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In this episode, we interview Marlene Hochman and Emily Hochman Mueller, a powerhouse mother-daughter duo who are each successful entrepreneurs in their own right. Emily, the recently-exited founder of Wellory, shares what it was like being raised by an entrepreneurial mother and the lessons her mom imparted that gave her the courage to carve her own professional path. Marlene, the Founder and President of The Toy Museum of NY, shares her experience of balancing motherhood and building her business, and the importance of creating a psychologically safe environment so kids can dare to dream professionally. Their inspiring relationship and infectious enthusiasm will encourage you to bet on YOURSELF a little bit more and dream a little bigger. In this episode we talk about: The mindset that empowers entrepreneurial courage in kids and grownups alikeWhy psychological safety is CRUCIAL for anyone looking to innovate professionally How to build a business using “baby steps” while juggling a family or full-time jobWhy planning for the “worst” can actually help you achieve the “best” How to ignore the inevitable naysayers and cultivate self-confidenceHow to use self-compassion to find the balance between ambition and goal-chasingThe life-changing magic of positive self-talk and how to help cultivate it if your self-talk skews negativeWhy it's crucial to find fun amidst the ups and downs of entrepreneurship Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last Walk Radio Show with Ron Baumbach, Remember When.Listen as Ron shares some of his favorite memories in a fun and imaginative way.

For episode 097 of Actorcast, we are joined by my good friend, Federico Mallet! Federico and I met doing playback theater together, and I've always been drawn to his approach to artistry and his contagious attitude. In this episode, we talk about what inspired Federico to move to New York City from his birthplace of Mexico, what it's like living and working in New York as an international actor, and how actors can create sustainable careers for themselves. We also discuss the mission behind the production company that he co-found, Quemoción. To learn more about Quemoción and Federico, be sure to follow them both on social media @quemocion and @fedemallet. You can also email Quemoción at qmocion@gmail.com. Check out Quemoción's website at https://www.quemocion.com/ and Federico's website at https://www.federicomallet.com/. Federico Mallet is a multi-hyphenate artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Originally from Mexico City, he came to the U.S. to get his MFA in Acting at the New York Film Academy. With Alexandra Gomez, he co-founded “Quemoción” a multimedia production company with the mission of shedding light to underrepresented stories within the Latin American community. Federico is the Assistant Artistic Director at Village Playback Theater, an improv-based theatre company that focuses on amplifying the stories of people from underserved communities in Metro NY. He collaborates with “Something From Abroad” an artistic group founded by Hispanic immigrant women, and is a content creator for The Toy Museum of NY.   Previous work as an actor includes productions of  “Romeo and Juliet”, “Venus in Fur”, “Almost Maine”, “The Rocky Horror Show”, amongst others, some of which he directed and produced. He won “Best Featured Actor” at the 2019 NYIT Awards for his work in “Eight Tales of Pedro”. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com and @patrick.mcandrew

Today: Greg had a dream come true and got to meet a real life falcon, crows of Portland and what a falcon does to help, Toy Museum has now inducted new toys into the hall of fame, and more - have a great day friends!

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Coming up in this episode, we talk to Dr. Katarzyna Jagodzińska, an academic based in Kraków, about new ways of presenting museum collections as well as the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub. The Kraków Heritage Hub is part of Europa Nostra, a pan-European organisation devoted to the protection of tangible and intangible cultural heritage. You can find out more about the Kraków Toy Museum here. Host John Beauchamp speaks to Dr. Katarzyna Jagodzińska from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.

he Lewis Antique Auto & Toy Museum is an 8-acre, indoor/outdoor Museum, with over 700 autos and 1000 toy trucks, trains, and tractors. 905 Rte 66 Moriarty, NM 87035 P: 505-832-6131 Email: lewisautomuseum@yahoo.com LEWIS ANTIQUE AUTO & TOY MUSEUM ADMISSION: $4 Plan: 1hr LEWIS ANTIQUE AUTO & TOY MUSEUM HOURS: Daily 10am – 4pm --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loren-alberts/message

Last Walk Radio Show with Ron Baumbach.Listen as Ron shares some of his favorite memories in a fun and imaginative way.

In this On the Move, hosts Matt Avery and John Kraman kick things off by recapping the Elmer's Auto and Toy Museum auction. The four-day event was marked with several impressive high sellers including a 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird pedal car that sold for $59,000 and a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS that claimed $242,000. Then it's on to Mecum's pair of October collector car consignment auctions, Chattanooga and Chicago, before diving into the details of Ferrari's all-new Purosangue. The SUV is a first for the luxury automaker and features a naturally aspirated V-12 engine. Then the guys chat about Chrysler's send-off to the long running 300 sedan: the 2023 300C. The limited-edition version will come equipped with a 6.4L Hemi V-8 engine producing 485 HP and 475 lb-ft of torque. Then Matt and John close out with a look at the history and heritage of Ford's iconic pony car, discussing the monumental million-dollar Mustangs that have crossed the Mecum auction block in recent years. In Segment 2, the guys chat with Ed Krenz, chief engineer for the Ford Mustang. Ed shares how the all-new, seventh-generation Mustang was developed and how the key emphasis remained on delivering driving fun. He details the trims, including the Dark Horse performance variant, which features a 5.0L V-8 with a projected 500 HP, and some of his favorite features.

Elmer's Auto & Toy Museum in Fountain City, Wis., goes to auction Sept. 14-17. One of the biggest auction companies in the world, Mecum Auctions, is conducting the event. John Kraman, the TV voice of Mecum, joined to talk why Mecum is in tiny Fountain City and why the items at Elmer's are so sought after worldwide. We also talked about some of the most expensive auctions Mecum has ever hosted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Les Duellman is the oldest son of Elmer and Bernadette Duellman, who founded Elmer's Auto and Toy Museum in 1993. Mecum Auctions will be selling the collection in person in Fountain City, Wisconsin and online September 14-17. Mecum.com 

In this episode, joined by their pal Brandon Ellingson, the gang goes through the major toy IPs and can only choose one... if they would rather watch the cartoon or play with the toys. They will also describe what they have recently acquired in the wild, in the "Thrill of the Hunt" segment. Then, they will talk about the store Had That to decide if they should go there someday. Listen & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or connect with us at http://cracktasticplastic.com Brandon's Toy Museum: https://www.facebook.com/Brandonstoymuseum Like us on https://www.facebook.com/cracktasticplastic Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/cracktasticplastic Follow us at https://twitter.com/cracktasticpod Subscribe at https://www.youtube.com/cracktasticplastic Support us at https://www.patreon.com/cracktasticplastic Visit our sponsor BIG BAD TOY STORE w/our affiliate link! And lastly, check out all the amazing shows at http://thepfpn.com

In this On the Move, hosts Matt Avery and John Kraman open the show with a slew of recent travel updates. Matt tells of his time at Berger Chevrolet's 23rd Annual All GM Show, held in Grand Rapids, Michigan, including the reveal of an off-the-books, GMMG-built, fourth-generation Camaro. Next, he details his time at Roadkill Nights in Plymouth, Michigan. Now in its seventh year, this year's event set a one-day attendance record with more than 40,000 spectators coming to see the drag racing on the historic Woodward Avenue. Then it's on to the three days of announcements from Dodge, including the debut of the Daytona Charger SRT Concept. The guys then recap Mecum's Monterey Auction, breaking down the Top 10 sellers, which all sold for more than $1 million dollars. After some impressions from attending the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, Matt and John highlight their favorite consignments at Mecum's upcoming Dallas auction. John likes a 1955 Chevrolet Corvette Roadster, while Matt is saddled up with a pair of SVT Cobra Mustangs. In the second segment of this week's episode, Matt and John are on-site at Elmer's Auto and Toy Museum in Fountain City, Wisconsin, joined by Rick Duellman. Rick shares with the guys how his father, Elmer, spent decades passionately collecting everything from pedal cars and antique toys, to motorcycles and cars, and then set it all up in a museum for others to enjoy.

Rick's dad joins in the second half of the show to talk about his time in the Navy on the CV-19 USS Hancock Aircraft Carrier, during the Vietnam War, as well as taking the Honor Flight to DC out of Oshkosh last month. Before that, Brad Duellman discussed his dad's Auto & Toy Museum in Fountain City, which has one-of-a-kind items. It will be auctioned off by Mecum Auctions next month. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00 Intro 1:43 Blunt got a promotion! 4:00 Do ceiling fans freak you out or are you normal? 6:40 Tiny & Toy Museum! 15:05 Butt gave Blunt her childhood dollhouse to build 16:45 Third Street Social happy hour 17:32 Kansas City is OLD town 18:42 “Mid-Century” is 1933-1965… 23:40 Charcuterie board night 25:39 BATMAN MOVIE SPOILER 33:45 END of batman spoiler 33:47 Easter tings 43:40 Butt's 4/20 experience! 51:47 Smoking bars 55:23 Did you have a cigarette smoking stage? 1:02:43 Show n' Tell! 1:14:40 Thrift stores and antiques 1:24:57 We're going to get our passports 1:27:20 Byeeeee --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bigcitybackwoods/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bigcitybackwoods/support

This week Scarlett had the pleasure of entertaining a couple of romance scammers and we visit the Az Doll and Toy Museum. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Texas-shaped waffle maker that you can grab at HEB is going viral on TikTok.....and the Houston Toy Museum is set to open up this summer

Listen as Ron shares some of his favorite memories in a fun and imaginative way.

DR. ELLEN TSAGARIS, executive director of American Doll and Toy Museum in Rock Island Illinois shares her deep insights into toys, especially dolls, in this episode. This museum is a dynamic teaching museum displaying several hundred dolls, many of them nearly one hundred years old, others months old.Since she was three years old, Ellen has collected dolls. Her interest in dolls has resulted in extensive research and writing.  "Dolls and toys are humanity's historians, in short, Dolls Rock!"Her competencies stretch far and wide. Tsagaris has a Bachelor of Arts in English and Spanish from Augustana College, a Master of Arts in English from The University of Iowa, a J.D. from The University of Iowa, and a Ph.D. from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.Ellen has helpful links to doll collections:     https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/buying-selling-dolls-4102140    https://dollreference.com/   https://www.facebook.com/americandolltoymuseum/photos/pcb.627761041957455/627746481958911/Many, many sellers carry books written or published by Ellen. This is one random sample:https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/thinking-outside-the-doll-house-ellen-m-tsagaris/1138766260andhttps://www.amazon.com/With-Love-Tin-Lizzie-Mechanical/dp/0615505570/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391571250&sr=8-1&keywords=with+love+from+tin+lizzie+a+history+of+metal+dollshttps://www.facebook.com/americandolltoymuseum/Ellen has generously agreed to visiting the podcast again!

It's another episode of all the good stuff. One of us eats some stuff. One of us sings a very long song. And one of us does a powerpoint presentation. Get the goods here: https://www.patreon.com/thepoolboys Our handle is @poolboyscomedy Check out apex bloom here: https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/apex-bloom Cya next week!

During recording of episode 79 we heard the news that Jeremy Bulloch had passed, adding to the recent passing of David Prowse. Andy Preston pays tribute to two legends of the Star Wars Universe. Check this out on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rcgLOyHaoxA Our main interview this month is with Craig Miller. Director of Fan Relations for Lucasfilm 1977 - 1980. He created and oversaw the Official Star Wars Fan Club as well as having edited and written virtually all of the first two years of Bantha Tracks. He has a number of terrific stories, and maybe the longest Rapid Fire in history. He was a charming guest and we made him late for his lunch. And on the YouTube version you can watch him on video - Its technology at its finest here at The Vintage Rebellion HQ! Rebel Briefings are anything but brief as Richard catches up and rugby tackles to the ground Mark Baker and Mark Andrews to talk COOs as if they are a bunch of pigeons re-enacting Pigeon Street. Also we discuss the Toy Museum starting up in Milton Keynes. Licensee section is an epic two parter. We look at stuff released in Christmas Past, then in Christmas Present we travel back to the 70s/80s to each choose stuff from several years of the Sears Catalogue and re-evaluate what we chose in Christmas Future eyes. Spoons tackles a skid problem with his PJs.. hmm.   And lastly,... amongst the epic tales of what Jason and Preston bought this month we review our collecting stories of 2020, Preston has a massive reveal and we try to add a bit of Tinsel to proceedings.  There's also a couple of bonus items on youtube with our three favourite purchases of the year in video form. https://youtu.be/zjShgXA8s2E   00:00:00 - Intro00:03:49 - Host Newest Acquisitions00:18:18 - 2020 Review & “Break the Bank” Purchases01:03:07 - The Quiz01:22:41 - NA Shoutouts01:30:59 - Rebel Briefings01:32:03 - Variant Hunters: Mark Andrews & Mark Baker0:2:22:20 - Remembering David Prowse & Jeremy Bulloch02:27:28 - National Film & Sci-Fi Museum02:31:50 - A Book about Kenner02:34:31 - The Craig Miller Interview04:24:33 - Vintage Star Wars Christmas Items04:51:44 - The Sears Christmas Catalogue Challenge05:18:41 - Outro & Feedback  

A five-storey figure who graced Queen Street in Auckland once a year for 60 years has been driven out of town. The city's huge Santa Claus was dismantled for the last time earlier this year and he's been trucked down to the National Transport and Toy Museum in Wanaka where he arrived today.  Museum owner Jason Rhodes explains why he bought the statue for $1.   

IT'S A CELEBRATION!!! The guys celebrate episode 100 live from the Texas Toy Museum, as they go over the best moments from the first 99 shows, give a 100% accurate retelling of a movie, and introduce a brand new riff on "never have I ever"!

The guys do their first live show at Cam's 34th birthday party from the Texas Toy Museum in Austin, TX. Starting with a special thank you, they talk through the Lizzo situation, take audience topics, and play a little game called "Answer the Internet". There's also a bell.

Grandma’s Dinner Rolls, Worst Jobs, Toy Museum, God’s Worth Trusting, Judgmental, Honesty Cafe, Church Sneeze Ethics, Gratitude for What You Have; Quotes: “The God described in the Bible is worth trusting.” “If your grandma is still making rolls for you, enjoy it!” “You can’t have community and total freedom at the same time. It just doesn’t work that way.”

This week's show is called "Toy Museum - 2019 Inductees." Listen as Ron Baumbach shares some of his favorite memories in a fun and imaginative way.

Timmy and Zombie boy find the toy museum utterly disappointing until mayhem ensues.

https://www.modelcar.show/podcasts/013Justin and John talk to famed hobbyist Dean Milano in this episode. Dean is a long time modeller who wrote the Replica Stock column for SAE and CM, worked at Revell, and owned the Milano Model & Toy Museum. As well as being an amazing model builder, Dean is also an accomplished musician and you can hear his song “Life Is Like A Plastic Model Kit” at the end of our show in its entirety.Dean’s website is: www.toys-n-cars.comCheck out the museum DVD available on the homepage.The Milano Model & Toy Museum: Building A Dream: The Milano Model & Toy Museum - YouTubeMilano Model & Toy Museum - Collection, Part 1 - YouTubeMilano Model & Toy Museum - Collection, Part 2 - YouTubeDean Milano - Life Is Like A Plastic Model Kit: Life Is Like a Plastic Model Kit - YouTube

Executive director Caleb Zammit gives ILYSM a personal tour of the Austin Toy Museum located in the heart of downtown Austin. Statesman visuals editor James Gregg, AKA "Rey Myskeerio," reveals how he got into competitive skee ball, axe throwing and other offbeat sports.

Today on the Toy Power Podcast, we get quizzed by our fans who have submitted some challenging questions. We create our own characters for our favourite toylines, ponder over what our ultimate collecting goal is, and speak to a peice that means something to us on a sentimental level. Is a Toy Museum in our future? We also learn who are the actual adults in the room (allegedly!) We then answer a challenge that called us out for more 90s toys as Ben tests the team. Did we pass or fail this trivia task 20-years in the making? Support the show.

Spring scenes (Cows by Beth and apple tree by Leslie)   Baton twirling, elder care, problems with the Veteran's Administration, a long hard winter   A Little Sweet....       Betty's Beauty by Kathleen McGrew   Baby bracelets   A Little Tart...   Signed copy of Blue Highways by William Least Heat-Moon Taking a friend to a bluegrass show in Northern Virginia during the 1980s. Missing friends at Cowles Ford in Woodbridge, Virginia.   A Little Unexpected...       New in Meadows of Dan, Concord Corner Store in the former Toy Museum building.   Lovely lunches and new ciders at Chateau Morrisette.   Greenberry House will be opening in mid-May.   Music attributions   Reverie (small theme) by _ghost featuring Pitx ccmixter.org/files/_ghost/25389

Wisdom, Save the Alien Planet, A Letter for Alice's New Employer, Self-Healing Car, Actually Guy, Hearing God Speak, What You Believe, Toy Museum, Fantasy Football, A Question About Autism, Breaking Animal News, The Zipper Merge Song;   Quotes: “You can get information from the News but not wisdom.” “If scripture is God breathed I have to inhale it. If He's exhaling it I have to inhale it. That's how I'm gonna stay alive.” “I'm gonna embrace the fact that I have no idea what I'm doing and just start bawling.”

We're talking about the weirdest sex toys ever! With Searah Deysach from the store Early 2 Bed.

We're talking about the weirdest sex toys ever! With Searah Deysach from the store Early 2 Bed.

The FER Live Show with MONKEY SHOULDER SCOTCH and Brewer's Cup is almost here and Greg and Sarah discuss a Glop-up, their potentially intro songs and the devastatingly shortist Randy Newman. In WOC: Not My Pants, Eyelashes, Denny's, Toy Museum. In Ball Talk: Opening MLB Pitch. Thanks to Backwoods Brewing and Founders Brewing for joining the FER Brewer's Cup!!

In this episode Sean Kneese interviews Chris Palmieri: puppeteer, actor, voice actor, and animal rights activist. He has performed his puppetry with the Toy Museum of New York in Brooklyn, NY and Field Station: Dinosaurs in Leonia, NJ. Chris talks about how he got involved with puppetry and what he enjoys about it. He also talks about his interest in animal rights activism and veganism. Chris's website: http://chrispalmieri.weebly.com/ Chris's YouTube channel: http://chrispalmieri.weebly.com/

Today was a fun, special show, very nostalgic for us here at Those Damn Comic Book Guys. We took a trip down memory lane of all the toys we once played with as kids, as we recorded at the Austin Toy Museum. We sat with co-founder Josh Eggebeen as he ran down the brief history of the Toy Museum, all the events held there, Star Trek's 50th Anniversary, and so much more. So sit back and enjoy this trip down memory lane. Use promo code 'COMICS20' at fiver.com for 20% off all services on the site. Also got to audibletrial.com/thosedamncomicbookguys for a free 30 day trial of the Audible service.

Word of the Day - Color Our word of the day was suggested by Beth's sister, Ruthie, also our very special guest for this podcast episode. Ladybird Johnson's wildflower legacy A bit about color and dye workshops, dyeing techniques. The claim that ancient people did not see the color blue. “On and on they flew, over the countryside parceled out in patches of green and brown, over roads and rivers winding through the landscapes like strips of matte and glossy ribbon.” - J. K. Rowling Great movies about color What Dreams May Come Avatar  Woman in gold The changing attitudes about color and race and the words used for description. Martha and her babyColorful new baby goat! “I think it pisses God off if you walk by the color purple in a field somewhere and don't notice it." - Alice Walker “Isn't it strange that I know you'd risk your life to save mine, but I don't even know what your favorite color is?” - Suzanne Collins Adult coloring books. Spoon Mountain Farm coloring book by talented artist Sarah Reyburnh A Little Sweet... Leslie is spinning hand dyed angora wool from her German Angora rabbits and planning a rabbit house. Also a yard sale for Memorial Day weekend. She is on the third side of the final border of the Quill Shawl. Beth has been dealing with eye surgery and lots of projects at the Reynolds Homestead. She will be presenting the siblings book on June 5 to kickoff the annual book sale. Hand dyed, hand spun yarn, one of several new yarns at Greenberry HouseRuthie is winding down her teaching year but has been doing a series of studies of famous paintings and the Bible verses that inspired them.  A Little Tart... Much talk about numerous books with color in the titles and terrific songs with colors in the titles and lyrics. A Little Unexpected... Escaping dogs and the Music Jam in Meadows of Dan at the Toy Museum; 2 - 5 on Saturdays throughout the summer is planned. Visitors from Australia and other places.  “The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most.” - John Ruskin “Music gives color to the air of the moment.” - Karl Lagerfeld “You know those days when you get the means reds?’  ‘Same as the blues?’ ‘No,’ she said slowly. ‘No, the blues are because you’re getting fat or maybe it’s been raining too long. You’re sad that’s all. The mean reds are horrible. You’re afraid, and you sweat like hell, but you don’t know what you’re afraid of." - Truman Capote Your hosts wrap things up and will be back with a new word in a couple of weeks. Music Attribution Reverie (small theme) by _ghost featuring Pitx ccmixter.org/files/_ghost/25389 CC Attribution (3.0)

This week's show takes us to the Spencer Doll and Toy Museum, we learn all about geocaching, take a trolley tour of New Bern, explore the Polk County Museum and enjoy family style Lebanese food in Sitti in Raleigh.

Underneath the arches at Brighton & Hove Station is a treasure trove of toys and models to delight the young and the young at heart.