Franklin County are born into complex circumstances and work hard to navigate life absent of consistent and thoughtful guidance from a community of caring and engaged adults. The result is "Opportunity Youth", 18-24-year-olds who are unstably housed, not on track to graduate high school or further educational programs, and not earning a sustainable wage. Building on previous research from two previous reports, the Children's Defense Fund has provided a fresh look at Franklin County Opportunity Youth. To reinforce the findings of this report, a diverse cross-section of community partners have come together to ensure that all youth enter adulthood prepared to pursue opportunities to live well. To discuss Opportunity Youth and what's being done to support them, we welcome Tracy Nájera, Ph.D. (Executive Director of Children's Defense Fund-Ohio), Ann Bischoff (CEO of Star House), and host Tonisha Johnson (Reporter at Spectrum News 1). Recorded on September 18, 2019 at the Boat House at Confluence Park in Columbus, Ohio.

Lamar Peoples is the outreach coordinator at the Star House, a drop-in center for youth experiencing homelessness here in Central Ohio. Lamar’s has spent his career on the ground reaching out to people, and he’s put a lot of effort into something that has long been a mystery to me... politics.  Generally, political news drives me nuts, but I’ve always wondered how politics actually works, and how people make a difference through the government. His political career started off with grassroots outreach into the community, knocking on doors.  October 9, 2012, met President Obama on the tarmac when he came into Columbus, Ohio, and was impacted by his presence.  After the election, he became a super volunteer, canvasing through different neighborhoods. And it gave him a first-hand perspective of what people really want from their government.  People want clean air, a livable wage job, and access to decent healthcare.  They want their kids and grandkids to have a good education. One of his colleagues got a job at the statehouse, and he started hanging out with him... which gave him a chance to talk to local politicians of all background.  He was such in the thick of it, he joined an internship in the Ohio House of Representatives.  It really gave him a perspective of the state - it is made of 99 members, all representing various representations. It’s interesting because, on the inside, all the politicians are getting along - they all have to work together.  But then quite often the put a show when they’re on the floor... partly to keep their base in check, to show up for what their base has voted for them on.  He also found it interesting how many different issues people represent, and how there is a lot of negotiating to address a broad range of issue. Over time, Lamar got involved with AmeriCorps and realized he really loves the non-profit sector.  He enjoys finding a mission and creating programming around realizing that mission.  He really has this passion for going out, knocking doors, being that presents, working with politicians and talking about policy. For a while, he went around and let people know about the work Habitat for Humanity does - telling people how they can build a house from the ground up, and get a 15-year interest-free loan... as well as the work they do to educate and help people learn how to be homeowners.  Habitat is a great organization which doesn’t just provide housing but teaches people about how to be successful in their homeownership. He went to work for Danny O’Conner, and found it really insightful working in the statehouse, but wanted more than just an administrative position, so around August of 2017, left to be the outreach coordinator at Star House - a local center for youth ages 14-24 who are experiencing homelessness.  They provide access to food, clothes, counselling, workforce development, (even yoga).  In 2018, they served 1,200 individual youths.  There is an estimate that there are 3,000 - 9,000 in the Columbus area of these youth in any year. He’s run for office, although missed the deadline to be endorsed by the Democratic Party, and without that endorsement, it is very difficult.  But it’s also very challenging... as a young politician, you join a caucus, and a junior member of a caucus focuses largely on getting re-elected.  It’s often based on seniority on who has the greatest voice, so after you’ve demonstrated that you can get re-elected, you slowly develop more and more capabilities to effect policy. Best way to get involved? “Think about what keeps you up at night.  What’s on your mind about what could be better.  Think about it, and about the party that supports it.  Each party has local volunteer events - search in google, and Democratic Party in Franklinton County - and they’ll be eager to talk.  Learn the issues and go from there!”-- Lamar Peoples

Welcome to the Star House Council - please take a seat, sit back, and soak in. Be the #Sponge Connect with the entire Star House Council BELOW! Garrett Adkins: https://www.facebook.com/garrett.adkins.904 Marc Coppola: https://www.facebook.com/marc.coppola1 Luke Kohen: https://www.facebook.com/alokananda.bear Denver Nguyen: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10229239 Connect With The (R)Evolutionary Coach himself, Kevin Orosz Website: https://kevinorosz.com/ Coaching Sessions:https://www.flowstatemastery.com/ FB Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/kevinjorosz/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2HF4b1Vnnpf4No0gOIX3gg IG: https://www.instagram.com/kev_oroszlan/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/KevinOroszYoga?lang=en Mail List: https://mailchi.mp/887d63af86de/kevinorosz Links To Other Platforms to tune in from: Listen to (R)Evolution on TuneIn http://tun.in/pjf16 Check out (R)Evolution with Kevin Orosz https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=336579 Check out (R)Evolution on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0z782QxD5erSHRPft5L2i0?si=jFYLfceSRy2b_dLZb0Ysnw iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/r-evolution-with-kevin-orosz/id1445242339?mt=2 Google Play Music https://play.google.com/music/m/Idwzqqs7ovw6np7hql7kpqrmgoa?t=REvolution_with_Kevin_Orosz  

O que define as pessoas é o seu carátere não a sua cor, religião, opção política ou orientação sexual. É disso que se trata a história da “Revolta de Stonewall”, a liberdade e a beleza de se poder quem se é! Em 1969, os atos homossexuais eram ilegais em quase todos os estados americanos, exceto Illinois. Em junho do mesmo ano a polícia de Nova York, invadiu Stonewall In, um bar gay famoso em Greenwich Village. Não havia bar como Stonewall. Era um oásis na savana. Toda comunidade gay o conhecia e o frequentava. Os bares gays eram os centros sociais da vida gay, como eram as igrejas para os negros no Sul. Era onde eles se sentiam respeitadose aceitos. A instrução que os policiais tinham naquela noite era fechar mais uma vez o Stonewall. Os primeiros policiais que entraramviram que o local estava lotado deram ordem para os gaysirem mostrando os documentos e saindo. Só que dessa vez os gays disseram: - Não vamos sair! Foi o momento Rosa Parks do universo “LGBTQI+”, quando os gays disseram “não”! Antes de Stonewall, não tinha essa história de “se assumir”. Essa ideia era absurda. Ninguém tinha essa coragem. Ser homossexual era motivo de desonra para a família, de dispensa desonrosa no exército, e com isso não era mais possível arranjar emprego. Muitos gays tentavam se suicidar quando percebiam que eram gays. No dia 28 de junho de 2019, completam 50 anos da Revolta de Stonewall. A Revolta de Stone Wall teve nomes importantes, como Marsha P. Johnson e Sylvia Rivera, duas mulheres transsexuais que desde aquele 28 de junho até o fim de suas vidas lutaram em prol das causas LGBTQI+. Chegando a abrir uma casa, a Star House, para abrigar jovens expulsos de casa. Graças a luta dessas pessoas a Comunidade LGBT hoje pode andar mais livremente pelas ruas. Foi mais uma Grande Conquista na História dos Direitos Humanos. Essa é a nossa história de hoje. Espero ter contribuído para que seu dia tenha momentos agradáveis! Se você gostou deixe seu joinha! Conheça as outras histórias do canal e se inscreva, para conhecer as próximas histórias. O Canal “LOUCOS POR BIOGRAFIAS” traz novas biografias toda semana em áudio no podcast ou em videos no youtube e em fotos e texto no intagram. Clique no sininho se quiser ser avisado das próximas histórias. Até mais! (Tânia Barros). REFERENCIAS: - DOCUMENTÁRIO: A Revolta de Stonewall - DOCUMENTARIO: A morte e a vida de Marsha P.Johnson. - BIOGRAFIA: eBiografia -STF (Superior Tribunal Federal) http://portal.stf.jus.br/noticias/verNoticiaDetalhe.asp?idConteudo=414010 #Comunidadelgbt #direitoshumanos #LGBTQI+ #mulherestranssexuais #Sylviarivera #Marshapjohnson #Revoltadestonewall #homossexual #Rosaparks #50anosdarevoltadestonewall $liberdadesexual #opçaosexual #liberdadedegenero #biografia #documentários #história #history #biography #taniabarros #loucosporbiografias --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/loucosporbiografias/message

Marsha P. Johnson was a legend of Christopher Street, a revolutionary trans and LGBTQ+ activist, and a leading figure of Stonewall. Famed for her extravagant floral headdresses, her bright red plastic heels, and her generous spirit, Marsha made a name for herself not just as a drag queen, but as a mother to the queer street and trans youth who needed her. Together with her best friend, fellow trans activist Sylvia Rivera, she created STAR, the Street Transvestite (now Transgender) Action Revolutionaries, and advocated for the rights of the most marginalised of her community. Join us on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots as we celebrate the life of one of Pride's most important figures.Brockell, Gillian “Marsha P Johnson: ‘America’s first transgender statue’ will immortalise Stonewall riots veteran.” Independent, 13 June 2019. Carter, David. Stonewall: The riots that sparked the gay revolution. Macmillan, 2004.Chan, Sewell. “Marsha P. Johnson: A transgender pioneer and activist who was a fixture of Greenwich Village street life.” The New York Times, corrected 8 March 2018France, David, director. The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson. Performance by Victoria Cruz, Marsha P. Johnson (archive), Sylvia Rivera (archive). Netflix.Global Network of Sex Work Projects. “Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries found STAR House.” Global Network of Sex Work Projects,Kasino, Michael, director. Pay It No Mind: Marsha P Johnson. Performance by Martin Boyce, Jimmy Camicia, David Carter. Redux Pictures.Naseef, Zoe. “Stonewall was Started by Trans Women of Colour and We Do Not Appreciate Them Nearly Enough.” Bust,NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project (2017) Activism Before StonewallRiki Wilchins (March 5, 2002) ‘A Woman for Her Time: In Memory of Stonewall Warrior Sylvia Rivera’ The Village VoiceIf you want to support Deviant Women, follow us on: PatreonTwitter @DeviantWomenFacebook @deviantwomenpodcastInstagram @deviantwomenpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Ward talks with Ann Bischoff, CEO of Star House. Star House is the only 24/7, drop-in shelter in central Ohio for homeless youth. https://starhousecolumbus.org/

A Party Mixtape by DJ Mateo Segade FEATURINGUHH: 1. Intro - I do not believe in a revolution, but you all do. I believe in the gay power. I believe in us getting our rights, or else I would not be out there fighting for our rights. That’s all I wanted to say to you people. If you all want to know about the people in jail and do not forget Bambi L'amour, and Dora Mark, Kenny Metzner, and other gay people in jail, come and see the people at Star House on Twelfth Street on 640 East Twelfth Street between B and C apartment 14. The people are trying to do something for all of us, and not men and women that belong to a white middle class white club. And that’s what you all belong to! 2. All for the Gram - Walker & Royce feat. Sophieography 3. Post That - Leikeli47 4. Fire - Sharam Jey & Breaking Beattz 5. Dance - Noizu 6. Rave Alarm - Dombresky & Noizu 7. Tight - Kaskade 8. Redlight - Marten Hørger & SkiiTour 9. True G - Matroda & Brux 10. Like A Girl - Will Clarke + Nick Monaco 11. Hey Pablo - Anti Up 12. The Prince & The Pilgrim (Acid Version) - Lupe 13. Pressure feat. Anna Lunoe (Valentino Khan Remix) - Anna Lunoe & RL Grime 14. Papa (Original Mix) - Foundry 15. They Follow - Stanton Warriors, Foreign Beggars, Stush 16. The Moment - MikeQ 17. Dance Floor (Original Mix) - Chris Royal 18. [BONUS TRAK]

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In this episode we dive deep into investment insight, on how to save for your future. The People Helping People podcast is back after a long break.  Over the last year, I went to Give Back Hack up in Cleveland, and pitched an idea to start a t-shirt screen printing company to employ youth experiencing homelessness.  The idea was selected, a team was formed, and we launched Wild Tiger Tees. Working in partnership with the Star House, we're helping mentor and employ youth in the Columbus area. The youth that we work with are amazing - they're all quite different with each navigating their own challenging situation - and usually without family or mentors giving them feedback or direction. So, I was excited to recored a podcast with a long-time friend, and New Yorker, Alan Grodin, founder of Northern State Financial.  He has a career in financial services, but has been giving back by teaching youth about finance and saving... so I was curious what he does. Alan started his financial services right on the precipice of the tech bubble... and weathered the storm in 2008, when the average stock lost 40% of its value.  He speaks about good savings habits -- but what struck me is that his core message was to build the habit.  In your 20s and 30s, even if you can just save $50 a month - it’s giving you the mindset you need to be successful later on.  On the flip side, he warns to never be fooled by credit cards, and to learn how to use them as tool to only spend what you have... never to accumulate debt with them, because their interest rates are so high that it becomes a very ineffective method of managing your money. I didn’t know this, but when selecting a financial advisor, you can search on FINRA -- (I even checked out Alan) and advisors with more complaints, or those that move between jobs more often, should be treated with suspect. The podcast is packed full of investment advice, and is a great starting point if you have no idea about saving for your future, so tune in!

When you walk around Columbus, one population you don’t encounter are the homeless, but they are here behind the backdrop of the city.  The organization Star House reaches out to specifically help those who are between the ages of 14 to 24 and don’t have permanent housing.  Star house offers a safe place, providing these homeless youth with access to food and basic needs, showers, resources, and counseling.  Not only are they the only research-based drop-in center in the country, but they are also launching a social enterprise to help this vulnerable population get the support they need to get on their feet.  For episode 21, I sat down with Ann Bischoff, CEO of Star House to learn more about their mission and understand better the homeless youth they serve, and some of the challenges they face. The Four Pillars of Stability Ann described the four pillars that people need in order to have stability - housing, transportation, jobs and support from others.  Without any one of these pillars, then the others fall apart. Without transportation or stable housing, it’s hard to get a job.  And without a job, you can’t get housing or afford transportation.  Without support from others, then dealing with the complexities of the three other pillars can be paralyzing.  It's a catch-22. It’s a catch-22. This is why Star House exists - to help set these pillars up, in a way that they’re not going to just collapse after a short period of time. Understand What You Don’t See I think Ann really explained it well that you can drive from the suburbs downtown to work, and never see the epidemic of homelessness in Columbus.  I’m so glad of the work that Star House is done, but it’s so clear that there is so much more to do.  If you want to explore the conversation further, The Columbus Metropolitan Club is having a talk at noon on November 29th about the Unexpected Face of Homelessness: Teens on the Street to explore this topic further.  It’s down at the Boat House at Confluence Park, and you can find more on columbusmetroclub.org. If you would like to find out more about Star House, then visit starhousecolumbus.org, or follow them on Facebook at fb.com/starhousecolumbus.  And, winter is here - if you have spare warm jackets, clothing, blankets or tents for the winter - make a donation!!

Hey kids! Thanks for stopping by. We have a super fun show ahead of us this week. We start off with a meeting with Iceberg Thirteen. He talks of the doings of Episode 100 through his eyes. After that we talk about a Great Movie I saw called Bleed For This. Loved it. Then onto the main event where we catch up on a ton of topics that have slipped through the cracks. It's a lot of fun, Pokemon Go! as well as a couple TROYs. Good stuff for folks who have left us recently.  It's a great show like always, Make sure to tell a friend and make sure to stop by SupportTheReport.com and check out how you can get the ISR Supertape VHS Tape! It's totally worth it! Just do it already! Also hop on over to VirtualDirtmall.com The ISR Superstore and take care of some of your Retro Junk Shopping needs while also supporting The Toys R Us Report.

Join us as we take a look at the early lives of the patron saints of the trans movement, Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P Johnson! We'll examine their beginnings, take a look at what might have gone down at Stonewall, and follow them up to the 1973 Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade! The first in a three part series on Sylvia and Marsha! Works Cited: http://www.workers.org/2006/us/lavender-red-73/ http://www.workers.org/ww/1998/sylvia0702.php http://www.reinagossett.com/on-untorellis-new-book/ http://thespiritwas.tumblr.com/post/19399849610/ten-posts-for-sylvia-riveras-ten-year-memorial http://thespiritwas.tumblr.com/post/43780113854/nyu-occupation-street-transvestites-for-gay-power The Gay Liberation Youth Movement in New York: “An Army of Lovers Cannot Fail” by Stephan L. Cohen