Podcasts about Studio K

Mayor Ed Gainey joins Larry in Studio K to talk upcoming primary election, trash and more.

Rope isn't just about knots—it's about connection, emotion, and the art of shared vulnerability. In this episode, Davide journey of finding purpose in rope, balancing aesthetics and safety, and embracing growth through introspectionDavide, also known as Laodai, is a professional rigger and shibari artist with years of experience teaching, performing, and connecting through rope. He founded Studio K, the first shibari studio in Shanghai, and created Mainland China's first public rope party. Through years of practice, study, and interactions with rope masters worldwide, Davide has refined a style rooted in emotional connection and meaningful experiences. He believes that deep, connective ropes are the most beautiful and fulfilling path to happiness, shaping his distinctive approach to shibari. His ties are clean, minimalistic, and purpose-driven, with the untying process serving as the climax of the connection. Inspired by the rope community around the world, Davide embraces the concept of “1 heart = 1 style.” Similar hearts may lead to similar styles, but every journey should ultimately reflect the individual. This philosophy has helped him embrace the diversity in shibari styles and practices, even those far from his personal vision. Davide sees shibari as fluid and dynamic, adapting his techniques to different people and contexts. Sometimes, this means exploring styles that differ from his usual approach. He continues to study and draw inspiration from the global rope community. Now based in Thailand but frequently traveling across Europe and Asia, Davide is open to collaborations and remains passionate about sharing the beauty of shibari with others. Feel free to contact him for performances, workshops, or artistic projects. Instagram: @laodai.shibariExplore 800+ high-quality rope bondage tutorials taught by world-class instructors: https://shibaristudy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/shibari.study/X: https://x.com/shibari_studyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ShibariStudyFetlife: https://fetlife.com/users/856858

In dieser Samstagsfolge von "Alles auf Aktien" reden wir mit dem Fitness-Fürsten – auch, wenn er diesen Begriff nicht mögen wird. Ist er doch eher der bescheidene Typ. Bescheiden, klug und fit. Gleichwohl: er ist auch Herr über Deutschlands größten Fitnesskonzern, über hunderte Studios. Doch das ist nicht alles, denn auch die Kapitalmärkte sind ihm nicht fremd. Jahrzehnte hat er sich dort getummelt und verbindet jetzt die beiden Welten Fitness und Finanzen wie kein anderer. Unser Gast spricht über sein Workout, den Protein-Hype und gibt eine Peloton-Prognose an. Ein Gespräch mit Jobst Müller-Trimbusch (RSG: McFit, John Reed, Gold's Gym) Wir freuen uns an Feedback über aaa@welt.de. Ab sofort gibt es noch mehr "Alles auf Aktien" bei WELTplus und Apple Podcasts – inklusive aller Artikel der Hosts und AAA-Newsletter.[ Hier bei WELT.](https://www.welt.de/podcasts/alles-auf-aktien/plus247399208/Boersen-Podcast-AAA-Bonus-Folgen-Jede-Woche-noch-mehr-Antworten-auf-Eure-Boersen-Fragen.html.) Disclaimer: Die im Podcast besprochenen Aktien und Fonds stellen keine spezifischen Kauf- oder Anlage-Empfehlungen dar. Die Moderatoren und der Verlag haften nicht für etwaige Verluste, die aufgrund der Umsetzung der Gedanken oder Ideen entstehen. Hörtipps: Für alle, die noch mehr wissen wollen: Holger Zschäpitz können Sie jede Woche im Finanz- und Wirtschaftspodcast "Deffner&Zschäpitz" hören. Außerdem bei WELT: Im werktäglichen Podcast „Das bringt der Tag“ geben wir Ihnen im Gespräch mit WELT-Experten die wichtigsten Hintergrundinformationen zu einem politischen Top-Thema des Tages. +++ Werbung +++ Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? [**Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte!**](https://linktr.ee/alles_auf_aktien) Impressum: https://www.welt.de/services/article7893735/Impressum.html Datenschutz: https://www.welt.de/services/article157550705/Datenschutzerklaerung-WELT-DIGITAL.html

After a 13-year stint at Chicago firm 555 International, Karen Herold, who grew up in Holland, went out on her own, founding Studio K Creative in 2014. A decade since she launched her firm, Herold has made a name for herself with a portfolio that includes restaurants for BOKA Restaurant Group like chef Stephanie Izard's Girl and the Goat in Chicago and Los Angeles and BIÂN wellness cub in Chicago. Next up is a heli-ski project that marries Herold's luxury background with the great outdoors. Here, she she talks about her time as a fashion student, what she learned from her mentor James Geier of 555 International, and building projects with people she admires.Thank you for listening! For more of our great interviews, find us at hospitalitydesign.com.

In this episode, Karen Herold, founder of Studio K, discusses her journey in the AEC industry, the growth strategy of her company, and the importance of diverse mindsets in a team. She delves into hiring practices, finding a niche in design, the role of intuition, and the potential of AI in design.

Für die heutige Diggytalk-Folge waren wir bei Achim Schülke zu Gast. Er ist Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher. Wir kennen ihn aus zahlreichen Serien und EUROPA-Hörspielen. So z.B. als Knolle aus „Bob der Baumeister“, Jokey aus „Die Schlümpfe“ oder auch als Percy in „Thomas und seine Freunde“. Er gibt hier im Interview auch einige seiner Rollen zum Besten.Aber auch unsere ???-Community darf hier hellhörig werden. Achim hat u.a. in Folge 86 „Nacht in Angst“ als Alpha oder auch in Folge 154 „Botschaft aus der Unterwelt“ als Mr. Monroe gesprochen. Apropos…. Mit Jens Wawrczeck hat er bei der Serie „The Prisoner“ zusammengearbeitet, dort hat er Sir Ian McKellen synchronisiert.Wir gehen im Interview auch darauf ein, wie sein Weg zur Schauspielerei bzw. zum Synchron zustande gekommen ist. Was inspiriert ihn bei seiner Arbeit? Hierzu im Interview mehr….Natürlich geschmückt mit zahlreichen Anekdoten u.a. aus seiner Arbeit aus dem Studio Körting aber auch zu seinen zahlreichen weiteren Rollen!Besucht uns auf www.instagram.com/diggytalk/, für mehr Content „Rund um die digitale Welt“. Copyright 2024 DiggytalkDiggytalk ist eine eingetragene Marke von Dominik Grote Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A cantora luso-francesa Madalena Trabuco publicou recentemente dois singles; "Senhora Lua" e "Pura Energia" nas plataformas de streaming. Os dois títulos marcam uma nova etapa da carreira de Madalena Trabuco que se adaptou às mudanças da indústria da música, lembrando que sua aposta é estrear as músicas quando quiser. "Sou produtora das minhas músicas e interessa-me estar directamente ao contacto com o público", defende. RFI: Publicou em Fevereiro o single "Senhora Lua" nas plataformas de streaming. Como foi escrever e gravar este single?Este single é uma canção de amor. Numa noite de reflexão profunda, onde não tinha respostas certas em relação a uma paixão amorosa e pedi à senhora a lua e às estrelas para me ajudar, virei-me para o céu para ter um conselho divino.No ano passado gravou no Studio K novas canções, entre elas "Senhora Lua". Parte das suas experiências para escrever?Não escrevo sempre da mesma forma, mas para este projecto tive a oportunidade de escrever com pormenores o que queria na minha música. Queria uma onda mais pop, com electro, com uma música também que chama a atenção sobre o Brasil, com ritmos de vez em quando reggae. Foi essa mistura que foi criada pelo Lionel Achenza , um compositor do sul da França. Depois eu escrevi as letras deste EP. Foram seis músicas e cada uma delas vão estrear a cada mês.Fala das sonoridades do pop, do electro e do estilo do Brasil. Essa sonoridade do Brasil também se sente ouve no seu sotaque. É propositado?Sim, porque eu gosto muito da música brasileira. Escuto muitas coisas diferentes, mas gosto muito da música brasileira. Para mim foi uma influência directa. Para mim era importante também fazer essa ponte entre França, Portugal e Brasil.Quais é que são as suas influências.Para o Brasil? Vou dizer que é a Maria Bethânia, o Lenine que eu adoro, mas também música reggae do Brasil, como Natiruts ou Cidade Negra que eu gosto muito.Qual é o método que usa para escrever e qual é que é o tempo de gestão das suas músicas?Depende, vai ser muito diferente para cada projecto, mais ou menos um dia ou dois para escrever a letra. Depois temos a elaboração em colaboração com compositores e esse é um aspecto mais mais longo. Depois vamos trabalhar também no estúdio e essa parte pode ser também um, dois dias de gravação  de voz e depois de trabalho de mixagem. Portanto, vamos dizer que para este álbum foi uma reflexão de um ano entre o momento em que eu escrevi, o momento onde eu entrei em estúdio [para gravar] e o momento onde eu estou aqui a falar contigo.Faz música há mais de 20 anos. De onde é que surgiu este desejo de música?Acho que tem a ver com a minha mãe que cantava muito em casa. Tinha sempre muita música, o António Variações e havia também música francesa do Joe Dassin. Os clássicos franceses e também a nossa Linda de Suza que passava muito na rádio nessa altura.Aqui em França?Sim porque eu nasci em França, sou de origem portuguesa porque os meus pais são portugueses, mas eu nasci aqui e cheguei a viver no Porto três anos, na altura de 2000 a 2003.Como é que olha para o seu percurso?Muito cativante com subidas e com descidas. Como se fosse um percurso num monte, mas vejo [o meu percurso] com muita gratidão tudo o que eu vivi, todas as experiências que eu tive e várias e ricas, passando pelas bandas de reggae que eu tive quando eu era muito mais nova no sul da França, mas também no Porto, estive numa banda que se chamava Sativa e eu era vocalista desta banda. Não havia muitos franco-portugueses a fazer reggae. Nessa altura era muito mais rock e era uma época muito mais nesse estilo de música. Foi um momento muito forte para mim começar a música com o Sativa.Uma proposta alternativa na altura?Exactamente. Mais tarde, de volta a França, tive a oportunidade de trabalhar com outros músicos. Criei "Iluminada Sabedoria", que é o primeiro primeiro EP que escrevi também numa vertente mais reggae e mais tarde tive a oportunidade de viver em Paris, escrevi "L'invitation au voyage", que é um outro álbum que me levou a trabalhar com o Warner Music em França, e tive dois temas fortes e bem divulgados na altura nas rádios.Os encontros fizeram com que eu tivesse a oportunidade de fazer o Festival da Canção em 2014 e tive a oportunidade de cantar para esta grande emissão. Foi também um momento de gratidão para mim de viver isso. Mais tarde tive a oportunidade de encontrar um outro músico entre Paris e Marselha no comboio. Esse músico é o criador das guitarras de Tiquetaque dessa música muito conhecida: "Bate forte o tambor" e é a parte da guitarrada era ele que tocava na altura.O contacto foi muito bom, a comunicação foi muito boa e portanto começámos a criar música juntos também e nessa altura estreou "Le Bateau des rêves" com outras sonoridades. Desse encontro com ele, tive a oportunidade de ir para Manaus e cantar com o Orquestra Filarmónica, no Teatro Amazonas. Encontros que nos levam muito longe e que me levou a viver coisas muito bonitas, coisas lindas, como dizia a Sara Tavares.O segundo single que lançou recentemente chama-se "Pura Energia". Depois do EP "Iluminada Sabedoria", "L'invitation au Voyage" em 2012, "Transição" em 2015, muitas colaborações. Está a preparar o próximo disco. Esta é uma nova etapa?É uma nova etapa. Comecei este ano no 2 de Fevereiro com uma música que ouvimos no início da entrevista, que é "Senhora Lua". Este tema que ouvimos agora, "Pura energia", estreou o 20 de Março, como disse um bocado e também regressar à língua portuguesa.Vindo a cantar muito em francês.Canto também em francês e escolhi a língua portuguesa exclusivamente para estas seis músicas. "Pura a energia" tem a ver com a energia pura, a energia que temos em nós, que é para mim a energia do amor, essa energia que vai unir, que vai fazer com que as pessoas fiquem juntas e fujam do medo. Muitas vezes, infelizmente, nós ficamos sempre com medo em relação à actualidade. Tivemos essa guerra com o coronavírus. Para mim, unir-se é pensar que podemos estar juntos, em vez de nos separar e criar uma distância entre populações e entre as pessoas.Os seus dois singles estão disponíveis em streaming. O streaming mudou a forma como a indústria audiovisual se organiza para o bem, mas também para o mal. A abertura de novos canais de transmissão e divulgação da música surgiu como um mercado de produção alternativo, iniciou. Começou a sua carreira há mais de 20 anos, em 1998, acompanhou toda esta transformação da indústria musical. Quais é que são as vantagens e desvantagens neste novo meio que é sua aposta neste momento?Nós somos obrigados, como músicos, de nos adaptar do que está a acontecer hoje em dia. Não temos o controlo realmente nesse movimento de música, de indústria musical. A minha aposta é estrear as músicas como eu quero. Eu sou produtora hoje das minhas músicas, estar directamente em contacto com o público e também com os médias para mim é muito importante. Acho que o que estamos a viver agora é extraordinário porque da possibilidade de independência e liberdade. Mas, paradoxalmente, temos 70.000 músicas que saem todos os dias. Uma música minha ou a música de qualquer outra cantora ou outro cantor é muito difícil de se destacar.Há muita concorrência?Muita.Hoje é preciso um simples toque no telefone para ouvir todas as músicas que quisermos por pouco mais de 10 euros, que é a mensalidade destas aplicações. As plataformas representam hoje 80% do consumo de música, geram 65% das receitas da indústria de música. Há cada vez menos pessoas a comprarem discos. Do que é que vivem os músicos? É suficiente estar nas plataformas? Existe um equilíbrio de receitas entre difusores, produtores, músicos?A difusão não leva a ganhar dinheiro para o artista, realmente não. O Snoop Dogg, que é um grande cantor americano que toda a gente, mais ou menos toda a gente conhece, anunciou há poucos dias atrás. 'Eu já tenho não sei quantos milhares de streaming, só recebi 10.000 $'. Em relação ao dinheiro, é muito pouco, não é? E as vistas que nós temos nas plataformas. Hoje em dia para se viver e se viver bem e ir ao contacto do público no palco.Dar concertos?Exactamente.E qual é que é o lugar da mulher nesta indústria da música?É uma indústria muito masculina ainda e acho que tem cada vez mais mulheres que se destacam, mas não é assim tão fácil.Continua a ser mais difícil do que para músicos homens?Eu sempre caminhei na música desde os meus 16 anos, tenho essa capacidade de me adaptar em relação à vida, em relação às épocas e também em relação aos músicos que eu encontro. Eu acho que tem muito a ver também com a capacidade de puxar para si as pessoas certas, Tudo é complicado hoje em dia, eu não acho que tenho uma profissão mais fácil do que uma outra. Também não é? E temos que insistir para guardar ou manter o nosso lugar como mulher e como mulher que tem qualquer coisa a dizer e tem mensagens para divulgar. Portanto, que seja na música ou num outro sistema ou outra profissão para mim não é sempre fácil, mas temos que ir para a frente."Via da Missão" vai ser publicada no próximo dia 25 de Abril. Que mensagem é esta? Eu queria falar do nosso caminho de vida, onde vamos estar muito preocupados com tristeza ou dificuldades numas experiências de vida e não vamos entender o que estamos a viver nesse momento. Eu acho que a alma sabe muito bem, o que estamos a experimentar, o que estamos a viver e portanto, a nossa alma vai gostar do processo da experiência e vai gostar de viver isso tudo porque vamos sair mais, mais fortes, mesmo que seja difícil. Muitas vezes não temos essa capacidade de ver, mas é só depois de ter experimentado umas coisas difíceis ou bonitas que vamos conseguir ter uma outra visão da nossa vida.Essa música "Via da missão" é a via de missão que nós temos todos. Eu fui apanhada pela música, mas poderia ter sido muitas outras coisas, pode ser a missão de ser uma boa mãe, um bom pai, um bom Presidente, um bom padeiro. Para mim, cada um temos uma missão e temos que ser conscientes de cada passo par ser cada vez melhor.A música sai a 25 de Abril, porque?Nós não estaríamos aqui se não tivesse havido esta história. Somos franco-portugueses a ter essa dupla nacionalidade. Todo esse movimento de imigração passou por um momento muito difícil, que nós não queríamos mais viver. Temos essa força de olhar o passado. Portanto, 25 de Abril, para mim tem tudo a ver com a via da missão, a nossa missão de aceitar os momentos, as experiências, quando elas estão presentes.

Was die Berliner von den Kündigungen gegen Rechts einer Fitnessstudio-Kette halten, wollte Roy Grassmann wissen.

In Chapter 2 of "Crucifixion of the Ghetto" dancehall culture takes front stage. To get a hit "You haffe fit" loosely translated from Jamaican patios means to get a hit you have to be fit. During that fist year of recording at Studio K, those lyrics from the 1985 Black Uhuru song "Fit you Haffe Fit" had become a mantra, a catch phrase at the studio to always be alert, aware, attuned to both mentally and physically. Now that Henry K and Bigga Staar are venturing into the world of Dancehall Music, those lyrics are more useful than ever.Produced by Henry K in association with Voice Boxx Studio Red Hills, JamaicaGuest vocals by Patrick "Curly Loxx" Gaynor, Hayden "Bush" Campbell Steve "Bigga Staar" Briskman Intro by Michelle "Kim" Yamaguchi Home | ROOTSLAND Reggae Music, Podcast & Merchandise "Wear Your Culture" Rootsland is proud to partner with Osiris Media "the leading storyteller in music." Welcome to Osiris Media - Osiris - The leading storyteller in music. Rootsland is proud to be sponsored by Age Verification - Sunset Lake CBDcover photo by Brian Jahn Brian Jahn (@brianjahnphoto) • Instagram photos and videosfeatured songs: "Fit you Haffe Fit Dub" Black Uhuru courtesy of BMG music "Fit" feat Bradley Brown Bigga Staar & Delly Ranks Girlz feat. Dr Marshall & Bigga Staar

FIFA und Electronic Arts haben sich in der Vergangenheit getrennt. Dennoch planen die FIFA-Verantwortlichen, der Spielreihe mit einem anderen Publisher neues Leben einzuhauchen. Fans spekulieren über potenzielle Partner.

Local videograper Chelsea Scherer is in Studio K to talk about starting her own videography business, working in the community and the phenomenon of Anthony Bourdain and green screen ideas. Find us here BONN PARK

Design enthusiasts won't want to miss this episode! This discussion takes a deep dive into the unique partnership between Sunda and Studio K, uncovering the inspirations and challenges that have shaped their journey. Discover how the design elements have set each Sunda location apart from the rest and how the team conceptualizes their "muse" for each space, drawing influence from local elements that make each venue truly unique.The Design Board, by UpSpring, is a proud member of SANDOW Design Group's SURROUND Podcast Network, home to the architecture and design industry's premier shows.

Einbruch, Entführung, Erpressung: Bei diesem actionreichen Abenteuer geht es ordentlich zur Sache. Sogar Mord durch Magie scheint möglich. Und dann ist da auch noch der rote Bill… Verstörend! Kofferraum-Kind Peter hält seine Fans in Atem (immerhin die, denn er hat ja nur noch wenig Luft). Karl-Ulrich-DanielDüsentrieb-Grobi Meves ist der Star dieser Folge, zusammen mit ‚der schwarze Ritter‘-Christian Rode. Andreas Fröhlich findet heraus, dass „Die drei ??? und der magische Kreis“ beinahe eine TKKG-Folge geworden wäre – zumindest bei dem ursprünglich geplanten Titel. Wieso sprechen im Studio Körting die drei Jungs mit Jacken über ihren Köpfen? Warum denkt Kai Schwind stets an eine fettige Snack-Salami aus den 80ern? Und wer hat die gestohlenen Filmbänder von Madeline Brainbitch? Oh! …Pardon. Jetzt leckt jede*r Dru(i)denfuß-Fan noch einmal an der Tollkirsche und schon geht´s los mit diesem Bobcast. Ihr habt Fragen, Wünsche oder Anregungen? Dann schickt einfach eine E-Mail an: bobcast@dreifragezeichen.de „Haschimitenfürst – Der Bobcast“ ist ein Podcast von EUROPA, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Germany GmbHIdee: Andreas Fröhlich/ Regie & Konzeption: Ralf Podszus/ Moderation: Kai Schwind und Andreas Fröhlich/ Titelmusik: Jan-Friedrich Conrad/ Redaktion: Jens Nimmerrichter/ Produktion: Carina Schwarz/ Management & Koordination: Nina Schulze Pellengahr/ Redaktion Sony: Maike Müller/ Covermotiv: Aiga Rasch (Illustrationen), Tom Presting (Gestaltung), Christian Hartman, Haakon Dueland (Fotos)/ Eine Produktion von PodeverInformationen und Codes zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/Bobcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Complementamos nuestro reciente especial sobre la Batmanía de 1989 con algunas anécdotas más y con el testimonio de: - Alaska (sí, Alaska de Fangoria) - Borja Crespo: gestor cultural, crítico y hombre renacentista. - David Baldeón, dibujante de Marvel - Luis Bustos, cocreador de la serie de cómic Garcia - Diana Fernández, mangaka del Studio Kôsen - Bruno Soi, periodista especializado en videojuegos. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Julie est designer de marque et fondatrice du Studio Kāhi. Passionnée de dessin depuis sa tendre enfance, Julie se spécialise dans les arts plastiques dès le lycée avant de s'orienter dans le design pour ses études supérieures. Elle rejoint l'Ecole de Design de Nantes Atlantique et se spécialise dans la création de produits physiques. Julie revient sur sa spécialisation et les stages qu'elle a suivi dans cette voie. Elle fait son premier stage dans la création de mobilier. Malheureusement, elle est rapidement confronté à un décalage : le milieu favorise l'approche esthétique à l'approche itérative. Il n'y a pas de réflexion sur l'utilisation de l'objet par des personnes ou dans son environnement. Ensuite, elle travaille sur la création de produits de grande consommation. Mais là encore, elle est déçue par l'absence d'approche itérative dans la création d'objet. Après ces expériences, Julie fait une pause d'un an en Australie. L'occasion de se pencher sur ses réflexions et ses doutes durant cette période. Son voyage lui redonne confiance, lui apporte la certitude qu'elle veut travailler dans le design et la fait également réfléchir sur le salariat et le freelancing. A son retour en France, la recherche d'emploi est plus compliquée que prévu : les entreprises préfèrent prendre des personnes plus qualifiées. Mais, un ami a elle lui propose de travailler sur la marque et le site internet de son entreprise. C'est à ce moment qu'elle se lance dans l'entrepreneuriat. Julie a acquis des bases de graphisme en école. Néanmoins, ce n'était pas ça spécialité. Elle apprend alors en pratiquant et en regardant ce que font les autres. Après un an, elle a la certitude qu'elle veut être indépendante, mais une opportunité se présente à elle : rejoindre l'agence Frog en tant qu'Experience Designer. Elle y apprend de nouvelles compétences, mais n'accroche pas forcément au côté technique du design d'interface. En parallèle, elle se voit imposer des projets par l'agence ; projets avec lesquels elle n'est pas forcément alignés. C'est après cette expérience que Julie réalise qu'elle veut faire du design graphique et surtout le faire en tant qu'indépendante. Elle fonde alors le Studio Kāhi. Elle aide les marques de produits physiques à développer leur identité de marque. Attachée à ses convictions et ses valeurs, Julie ne travaille qu'avec des marques éthiques. Pour trouver ces marques, Julie partage énormément son travail et ses méthodes via les réseaux sociaux. Elle passe aussi beaucoup de temps à expliquer son métier sur Instagram, afin que les clients qui la contactent sachent à quoi s'attendre. Cela permet à Julie de gagner énormément de temps et de ne pas à avoir à éduquer ses clients en commençant un projet. Dans cet épisode, Julie nous expose également sa manière de travailler et d'accompagner ses clients. Elle revient dans le détail sur chaque étape, sur sa manière de procéder et sur la valeur qu'elle apporte à ses clients. En parallèle de son activité de design graphique, Julie a créé la formation en ligne The Design Flow pour aider les autres designers graphiques à mettre en place un processus client solide et se positionner en tant qu'expert. Enfin, on parle de Balade Créative, le podcast de Julie. Un format lui permet de parler de graphic design dans le détail et d'aborder des sujets complexes et complets. Les ressources de l'épisode Studio Kāhi Bande à part In Power Guerre de Business Pour contacter Julie Instagram Pour soutenir le podcast, n'hésite pas à mettre ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ sur Apple Podcast ou Spotify pour aider les autres designers à découvrir le podcast 

Chris und Markus kommen von der Eisenbahn zu fragwürdigen Bootsfahrten und dem anschliessenden Essen in absoluter Dunkelheit und besprechen dabei ein besonderes Projekt von Nils und Andreas Ruch. Danach geht es in eine neue Ausgabe des Drei Fragezeichen Fan-Specials. In dieser besonderen Folge aus dem Hörspiel-Studio Körting, diskutieren Markus mit Ida und Nils von DER VINYLIST und Karin Lieneweg, Schauspielerin, Synchronsprecherin und Hörspielsprecherin, u.a. auch bekannt als Tante Mathilda aus den Drei Fragezeichen Hörspielen, jede Menge Themen zu den drei Detektiven. Dabei kommt es neben ganz persönlichen Themen auch zu der ein oder anderen Überraschung... Euch erwarten jede Menge spannende Themen und natürlich wieder einiges an guter Musik. Weitere Folgen des Fan-Specials zu den drei Fragezeichen erscheinen in unregelmäßigen Abständen, in der die große Welt von den drei Fragezeichen unter die Lupe genommen wird und der Hörerschaft so einen Einstiegs- und Orientierungspunkt mit Unterstützung von ausgesuchten Gästen bietet.

Grace Wood and James Watts preview upcoming Scene features, including the 50th anniversary of Catoosa's Route 66 Blue Whale; monarch butterflies migration; the latest full Tulsa Ballet; and more. Related content: Tulsa Ballet's Creations in Studio K to open 66th season Arts Scene: 'Driving Miss Daisy,' Viano Quartet Do the Twist: New shop brings flavors of India to pizza Upcoming features: Blue Whale at 50: Here's the origin story and peek at what's in store for quirky Route 66 attraction Celebrate the migration of monarch butterflies at Turkey Mountain Step by Step: Choreographers discuss their 'Creations' for Tulsa Ballet Good as new: The HBA's Home Remodeling Showcase returns for its 22nd year Scene Writer Jimmie Tramel: Email | Twitter | Follow his stories Scene Writer Grace Wood: Email | Twitter | Follow her stories Scene Writer James Watts: Email | Twitter | Follow his storiesSupport the show: https://tulsaworld.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This season will mark the 15th anniversary of the company's Studio K performance space, which is a smaller, more intimate venue dedicated to exhibiting new and recent works.

Chris beschwert sich über Sand im Shuttle und wird daraufhin von Markus zu einem besonderen Cocktail eingeladen. Nach einer Reise über Hawai nach Hamburg in Begleitung eines Orchesters, geht es anschliessend in eine neue Folge des Drei Fragezeichen Fan-Specials. In dieser besonderen Folge aus dem Hörspiel-Studio Körting in Hamburg, diskutieren Markus mit Ida und Nils von DER VINYLIST sowie der Hörspielkönigin Heikedine Körting über eine Vielzahl von Themen, bei denen es u.a. auch um die Drei Fragezeichen und deren Sprecher geht. Während ein einzigartiges Wesen seine Kreise an der Studiodecke dreht, bietet Frau Körting Markus statt seiner gesuchten Schallplatte ein Paar Haifisch Socken an und ändert gegen Ende der Sendung kurzerhand das Vinylopresso Drehbuch... Euch erwarten jede Menge spannende Themen und natürlich wieder einiges an guter Musik. Weitere Folgen des Fan-Specials zu den drei Fragezeichen erscheinen in unregelmäßigen Abständen, in der die große Welt von den drei Fragezeichen unter die Lupe genommen wird und der Hörerschaft so einen Einstiegs- und Orientierungspunkt mit Unterstützung von ausgesuchten Gästen bietet.

STUDIO K - Julius Caesar (Prism Productions) JUL 16 2022 by Hunters Bay Radio

STUDIO K - Julius Caesar (Prism Productions) JUL 16 2022 by Hunters Bay Radio

TECH CLUBBERS PODCAST W/ R/D/V Luca Redivo, in art R/D/V, is an Amsterdam-based audio engineer and Techno DJ/Producer who discovered his passion for music at an early age. Starting from his position of vinyl lover and careful researcher of sophisticated music, he soon came into contact with the Italian and European club culture. His Dj sets and productions are focused on a refined sound that vary between the most obscure Berlin Techno shades; they are characterized by organic drums and analogue synths. He is part of the RRVRNT booking agency and has lately performed for Drone Existence, Atomar Audio, Cosmonauts Athens, Echobox and Studio/K. TRACKLIST: Giri - Enter [ Evod ] Slight Function - Mistaken Identity [ MindTrip ] Black Crow - Apnea [ Monark ] Divide & NO! - Snrg2 [ Evod ] A.Morgan - Synapse [ Newrhythmic ] Filip Xavi - Quicksand [ MindTrip ] Esteban Miranda - Eternal Confinement [ Monark ] Yant - Hydro 4 [ Blackaxon ] Albert Chiovenda - Changing Front ( Stanislav Tolkachev 4x4 Remix ) [ Music From Exo Planet ] Augusto Taito - Rewerth [ KSR ] Pyramidal Decode - Zinc [ Monark ] Divide - Termosfera [ MindTrip ] RNGD - Chasing Spirits [ Anaøh Records] Klotz - Cycle Density [ West Rules ] VIL & CRAVO - Santa Apolonia [ Hayes ] R/D/V - Crater [ West Rules ] Divide - Prima [ Evod ] Follow R/D/V here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lucaredivoRDV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rdv_audio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lucaredivo Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/rdv/664284 Contact: rrvrnt@outlook.com

This weekend we are in Netherlands

Au programme de l'émission du 01 juin : reportage au FICAM, le Festival international du cinéma d'animation de Meknes, qui s'est déroulé le mois dernier à l'Institut français de Meknes. Cinéma d'animation - reportage d' Yves Bouveret – c'est vers 05 mn Le Festival international du cinéma d'animation de Meknes (FICAM) s'est déroulé du 06 au 11 mai à l'Institut français de Meknes, au Maroc. Cet important festival, qui rayonne sur tout le Maroc et plus largement sur le continent africain accueille de nombreux réalisateurs (Michel Ocelot, Florence Miailhe, Carlo Vogele...), organise de nombreux débats et rencontres, reçoit plus de 25 000 spectateurs, petits et grands. Yves Bouveret, présent sur le festival qui fêtait ses 20 ans,, en a profité pour interviewer :  Mohamed Beyoud, directeur artistique du FICAM Lyliane Dos Santos, directrice de l'Institut français de Meknes Wida Chraibi, secrétaire générale de la fondation Aïcha, co-organisatrice du FICAM Adja Soro, éditrice jeunesse (Voyelles éditions) et productrice de films d'animation (Studio Kâ) en Côte d'Ivoire, membre du jury du FICAM Soumaya, employée de l'Institut français, co-organisatrice du festival du livre de jeunesse, La cigogne volubile, qui avait lieu quelques jours après le FICAM -Les infos sur le FICAM : https://ficam.ma/ Les enfants font leur cinéma - chronique – c'est vers 40 mn La 24e édition du festival Les enfants font leur cinéma, organisé par le cinéma Le Trianon à Romainville, se déroule du 3 au 12 juin. Comme chaque année, ce festival est préparé, animé et présenté par les enfants, en partenariat avec les écoles et centres de loisirs des villes de Romainville et de Noisy-le-Sec. Avant-premières, spectacles, invités spéciaux, films rares, animations, surprises, le programme est riche. On écoute la bande sonore du teaser réalisé par des enfants en classe de CM1. -Les infos sur le festival : https://www.cinematrianon.fr/festivals/festival-les-enfants-font-leur-cinema Des albums - chronique de Véronique Soulé – c'est vers 45 mn Deux albums traduits par Jean-Baptiste Coursaud, le premier du danois, le second du norvégien : -Et soudain, de Rebecca Bach-Lauritsen, illustré par Anna Margrethe Kjaergaard, éditions Format, mars 2022, à partir de 4 ou 5 ans -Edouard et Patoune, d'Espen Dekko, illustré par Mari Kanstad Johnsen, Albin Michel Jeunesse, janvier 2022, à partir de 3 ou 4 ans Le 1er juin des écritures théâtrales jeunesse – chronique – c'est vers 50 mn Parmi les événements programmés pour cette manifestation nationale initiée par Scènes d'enfance-Assitej France, coup de projecteur sur Présence, un projet de « cartes postales sonores », réalisées par Emmanuelle Soler. Elles sont constituées d'extraits de textes de théâtre jeunesse lus par des enfants ou des jeunes, et diffusées sur Radio Agora (web radio de la ville de Nanterre), dans le cadre de l'émission Minute Papillon ! Diffusion du best-off de Présence. -Pour écouter toute la série Présence : https://soundcloud.com/emmanuelle-soler -Site du 1er juin des écritures théâtrales jeunesse : http://www.1erjuinecriturestheatrales.com/   Grands livres pour petites personnes - chronique de Elsa Gounot - c'est vers 65 mn - L'oiseau en moi vole où il veut, de Sara Lundberg, traduit du suédois par Jean-Baptiste Coursaud, éditions La Partie "Un portrait de la peintre Berta Hansson dans son adolescence dans une ferme de la campagne suédoise au début du XXe siècle." Lecture - par Lionel Chenail - c'est vers 70 mn  - Nulle part où poser sa tête, de JJ Bola, traduit de l'anglais par Antoine Bargel, Mercure de France, janvier 2022 On a écouté - Cinématographe  - Boris Vian – 1956 - Belleville rendez-vous [Benoit Charest] – M – Les Triplettes de Belleville, film de Sylvain Chomet - CD, 2003 - L'ami - Xavier Stubbe – On marche sur la tête – Livre-CD, L'autre distribution, 2019 - Papillon, viens dans maison – Alain Schneider – Minute papillon ! – CD, Victorie Music, 2017   ------------------------------------------- N'hésitez pas à nous envoyer vos informations (ou juste un petit message, ça fait toujours plaisir !) à elephant@aligrefm.org  

STUDIO K - MAY 22 2022 by Hunters Bay Radio

Ahoi und Willkommen in der entspannten Folge mit Brownie und seinen Top 5 Produkten. Dazu noch Geschichten aus der Welt eines Studio Künstlers. Ohren auf, Hose auf, Brownie ist da!

Willkommen in der Studio-Küche – oder war es doch eher der Pferdestall? Es gibt heute nämlich Pferdeäpfel! Aber keine Sorge: Hinter dem unappetitlichen Namen steckt ein köstliches Gebäck. Außerdem: Wieso kann man aus Wassereis den Geschmack (und die Farbe) raussaugen und bei Milcheis nicht? Was ist Reispapier? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Saft und Nektar? Und warum hat man Tomaten auf den Augen?

On May 6 join Shannon Claire. Genevieve Randall and guests for lively conversations about: Rachel Barton Pine's performance in Lincoln; Renee Fleming's performance with Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra; Lincoln Community Playhouse's production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat;" WNCC Instrumental Music's "Jump, Jive & Swing" in Scottsbluff; Studio K's First Friday in Grand island;" and two new exhibitions at WallSpace-LNK Fine Arts Gallery & Salon in Lincoln. Also, poetry this week from R.P. Smith and a look at Cinco de Mayo events in Omaha.

On May 6 join Shannon Claire. Genevieve Randall and guests for lively conversations about: Rachel Barton Pine's performance in Lincoln; Renee Fleming's performance with Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra; Lincoln Community Playhouse's production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat;" WNCC Instrumental Music's "Jump, Jive & Swing" in Scottsbluff; Studio K's First Friday in Grand island;" and two new exhibitions at WallSpace-LNK Fine Arts Gallery & Salon in Lincoln. Also, poetry this week from R.P. Smith and a look at Cinco de Mayo events in Omaha.

STUDIO K - Hike For Hospice MAR 27 2022 by Hunters Bay Radio

STUDIO K - Marcy Hill (Door Youth Centre) FEB 27 2022 by Hunters Bay Radio

Food! Who likes it? Everybody! Do we need it to live? Probably! In this episode recorded in Studio K (the kitchen table), we talk a variety of food-related topics; what we like; what we hate; and why do Brussels Sprouts still exist? Also, we look at Eurovision songs from Spain and Italy. No comment. ‪Leave […]

IN QUESTA PERIPATETICA PUNTATA: SANREMO, IACCHETTI E SALVINI POSITIVI, MATTARELLA DEMOCRISTIANO, SCUOLA DEMOLITA A NAPOLI, ENZO IL RAPPER EMERGENTE, I SUPEREROI ITALIANI, STUDIO K.

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Our guest is Marcello Angelini, the artistic director of Tulsa Ballet. The company will present its annual "Creations in Studio K" program -- which is devoted, as ever, to new works only -- through September 19th; the Studio K space is located at 1212 East 45th Place in Tulsa. This year's rundown includes world premieres from both Yury Yanowsky and Katarzyna Kozielska, as Angelini tells us. Also on the bill is a performance from TBII, which is the second company of Tulsa Ballet. They're offering a world premiere by the award-winning choreographer Stephanie Martinez. More information is posted online here .

Charlie Watts was my favorite drummer. I emulated the way he played and fit in to the world's greatest rock band. So I was caught off guard when I heard he had passed right before my show. I switched gears and dropped usual format (except the music) and read tributes and quotes from all corners of the world after each musical set. For me, it was the natural thing to do. We certainly didn't stop the great rock n' roll music and hoped it would honor Charlie. Guess what? The Stones were represented even though it was recorded a week before 'Let's Spend the Night Together' fit in nicely.Adam Ant from the British invasion, the Queen, Aretha, new one from Willie Nile, Sam and Dave, Cocktail Slippers with their latest. Bo Diddley and Alanis were up on stage. 'Baby Ruth' is finishing up redecorating Studio K up in the mountains and soon will be coming back to the valley, but says the show will be up a little earlier by 3:00 EST.Shout out to Move It Self Storage, Storage Solutions and our pals at Storelocal.#rollingstones #myfavoritedrummer Harry and the Wilder Crew

On date nights we put the Radio Wilder library on shuffle and occasionally I will pick up tunes that really hit me (after 1-2 drinks) maybe!!. Well on this particular night, they just keep rolling and I raced to my studio to write ‘em down. The next morning I checked out the list and there were 14 songs! The most ever so I started the show with the 14 just in the same order they were in. Honey Hush by Sweden's Boppin Steve, The Turtles, Mary Wells with her beautiful voice, Zac Brown, & Imagine Dragons. We are always diverse and this show will reflect that in spades! Our request is from John Hummel, he wants a little Link Wray, brand new from Dee Gees that's right! Not a typo!!Floyd Cramer is the sticky and you will hear why he is in both the Rock'nRoll and Country Music Halls of Fame.Baby Ruth is back in Studio K, so despite her fixing up her RV for a trade in and fighting to get her house back from her son, the show will be blasting by 3:22 Eastern!Shout out to Atomic Storage and RV of Sacramento. Also to StoreLocal for the new Hummingbird integration! One more for our new fan Dillion from Rotterdam! Rock on with RadioWilderlive.com  #datenightshuffle  #musicmakestheworldgoround Harry and the Wilder Crew!

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Hello, friends! This month, we're gabbing about THEME PARKS, a subject Sarah and Bryn have a lot of experience with.   Question 1: What was your favorite Theme Park experience as a kid, teen and adult?   Kid   Not Afraid: Bryn begins with the tale of the time her former fighter pilot father took her on her first upside-down roller coaster, the Corkscrew at Knott's Berry Farm in ‘80s Buena Park, California. Risk-taker: Sarah's also got a roller coaster memory for us: When it came to amusement park time for the Heitman family, the formula was Sarah and dad bonding on roller coasters, and her mom enjoying watching them from a bench with a nice coffee. Sarah's first experience was on The Rattler at Fiesta Texas, a wooden roller coaster.    Teen    Living in an ‘80s movie: Bryn takes us for a trip to a slightly alarming teenage memory of her 8th grade field trip to Disneyland, but redeems herself with tales of sultry summer nights at all-ages dance club Studio K at Knott's Berry Farm. Bryn didn't know this at the time of our recording, but found out that Studio K was located in the Fiesta Village esplanade where Jaguar! now stands.  Sweet freedom: As a member of marching back from middle through high school, Sarah has plenty of band trips to various theme parks under her stylish belt. And she remembers this great sense of freedom, being unleashed at the parks without chaperones clinging tight: You're given your stipend of money to spend and a time to return to the bus. Have at it! She felt like flying.  Biggest ride memory: Batman: The Ride for the first time. And the soundtrack theme was pumping through the line, it was at night, and it was very, very cool.    Adult   Moving to LA = Theme parks galore: Sarah discovered that when your new college friends have annual passes to Disneyland, you get an annual pass and become a regular. And she discovered that her favorite Knott's Berry Farm is actually Knott's Scary Farm.    Moms and Kids and Solo Moms: Of course, one of Bryn's favorite things about theme parks has to be getting to take her kids there for the first time and watching their relationship with the parks evolve as they get older. An unexpected second discovery has been the joy of going to theme parks alone, which has been a gift to herself that has made a big impact on her.    Extra: Bryn likes themed stuff: Clifton's Cafeterias, Old World, Madonna Inn   Question 2: What do we want to learn about Theme Parks?   Bryn dug into the difference between an amusement park and a theme park.  This article from Theme Park Insider gives a good definition of a theme park.  An amusement park generally is a large outdoor area with fairground rides, shows, refreshments, games of chance or skill, and other entertainments. American amusement parks came out of the idea of the  “pleasure gardens” of Europe. A theme park is an amusement park that's organized and built around a particular theme or group of themes.   Sarah brings us the 411 on roller coasters! History: Where did they come from? Engineering! How does a roller coaster work? Reading: Newton's first law of motion Extra credit: Weightlessness   Extra credit: Weightlessness   Question 3: What are you excited about regarding Theme Parks, especially now that they have reopened after a long period of closure?   Sarah is super-digging how Disney California Adventure's new Avengers Campus is mirroring the Disney+ shows and changing up characters and interactions   Bryn is looking forward to being more present when she's at the parks and appreciating the privilege of being there. And both of us are excited about getting dressed up in fun outfits/Disneybounds, and packing our bags with just the right stuff to optimize our day. Especially big scarves.   BONUS Question: What's your favorite immersive Theme Park experience?   Sarah relates her experience of walking into Be Our Guest, the Beauty and the Beast restaurant in New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. It was literally walking IN TO the beauty and the beast film's ballroom.  Bryn cheated and said the Exploratorium's Tactile Dome in San Francisco. We'll all have to forgive her.     About Totally Tell Me Everything   Two friends, one fun topic, three burning questions = lots of fun conversation! Each month we pick a topic and ask each other three questions about it - we learn about the subject, our past and each other. So come sit by us and we'll totally tell you everything!   How To Listen on the Go:   Listen now and leave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google Podcasts | RSS   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave a podcast rating and review!!   Social Media   Instagram: http://instagram.com/totallytellmeeverything Sarah: http://instagram.com/jeditink Bryn: https://www.instagram.com/brynane/ Join the Skywalking Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/488002904732240/   Subscribe to the Skywalking Network Newsletter    

Hello, friends! This month, we're gabbing about THEME PARKS, a subject Sarah and Bryn have a lot of experience with.   Question 1: What was your favorite Theme Park experience as a kid, teen and adult?   Kid   Not Afraid: Bryn begins with the tale of the time her former fighter pilot father took her on her first upside-down roller coaster, the Corkscrew at Knott's Berry Farm in ‘80s Buena Park, California. Risk-taker: Sarah's also got a roller coaster memory for us: When it came to amusement park time for the Heitman family, the formula was Sarah and dad bonding on roller coasters, and her mom enjoying watching them from a bench with a nice coffee. Sarah's first experience was on The Rattler at Fiesta Texas, a wooden roller coaster.    Teen    Living in an ‘80s movie: Bryn takes us for a trip to a slightly alarming teenage memory of her 8th grade field trip to Disneyland, but redeems herself with tales of sultry summer nights at all-ages dance club Studio K at Knott's Berry Farm. Bryn didn't know this at the time of our recording, but found out that Studio K was located in the Fiesta Village esplanade where Jaguar! now stands.  Sweet freedom: As a member of marching back from middle through high school, Sarah has plenty of band trips to various theme parks under her stylish belt. And she remembers this great sense of freedom, being unleashed at the parks without chaperones clinging tight: You're given your stipend of money to spend and a time to return to the bus. Have at it! She felt like flying.  Biggest ride memory: Batman: The Ride for the first time. And the soundtrack theme was pumping through the line, it was at night, and it was very, very cool.    Adult   Moving to LA = Theme parks galore: Sarah discovered that when your new college friends have annual passes to Disneyland, you get an annual pass and become a regular. And she discovered that her favorite Knott's Berry Farm is actually Knott's Scary Farm.    Moms and Kids and Solo Moms: Of course, one of Bryn's favorite things about theme parks has to be getting to take her kids there for the first time and watching their relationship with the parks evolve as they get older. An unexpected second discovery has been the joy of going to theme parks alone, which has been a gift to herself that has made a big impact on her.    Extra: Bryn likes themed stuff: Clifton's Cafeterias, Old World, Madonna Inn   Question 2: What do we want to learn about Theme Parks?   Bryn dug into the difference between an amusement park and a theme park.  This article from Theme Park Insider gives a good definition of a theme park.  An amusement park generally is a large outdoor area with fairground rides, shows, refreshments, games of chance or skill, and other entertainments. American amusement parks came out of the idea of the  “pleasure gardens” of Europe. A theme park is an amusement park that's organized and built around a particular theme or group of themes.   Sarah brings us the 411 on roller coasters! History: Where did they come from? Engineering! How does a roller coaster work? Reading: Newton's first law of motion Extra credit: Weightlessness   Extra credit: Weightlessness   Question 3: What are you excited about regarding Theme Parks, especially now that they have reopened after a long period of closure?   Sarah is super-digging how Disney California Adventure's new Avengers Campus is mirroring the Disney+ shows and changing up characters and interactions   Bryn is looking forward to being more present when she's at the parks and appreciating the privilege of being there. And both of us are excited about getting dressed up in fun outfits/Disneybounds, and packing our bags with just the right stuff to optimize our day. Especially big scarves.   BONUS Question: What's your favorite immersive Theme Park experience?   Sarah relates her experience of walking into Be Our Guest, the Beauty and the Beast restaurant in New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. It was literally walking IN TO the beauty and the beast film's ballroom.  Bryn cheated and said the Exploratorium's Tactile Dome in San Francisco. We'll all have to forgive her.     About Totally Tell Me Everything   Two friends, one fun topic, three burning questions = lots of fun conversation! Each month we pick a topic and ask each other three questions about it - we learn about the subject, our past and each other. So come sit by us and we'll totally tell you everything!   How To Listen on the Go:   Listen now and leave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google Podcasts | RSS   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave a podcast rating and review!!   Social Media   Instagram: http://instagram.com/totallytellmeeverything Sarah: http://instagram.com/jeditink Bryn: https://www.instagram.com/brynane/ Join the Skywalking Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/488002904732240/   Subscribe to the Skywalking Network Newsletter    

Hello, friends! This month, we're gabbing about THEME PARKS, a subject Sarah and Bryn have a lot of experience with.   Question 1: What was your favorite Theme Park experience as a kid, teen and adult?   Kid   Not Afraid: Bryn begins with the tale of the time her former fighter pilot father took her on her first upside-down roller coaster, the Corkscrew at Knott's Berry Farm in ‘80s Buena Park, California. Risk-taker: Sarah's also got a roller coaster memory for us: When it came to amusement park time for the Heitman family, the formula was Sarah and dad bonding on roller coasters, and her mom enjoying watching them from a bench with a nice coffee. Sarah's first experience was on The Rattler at Fiesta Texas, a wooden roller coaster.    Teen    Living in an ‘80s movie: Bryn takes us for a trip to a slightly alarming teenage memory of her 8th grade field trip to Disneyland, but redeems herself with tales of sultry summer nights at all-ages dance club Studio K at Knott's Berry Farm. Bryn didn't know this at the time of our recording, but found out that Studio K was located in the Fiesta Village esplanade where Jaguar! now stands.  Sweet freedom: As a member of marching back from middle through high school, Sarah has plenty of band trips to various theme parks under her stylish belt. And she remembers this great sense of freedom, being unleashed at the parks without chaperones clinging tight: You're given your stipend of money to spend and a time to return to the bus. Have at it! She felt like flying.  Biggest ride memory: Batman: The Ride for the first time. And the soundtrack theme was pumping through the line, it was at night, and it was very, very cool.    Adult   Moving to LA = Theme parks galore: Sarah discovered that when your new college friends have annual passes to Disneyland, you get an annual pass and become a regular. And she discovered that her favorite Knott's Berry Farm is actually Knott's Scary Farm.    Moms and Kids and Solo Moms: Of course, one of Bryn's favorite things about theme parks has to be getting to take her kids there for the first time and watching their relationship with the parks evolve as they get older. An unexpected second discovery has been the joy of going to theme parks alone, which has been a gift to herself that has made a big impact on her.    Extra: Bryn likes themed stuff: Clifton's Cafeterias, Old World, Madonna Inn   Question 2: What do we want to learn about Theme Parks?   Bryn dug into the difference between an amusement park and a theme park.  This article from Theme Park Insider gives a good definition of a theme park.  An amusement park generally is a large outdoor area with fairground rides, shows, refreshments, games of chance or skill, and other entertainments. American amusement parks came out of the idea of the  “pleasure gardens” of Europe. A theme park is an amusement park that's organized and built around a particular theme or group of themes.   Sarah brings us the 411 on roller coasters! History: Where did they come from? Engineering! How does a roller coaster work? Reading: Newton's first law of motion Extra credit: Weightlessness   Extra credit: Weightlessness   Question 3: What are you excited about regarding Theme Parks, especially now that they have reopened after a long period of closure?   Sarah is super-digging how Disney California Adventure's new Avengers Campus is mirroring the Disney+ shows and changing up characters and interactions   Bryn is looking forward to being more present when she's at the parks and appreciating the privilege of being there. And both of us are excited about getting dressed up in fun outfits/Disneybounds, and packing our bags with just the right stuff to optimize our day. Especially big scarves.   BONUS Question: What's your favorite immersive Theme Park experience?   Sarah relates her experience of walking into Be Our Guest, the Beauty and the Beast restaurant in New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. It was literally walking IN TO the beauty and the beast film's ballroom.  Bryn cheated and said the Exploratorium's Tactile Dome in San Francisco. We'll all have to forgive her.     About Totally Tell Me Everything   Two friends, one fun topic, three burning questions = lots of fun conversation! Each month we pick a topic and ask each other three questions about it - we learn about the subject, our past and each other. So come sit by us and we'll totally tell you everything!   How To Listen on the Go:   Listen now and leave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google Podcasts | RSS   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave a podcast rating and review!!   Social Media   Instagram: http://instagram.com/totallytellmeeverything Sarah: http://instagram.com/jeditink Bryn: https://www.instagram.com/brynane/ Join the Skywalking Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/488002904732240/   Subscribe to the Skywalking Network Newsletter    

Kennedy Taylor is an architectural, and interior, designer. She shares with Kylie how she got into the business of designing homes from the ground up; the process she is currently enduring to see her own interior design firm, Studio K, thrive; how she handles being a young woman in charge; and what role art plays in her daily life. Follow the podcast on instagram: @chaptertwentysomethingpod … Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Share! Kennedy: Instagram: @yourgirlkenn, @studiokdesign_, @wittconstructioninc Kylie: Instagram: @officialkyliemcdonald TikTok: @officialkyliemcdonald Twitter: @kyliemcdonald MUSIC Pod Intro: Adam Vicent (Instagram: @adamdoesntsleep) American Authors. “Brick by Brick.” 2020. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kylie-mcdonald/support

For tonight's Educational and Employment feature we are joined by Craig Bellingham, founder and CEO of Studio[K]irmack to explore the exciting world of E-commerce and accelerated digital transformation, more relevant than ever 2021.   www.studiokirmack.co.za See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STUDIO K - JODY BOSTON MAY 30 2021 by Hunters Bay Radio

Willkommen in der Studio-Küche – oder war es doch eher der Pferdestall? Es gibt heute nämlich Pferdeäpfel! Aber keine Sorge: Hinter dem unappetitlichen Namen steckt ein köstliches Gebäck.