Podcasts about testing grounds

Super Bowl Wrap Up: Jeff's 49ers did not get the job done due to Jeff's hubris! Also favorite commercials, catty comments and Usher's looks and Ice Spice's demonic hand signs. Jim and Them ESPN YA'LL. Police Vs. Acorn: A cop hears an acorn hits his car and spazzes out thinking that he was shot and unloads his clip into his car. This is the weakest man to ever live. Apple Vision Pro: Are we finally entering the Ready Player One future we have been promised? Are we ready for the VR headset takeover! LET'S JUST TALK!, BOOGIE NIGHTS!, DON CHEADLE!, GOOD EVENING COWARDS!, TWITCH!, KICK!, YOUTUBE!, PATREON!, COLLECTIONS!, SUPER BOWL!, 49ERS!, CHIEFS!, CURSE!, JAPAN!, QUARANTINE!, 2020 REPEAT!, CRUISE SHIP!, GOOD GAME!, BLOW OUT!, PREVENT DEFENSE!, ESPN!, SPORTS SHOW!, USHER!, BUTTER FACE!, BABY FACE!, ZACH BRAFF!, DONALD FAISON!, JASON MOMOA!, SISQO!, CATTY!, JAY-Z!, LISA SIMPSON!, GUM IN HER HAIR!, PEANUT BUTTER!, U2!, ROLLING STONES!, PRINCE!, MICHAEL JACKSON!, IN LIVING COLOR!, ICE SPICE!, DEMONIC SYMBOLS!, TAYLOR SWIFT!, GANG SIGNS!, TOO SWEET!, BULLET CLUB!, THE CLIQUE!, BLACK FRIEND!, ADAM FRIEDLAND!, CUMTOWN!, NICK MULLEN!, MATT HEALY!, GHETTO GAGGERS!, JESUS!, ANOINTING OF THE FEET!, WASHING FEET!, HE GOT US!, COMMERCIAL!, MAX REBO!, CHRIS PRATT!, PRINGLES!, OSMOSIS JONES!, CHRIS ROCK!, BILL MURRAY!, SHOCK COLLAR COMEDY!, TRUMP IMPRESSION!, LAS VEGAS!, CAREER!, DRESSED AS TRUMP!, ACORN AND THE POLICE OFFICER!, AESOP FABLE!, SHOTS FIRED!, BARREL ROLL!, NO FOOD!, FREAK OUT!, I'M HIT!, SHOTS FIRED!, SILENCER!, MEDIC!, NOT INJURED!, EMOTIONAL TRAUMA!, SELF DRIVING CARS!, SAN FRANCISCO!, TESTING GROUNDS!, WAYMO!, SMASHED WINDOWS!, SET ON FIRE!, TECH BROS!, ANGRY MOB!, VR!, META QUEST 3!, APPLE VISION PRO!, AUGMENTED REALITY!, VR!, JACKED IN!, APPS!, EXPERIENCE!, ZIPPO APP!, DRINK A BEER!, METAVERSE!, FORTNITE!, ROBLOX!, HER!, COMPANIONSHIP!, AI!, AUTO BLOWER!  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

In this crossover episode, Katie Revell, a podcast producer and a member of SCCAN's Story Circle and the Storytellers Collective, shares a bonus episode from her Testing Ground podcast series. It features an interview with Mairi Macleod, a Glasgow-based writer who works in both Gaelic and English, and her short story, Seasickness, or Cur na mara. Mairi's story updates the traditional Scottish folktale, The Selkie Wife, for an age of climate crisis.  Testing Grounds series focuses on the collaborative response to the climate crisis by the Nordic Alliance of Artists Residencies on Climate Action (NAARCA). Mairi's work was commissioned by NAARCA. Credits Testing Grounds is produced and edited by Katie Revell and includes original music by Loris S. Sarid and artwork by Jagoda Sadowska. The short story was commissioned by NAARCA from Gaelic writer Mairi Macleod. Transcript See our website: https://sccan.scot/blog/seasickness-cur-na-mara-a-story-by-mairi-macleod-crossover/(opens in a new tab) Resources Testing Grounds podcast: https://testinggrounds.buzzsprout.com/2113331  NAARCA: https://naarca.art/  NAARCA blog about Mairi and her commission: https://naarca.art/2023/08/14/testing-grounds-bonus-episode-seasickness-cur-na-mara-a-short-story-by-mairi-macleod-now-available/  

A Revelation of our "Host" for the "Testing Grounds, we Won The Bounty?" Questions of the factorys true purpose arise in this NPC Parlay New GM Doug B. Leads our "We Shot First!" Cast in an adventure set in hutt Space 10 years after the fall of the emperor. (Mandelorian TV series Era) Cast: Matt Witt Aiden Williams Jay Tamlin Ryan Messina Jeff Ball A mercanry band (No not Merricks...) of 7th level as per the core Star wars Saga ed. rules are hired to clear out an abandoned factory on genosis left after the clone wars a decade ago. This is the first step for the Conbsotium to break into the controlled territories of hutt space and take a slice of thier illigal activities! Music Intro: Star Wars Siege Of Mandalore Theme EPIC VERSION https://soundcloud.com/epic-chill-146351773 https://soundcloud.com/epic-chill-146351773/star-wars-siege-of-mandalore-theme-epic-version https://http//:tabletopaudio.com Starship bridge Deep Space Abandoned factory Outro: Star Wars Dark Trooper Theme x Imperial March EPIC VERSION https://soundcloud.com/epic-chill-146351773 https://soundcloud.com/epic-chill-146351773/star-wars-dark-trooper-theme-x-imperial-march-epic-version

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 Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Renuga Inpakumar is a young Eelam Tamil activist and Law/Arts student with a long history of organising to amplify Eelam Tamil issues. She speaks with us about this Sunday's 2PM Rally outside the State Library of Victoria 'Remembering Mullivaikkal - Eelam Tamils' organised by Tamil Refugee Council, and why it's so important to commemorate the truth of the day, the genocidal killings, and the Tamils who have had to seek protection from persecution. Renuga will be speaking at the Sydney rally to commemorate Mullivaikkal, also occurring this Sunday - you can find out more information here.// We hear a segment of Democracy Now! where Amy Goodman speaks with Matt Mahmoudi, the lead researcher for Amnesty International's new report called “Automated Apartheid: Facial recognition entrenches the oppression of Palestinians.” This report documents how the Israeli government is using an experimental facial recognition system to track Palestinians and control their movements. Catch Democracy Now! on 3CR on Mondays from 9-10AM.// Sione Crawford, CEO of Harm Reduction Victoria, talks about Victoria's second Medically Supervised Injection Centre in the City of Melbourne. This follows the recommendation from the independent review of the MSIR in Richmond to establish a second medically supervised injecting service trial in the CBD. The survey closes Tuesday 16th of May - head to the site to have your say.// Designer, researcher, and delivery rider Andrew Copolov joins us to speak about supporting and organising gig workers in Melbourne, including through gig worker meetups running this week out of Testing Grounds at Victoria Market. Andrew is a coordinator at the Melbourne art library and a PhD student at Monash University. You can find out more about the gig worker meetups at flow-state.one, and about the Victorian Government's Gig Worker Support Service here.// Songs// If (ft. Milan Ring) - Tutara Peak//

Welcome Magic Pants Collective! Today we discuss what character testing grounds are, why you use them, and the cool things you can do with them. |Horns & Halos/Dharma, YouTube Channel — https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCLBGKtTNRrAfsPqIFOpGPPw | | Rainbowrific Redbubble — https://www.redbubble.com/people/rainbowrific/shop | | Course — https://theartninjaz.thinkific.com

Jackie sits down with Cody, Keith, and Chris from Small Town Hunting and Backwoods Attraction to talk about all things management and planning. They talk about the "Testing Grounds" property where they are constantly testing products and documenting results. They also go into depth about choosing seed blends, food plot strategy, and stand placement planning. If you're like us, we're starting to day dream about deer hunting. This episode will give you some great insights on preparation for the upcoming season.

This episode of Hearing Architecture is part of our continued collaboration with the Asia Pacific Architecture Festival otherwise known as APAF. The theme of the festival this year is “co-operate, co-design, and co-exist”. In this episode, we're focusing on the word “co-design” and some of the spaces being produced when architects collaborate with creatives from various backgrounds to revitalise public space. Our guest in this episode is Millie Cattlin of “The Projects” based in Melbourne, a creative architecture practise that facilitates the work of creative professionals in the public realm. They have achieved this by making some of the most successful creative spaces in Melbourne including “Testing Grounds”, “Site Works” and “The Quarry”.

After 30 years in the making, Yunnan province wants to take its brews to the world.Read the article by Dragos C. Cacio: https://www.theworldofchinese.com/2022/03/coffee-testing-grounds/Narrated by Cliff Larsen.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The crew breaks into Vector to garbage dive for KOS-MOS. If there are any casaulties on this podcast, the hosts knew what they signed up for. Support Us On Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/pitchdrop) to hear Chris and Ryan's FF14 podcast and the Boku No Stop Premium anime podcast! Visit Hellscaper (http://hellscaper.com/) to find out what Sibyl does with her life. Check out Chris, Matt, and Sibyl discussing anime on Boku No Stop! (https://www.bokunostop.com/) Listen to Ryan's band at Cannon & DeVaron (https://cannondevaron.bandcamp.com/releases) and their solo work as Catastrophizer (https://soundcloud.com/catastrophizer).

We spend some time bopping around Second Miltia. Don't mind the U-Do migraines. Support Us On Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/pitchdrop) to hear Chris and Ryan's FF14 podcast and the Boku No Stop Premium anime podcast! Visit Hellscaper (http://hellscaper.com/) to find out what Sibyl does with her life. Check out Chris, Matt, and Sibyl discussing anime on Boku No Stop! (https://www.bokunostop.com/)

This is the second half of tonight's important four hour show. Where are all the damn journalists? In the age of info, skepticism is critical to survival. All the HIV lies are coming home again. Those that planted the seeds played with the genes. The problem is keeping condoms on the protean spikes. Nothing good is coming from the vax. Deep capture means medical tyranny plus indoctrination on a massive scale. Demons work in the dark, while truth brings light. Everyone is showing themselves in shocking fashion. Details on the Bergy dustup. Introducing new fears to mix and match. It's the biggest psyop in history. Stressed now? The worst hasn't even begun. As hard as it is these days, we must always look for the good in people. Then, find your still. We are all going to need it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shenece Oretha takes an experimental approach to the podcast format for Somerset House Studios’ Hyper Functional, Ultra Healthy series.   The multidisciplinary artist choreographs a DJ lecture mix that explores the theme of the body, using sonic forms that range from instruments and speech, to musicians, conductors, and listeners.  Oretha journeys through improvisational musical practices, audience culture, Black literature and emotional responses, layering music, speech and sound.  Listen as Oretha composes this sonic terrain, and bear witness to sound’s ability to move us emotionally, physically and socially, connecting us even when we are apart.   ABOUT THE ARTIST Shenece Oretha is a London based artist who interrogates the emotional, physical and relational sonic material of Blackness. In sharp contrast to the stark technological hardware often present in her installations, her work builds on the mobilising effects of Black oral traditions, celebrating the exchange and participation of intimate action, testimonials and emotional responses to generate expressions of collective imagination.   She has exhibited and performed her work both nationally and internationally. Recently her work ‘ Called to Respond’ was shown at Cell project space in 2020. Her first solo exhibition, TESTING GROUNDS, curated by Taylor Le Melle, was presented with Not/Nowhere at Cafe Oto, London (2019). Group exhibitions include 'Cinders, Sinuous and Supple', curated by Deborah Joyce Holman, Lausanne Les Urbaines, Switzerland (2019); 'PRAISE N PAY IT/ PULL UP, COME INTO THE RISE', South London Gallery, London; and 'BBZBLKBK: Alternative Grad Show', Copeland (both 2018). Presentations of performance work include 'Towards a black testimony', Stroom Den Haag curated by Languid Hands (2019); Wysing Polyphonic Festival, Wysing Art Centre, Cambridge (2018);'Congregation', ICA, London, (2017). 

If you want to stay connected with Adam and Bryon you can like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ehappodcast. You can also follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ehappodcast. Feel free to check out our website www.ehappodcast.com seeing as how you’re becoming mildly obsessed with us.You can contact Adam and Bryon via email at ehappodcast@gmail.com.If you feel like supporting the show, you can buy a t-shirt from our Teepublic store at www.ehappodcast.com/shop.If you don’t like wearing clothes and want exclusive content, you can support us on Patreon for the price of a $1 cup of coffee at www.patreon.com/ehap. Join the ranks of other fine Patreon supporters such as Mat, Theresa, Jarret, Julia, and Terin.If you enjoy the music on the show and happen to be an Apple Music subscriber, be sure to subscribe to our ever-growing Apple Music playlist. You can check that bad daddy out right here: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/playlist/everyone-has-a-podcast/pl.u-eaqfK2PEEq2015 - 2020 © Everyone Has A PodcastChris Pick:Paint these Roses Grey (So Far Away) by Killjoy

Queering The Air acknowledges the injustices happening in America and the protests in relation to the recent death of George Floyd. We acknowledge that since 1991 that over 420 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have died in police custody as a result of continued colonialism, capitalism, white supremacy, and neoliberalism.Stop Black Deaths in custody. Indigenous Lives Matter. Black Lives Matter. Black Trans Lives Matter. More information on this resistive movement can be found at Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance. Michele Vescio speaks with Ava Amedi - a writer, musician, and artist working across songwriting, artist interview, performance, poetry, and non-fiction writing genres. We discuss Ava’s arts practice and influences, notions on cultural criticism in his writing, his recent Testing Grounds residency, pop music in the context of accessibility and accountability, and discussions on effectual modes of conversation.Read Ava’s works discussed in this interview: ‘Painting and Pop’ and ‘Two Twins’. Tracklisting: ‘Seatbelt’ by Ava Amedi; live performance by Ava Amedi for ACCA’s ‘On Vulnerability and Doubt’; ‘A Deeper Love’ by Aretha Franklin.

Photo credit: Lou Wheeler [Image description: A person is holding recording equipment to a police car and sitting in front of speakers]In Episode 1 Carly converses with Bridget Chappell about their current project To (Phase) Cancel the Cops which imagines a future without police. Bridget is the founder of Sound School, and they coordinate the synthesizer program. They perform solo as Hextape and as a producer they have toured Australia, Europe, and South East Asia; they work as a sound engineer, co-organise raves with various collectives and they have a residency at Testing Grounds for their project To (Phase) Cancel the Cops. This conversation encapsulates what this series is about – merging theory and practice, learning from trial and error. Bridget wrote about their project to (Phase) Cancel the Cops for unMagazine last year. Follow this link to read more about their project: http://unprojects.org.au/magazine/issues/issue-13-1/bridget-chappell/Music produced by Squidgenini   

Acknowledgement of country Alternative News We speak with Sharner Bremner the founder and director of End Rape on Campus Australia. EROC provides assistance and support to higher education students who have been sexually assaulted or harassed. We discuss the systemic issues behind the recent award of an Order of Australian to men’s rights activist Bettina Arndt, the widespread nature of victim blaming and the crucial importance of believing survivors.  Following Invasion Day 2020 and renewed calls for all settlers to Pay the Rent, we listen to part of an interview with Aunty Hazel Collins, one of the founders of Grandmother's Against Removals. GMAR is one of the organisations that Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance have suggested settlers make monthly rent payments to.  The interview was conducted in 2018 by Teaghan Hughes for the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association  We speak with writer and performer Laniyuk about the launch of the First Nations Issue of Archer magazine on Saturday at Testing Grounds. Laniyuk discusses her article on queer kinship and the power of being featured on the cover of the magazine.  We speak with Sasja Sydek and Rebeckah Loveday from Trans Sisters United, a Melbourne based community group that creates projects that benefit the transgender community through advocacy, awareness and community collaboration. The group is traveling to the Tiwi Islands next week and they join us on the show to tell us more about this project. You can support this trip through a GoFundMe here.House of Dévine, Melbourne’s first vogue house, joins us in the studio to discuss vouging/ballroom, claiming public space and creating queer and trans family. House of Dévine is a queer collective and family based in Naarm founded by Mother Kiki Dévine. The House currently consists of ten queer and trans POC artists that participate and thrive within the Australian ballroom scene. They perform tomorrow night at the Immigration Museum.SongsMake $ense, Mack RidgeDon’t Let a Good Girl Down, Thelma PlumSurvive, DRMNGNOWQuay Dash - Queen of this Shit (Kuya Neil & Various Asses Remix), Kuya Neil and Various Asses

Diplomatic endeavours continue with the Annexorians, as the crew begin to learn about the Blexians, the 'evil' inhabitants of the neighbouring planet. The crew soon discover that they aren't so different, however. Stay tuned after the credits to hear about the next arc!

You might not know it, but Melbourne has little earthquakes, even in the city centre and quite frequently. So says Michael Webster, engineering geologist at consulting, design and construction company, Golder Associates, and guest lecturer for the Master of Engineering at the University of Melbourne. “A lot of people know about the earthquakes down in Gippsland or the Otways, but actually in Melbourne itself, there have been earthquakes. You'd have to be a seismic instrument to actually feel these ones but they are there at all depths – some of them quite deep, some of them shallow,” he says. From the geology beneath Melbourne, Michael has created an intricate, three dimensional picture. “There are two lava flows under Melbourne, so you effectively get these beautiful layers cutting across each other, building up over about three to four million years to the present day,” he says. “So, in collaboration with the Arts Centre Melbourne and Development Victoria, we 3D printed a ground model and put on an exhibition at the Testing Grounds in Southbank. “It ran for a few weeks and it was lovely to see people's interest and connection with the ground. “I've always found that geology is one of the more approachable sciences. If people talk about gravity waves it's absolutely fascinating, but with geology it's there – it is rivers, volcanos, lava.” Episode recorded: September 17, 2019. Interviewer: Dr Andi Horvath. Producer, editor and audio engineer: Chris Hatzis. Co-production: Silvi Vann-Wall and Dr Andi Horvath. Banner image: Golder Associates.

You might not know it, but Melbourne has little earthquakes, even in the city centre and quite frequently.So says Michael Webster, engineering geologist at consulting, design and construction company, Golder Associates, and guest lecturer for the Master of Engineering at the University of Melbourne.“A lot of people know about the earthquakes down in Gippsland or the Otways, but actually in Melbourne itself, there have been earthquakes. You’d have to be a seismic instrument to actually feel these ones but they are there at all depths – some of them quite deep, some of them shallow,” he says.From the geology beneath Melbourne, Michael has created an intricate, three dimensional picture.“There are two lava flows under Melbourne, so you effectively get these beautiful layers cutting across each other, building up over about three to four million years to the present day,” he says.“So, in collaboration with the Arts Centre Melbourne and Development Victoria, we 3D printed a ground model and put on an exhibition at the Testing Grounds in Southbank.“It ran for a few weeks and it was lovely to see people’s interest and connection with the ground.“I’ve always found that geology is one of the more approachable sciences. If people talk about gravity waves it’s absolutely fascinating, but with geology it’s there – it is rivers, volcanos, lava.”Episode recorded: September 17, 2019.Interviewer: Dr Andi Horvath.Producer, editor and audio engineer: Chris Hatzis.Co-production: Silvi Vann-Wall and Dr Andi Horvath.Banner image: Golder Associates.

After their test flight goes horribly awry, the crew are left with one option: Investigate the nearby inhabited planets in the hopes they can get what they need. The inhabitants might want something in exchange however, are the crew willing to do what they must to get home?

With a brand new shiny ship and some of the best crew in Starfleet, Captain Quinn is confident the test will run smoothly and everyone will be home for dinner. When you've got an experimental warp drive that not even the captain seems to have knowledge about, however, things don't always go so smoothly.

In the year 2371, Starfleet launches the Intrepid class USS Voyager, NCC-87762, commanded by veteran Starfleet Captain Ulysses Quinn. On their maiden voyage, the ship is tasked with trying out an experimental warp coil. With the best and brightest in Starfleet, what could possibly go wrong? Welcome to Voyager Done Right! We're going to do the series properly this time! Get to know the senior staff of the newly commissioned starship, and settle in as they take off on a galactic adventure!

The average Spotify stream pays out $0.005, and the average cost-per-click to Spotify from any ad platform is about $0.20. That means every listener you send to Spotify through ads must stream your song at least 40 times in order for you to break even. So, growing your Spotify with ads is hopeless... right?   In this episode, Corrin quizzes Circa on his top-down advertising strategy for Spotify growth. You'll learn whats working right now, what a good long term traffic strategy looks like, and what to avoid when advertising to Spotify. If you've got a little bit of experience running ads, this may unlock major "a-ha's" for you!   While advertising to Spotify is incredibly dicey, there are strategies you can implement that run perpetually and increase your time-to-profit with your Spotify account. These strategies can even be applied to other streaming platforms - the only thing you have to do is implement what you learn!   DISCOVER: The 3 destinations for Direct-to-Spotify ads and how they differ in terms of strategy Why advertising to Spotify is the riskiest business in digital music marketing   How to accurately track the results of Direct-to-Spotify campaigns (and when you can't) What creative to use to build playlists, artist followers, and song streams When it's appropriate to send a cold audience directly to Spotify PLUS: Shocking results from inside the Testing Grounds   RESOURCES:   The Spotify Field Guide Training (Standalone, 50% OFF!)   INDIEPRO $1 Trial

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To promote the new poster curation Climate + Art = Change, Amy Spiers – who is one of several artists participating in the project – joined co-hosts Tom, Sim and Charlie to discuss the purpose of the curation, and the inspiration for her artwork.   All of the artworks can be viewed at Testing Grounds, Southbank until May 18th. For more information, head to artclimatechange.org/2019/event/climarte-poster-project-ii   You can also read more about Amy on her official website: www.amyspiers.com.au Segment originally aired Wednesday, May 1st; produced by Tom Parry

DUX racked up over 1 MILLION views on his music video last year, selling out of merch and CDs and landing 3 sync deals in the process. Now, he's looking to spin his grassroots fan base into a worldwide following - and we're going to help... In this episode, Co-Founder and CEO of Indepreneur Circa interviews his very first Testing Grounds artist, "cinematic alien funk" producer DUX, on his experience using the Ultimate Album Launch strategy and where he plans to go from here... If you've been interested in using our Ultimate Album Launch strategy, or if you'd like to hear first hand the results of our CEO getting his hands dirty, then this will be your favorite episode this year!

Mcity. It may be a mock city proving ground for connected and autonomous vehicles but what is taking place there, and around Ann Arbor, is making the use of these technologies real, including a new testing system for evaluating the safety of autonomous vehicles. Carrie Morton is Deputy Director of this amazing research facility and shares some of the ideas of what makes it cutting edge. You can learn more at mcity.umich.edu.

Episode Note:Two guests:Corinna Berndthttps://corinnaberndt.netKat Kohlerhttp://katkohler.comFrom Corinna:Robert Smithson: Time CrystalsJuly 21 - September 22, 2018at Monash University Museum of Arthttps://www.monash.edu/mumaFrom Kat:Museum of Contemporary Art Chicagohttps://www.mcachicago.orgRIFT: Particulate Matterat Testing Groundshttp://www.testing-grounds.com.au/project-archive/Host note:This is the 1st episode of the 2nd season of Three Bellybuttons. I was so pleased to have Corinna and Kat take off the new season and share their recent thoughts and experiences in the art.In this episode, Corinna spoke about her experiences of visiting a current exhibition: Robert Smithson's exhibition 'Time Crystal' at Month University Museums of Art. Whereas, Kat proposed a discussion about the collaboration between curators and artists.I appreciate the openness and honesty Kat and Corinna gave to this episode. I hope you, listeners, would enjoy this episode and find it inspiring and informative. Also, I might need to apology to amount of taking that I did in this episode. Kat was so good at her job as a curator - proposing questions. Please follow Kat and Corinna if you are interested in their projects.Three Bellybuttons Podcast has its Instagram account now!!! Please follow us @ThreeBellybuttonsPodcast.Or check out Three Bellybutton blog: https://threebellybuttonspodcast.blogspot.comMini hamburger biscuits Kat brought to the recording.a complimentary dinner served after the recording.

Selling out live shows is one of the hardest things to do if you're not already super famous - which is why we've spent many episodes talking about the subject. Last week, we released our all new training, "Selling Tickets For Live Shows"... In this episode, our co-Founders break down the lessons learned and taught in the all new "Selling Tickets For Live Shows" training now available in the INDIEPRO training area. Get an inside look at the strategies and methodologies applied to our Agency and Testing Grounds artists! If you're a touring musician (or you want to be), your job is being made easier every single day by new online tools, automation, and advertising/marketing solutions. Stay on the cutting edge of what matters to your profession with this in-depth episode of Creative Juice!

Nino Bless figured out how to build a music career by saying and creating whatever the hell he wants to; by staying independent. But, just getting to the summit of the mountain has been one of the hardest things he has ever endured... Two self-released LPs, an international tour, 4-figure live streams, thousands of subscribers, and Hip-Hop Artist Nino Bless is still figuring out new ways to reach and develop his audience. In this episode of Creative Juice, we check back in with the original Indepreneur Case Study, Nino Bless, regarding Phase 2 of his awe-inspiring career path. Learn from one of the most successful Testing Grounds artists what its like to face the strongest headwinds in business, music, and life. PLUS: Nino and Circa go in depth on the nitty-gritty details of the most innovative marketing campaigns and audience building strategies. Nino reveals the inconvenient truth about "making it", including why the Indepreneur way is NOT for everybody. Don't miss it!

Today Druski gets into whats hes learned in the past couple of days about being around while building a small company. A lot of things can be precieved in ways that they shouldnt because of how feelings get involved in the middle. We have learned to not let your feelings get involved and make harsh and rash statements. Self sabotage is real. You can blow everything you have built because of you. So beware. Listen and hopefully you can relate. Follow @elevatedmediallc @elevateddruski @mostlysafe8 @nvuplifted @baked_boys_club @cannacharms @thesickestweedphotographer and more on Instagram!

What if you could get paid to create songs and videos and then upload them? What if every piece of content was funded BEFORE you created it? What if you could stop worrying about launches? The nirvana point for many online Indie musicians is the successful launch of a membership site. If you have 1000 fans paying $10 per month, you can just focus on attracting more members and creating content. For our Testing Grounds artist Nino Bless, this dream is quickly becoming a reality... In this episode, we break down some of the key challenges and questions to ask before creating and launching a membership site. Learn how to prepare for your eventual subscription-based fan club!

The second half of Ez's interview with Trent Griffiths, communications and operations manager, and Arie Rain Glorie, program curator and director of Testing Grounds. They play the Fake News Game, get the lowdown on what the Arts Centre's spire is meant to resemble, and discuss what Testing Grounds is all about! If you'd like to know more about this temporary infrastucture for creative practises, check out the link to their website or shoot me a message and I'll put you in touch.  1. Fake News Game 2. The theme which ties the NGV, Hamer Hall and the Arts Centre together... 3. What ISTesting Grounds 4. What type of creatives can take advantage of the FREE space and who can cop a residency 5. Spitballing ideas for the space (feat. underground speakeasy) Music suggestions for the week: Rex Orange Country - Best Friend, Uno; 2nd Exit - If You Wouldn't Mind; and Mundu - Jeeep (Full version on Spotify)

Ez interviews Trent Griffiths, communications and operations manager, and Arie Rain Glorie, program director and curator of Testing Grounds. Trent started out studying a Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy) and a Graduate Certificate for Film and Video in Sydney. He later came over to Melbourne to study Screenwriting at RMIT, which helped him land his writing job on Neighbours. He's since worked as a lecturer for Media and Communications, and is currently the communications and operations manager of Testing Grounds. Arie is a visual artist and curator, but started his journey studying a Bachelor of Fine Art (Hons) at RMIT. As a curator, he's worked with a range of emerging and mid-career artists, both at home and on the international stage. After his term as assistant curator for the Gertrude Street Projection Festival (2016), he started working alongside Trent as the program director and curator of Testing Grounds. On side A of this ezpisode... 1. Ez's bad, bad, not good day 2. Arie's TED Talk - "Arie Rain Glorie Reads Gary Larson's, The Far Side" and "The Subculture of Young People Who Like to Throw Slurpees // Modern-Day Cries Against Capitalism" 3. Trent's TED Talk - "Leaning in to Being a Generalist" and "Fantasy Basketball" 4. Trent and Arie speak about starting out, forming a career in the arts, defining the term "curator" and what their work at Testing Grounds involves.  Part 2 will be coming out soon, where we delve into what exactly is Testing Grounds and how you, a budding creative, can get involved/your work exhibited. If that hasn't peaked your interest, we also play the Fake News Game. Feel free to message me if you'd like to know more or head to their Instagram here!

On this weeks show Chris and Steve tackle what's wrong with bicycle advocacy in Australia and come to a basic conclusion that more critical thinking & first principles are required to pull us out of the current negative environment. We interview Em Baker, director of Spoke the Movie about riding over 3000kms across the United States, where crash victims, urban planners, activists and law enforcement were interviewed to investigate what makes the U.S the most dangerous developed country for cyclists.  Spoke the Movie will be screening alongside a Q and A session with Fairfax journalist David Escourt on 10 April at Testing Grounds with Projector Bike, tickets are selling fast, so make sure you order yours here.We finish up with a quick reminder about submissions for Road Safety Road Rules 2009 (Overtaking Bicycles) Bill 2015 that close on Friday 1st April.

Interviews, news and reviews ranging across the arts. Today's program features the artistic director of Melbourne Festival, Jonathan Holloway. UK performerClaire Cunningham chatsabout her Festival of Live Art show 'Give Me a Reason to Live', and choreographer Jonathan Homsey speaks with Richardabout 'Sanctuary', a performance diptych openingthis week at Testing Grounds.

The brand of secularism that held sway in the 1960s misconceived the future in the way it idealized cultural homogeneity, ignored the pluralism of non-Western societies, and devalued religion, according to Hanciles. In reality, the American religious landscape has been transformed in the last 50 years by massive non-white immigration that has brought a multiplicity of faith traditions into close contact. What is the significance of this global pluralism from a biblical perspective, and what are its implications fro the church and theological education? Speaker: Jehu Hanciles, Candler School of Theology, "Fish of Every Kind: The Kingdom of God and Global Pluralism Panelist:Daniel Jeyaraj, Liverpool Hope University, "Back to the Ephesian Moment: Euro-American Contexts as Testing Grounds of World Christianity" Arun Jones, Candler School of Theology, stood in for Dr. Jeyaraj. Panelist: Dana L. Robert, Boston University, "Common Witness and the Kingdom" Moderator: Elizabeth Corrie, Candler School of Theology