Podcasts about venice beach boardwalk

Kym Gold is a visionary entrepreneur, co-founder of True Religion, the iconic denim brand that redefined premium jeans, and most recently, the founder of dumæ, a homeware line that blends her signature aesthetic with artisanal craftsmanship.As the co-founder of True Religion Jeans, Kym redefined fashion with her rockstar style, fearless vision and unwavering determination. Her entrepreneurial journey began at 18 on the Venice Beach Boardwalk, where she resold irregular clothing items, eventually leading her to launch several successful brands. Known for her transformative approach to business, Kym later co-founded True Religion, a brand that would become one of the biggest names in denim history. After selling the company for over $800 million, Kym focused on family and pursued new creative paths in filmmaking and interior design. A trailblazer and role model, she's now channeling decades of business and design expertise into her luxury homeware brand, dumæ.In this week's episode, Kym Gold shares her journey from dropping out of college to her early entrepreneurial ventures and the founding of True Religion. She reflects on the pressures of entrepreneurship, her unique upbringing as an identical triplet, and the sacrifices she made to build her brand, including living in debt and staying in hotels with her three children. Kym opens up about prioritizing passion over profit, choosing peace over millions when taking her company public, and her belief in resilience, self-care, and the power of community among women. As she launches dumæ, she discusses timeless business fundamentals, the art of hiring, and teamwork. This episode will leave you inspired to embrace change and pursue your passions, regardless of age or circumstances. In this episode, we'll talk to Kym about:* Enjoying the journey and being in the moment. [03:42]* How self-care alleviates pressure. [05:25]* Growing up as an identical triplet. [11:48]* Kym's unique hustle, defying family expectations. [13:03]* From real estate license to selling garments and being a college dropout. [15:16]* Asking questions and not accepting "no" as an answer. [20:27]* Founding True Religion with $250K in debt and living with three kids in a hotel. [24:21]* Taking True Religion public. [32:22]* Leaving the company to prioritize peace of mind. [34:27]* Why family and legacy are more important than business. [37:46]* The inspiration behind dumæ. [41:31]* The challenges of starting dumæ. [44:18]* Kym's lessons from hiring her team. [46:12]* Why organization is essential in life and business. [49:07]This episode is brought to you by Beeya:* If you or anyone you know have been struggling with hormonal imbalances and bad periods, go to https://beeyawellness.com/free to download the free guide to tackling hormonal imbalances and to learn more about Beeya's seed cycling bundle.* Plus, get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIRE10Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Website: https://www.behindherempire.com/Follow Kym:* Website: https://dumae.co/* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dumaeofficial/* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kym.gold/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After months of alarm, forecasters predict that Tulare Lake has peaked in size. That means the risk of flooding has likely subsided for the city of Corcoran. But questions still surround what could have happened if floodwaters had overtaken two state prisons on the outskirts of the city. Reporter: Kerry Klein, KVPR Ford, General Motors and several other truck manufacturers have agreed to abide by California's ban on the sale of new diesel big rigs by 2036. The deal puts an industry stamp of approval on rules California solidified this year, to fight air pollution and climate change.  Reporter: Kevin Stark , KQED   From time to time this summer, we're talking to Californians about how they're spending their summer months. Today, we head to the Venice Beach Boardwalk. It's a place that's long been popular with street performers, and it's where we met musician Eric Gray, who's a fixture on the boardwalk. Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, The California Report

Join our illustrious panel for an in-depth conversation on songwriting. Each of our guests has a unique perspective and process – Sunny War forged her singular folk-punk style busking on the Venice Beach Boardwalk; Madison Cunningham won this year's Grammy for Best Roots Performance; Adam Levy is a songwriter and guitarist who's worked with Norah Jones, Tracy Chapman, and many others. What they all have in common is commitment to their craft and the belief that you can write songs, too.Thanks to PRS Guitars for sponsoring this episode. Check out PRS Guitars' full-line of acoustics at www.prsguitars.com/products/se_acoustics.Support the show:Listen to Part 2 on Patreon, where our guests discuss how and when to share songs-in-progress, co-writing, and more. Plus, Sunny War shares the first song she ever wrote as a kid (spoiler alert: it's a real banger!)Make a one-time contribution to the show on PaypalLeave a review on Apple Podcasts (This helps other guitarists find the show and helps us. We really appreciate it!) Additional resources:Learn more about Sunny War at her website and read our 2018 profile here. Listen to Anarchist Gospel.Learn more about Madison Cunningham at her website and learn to play her song “Life According to Raechel.” Listen to Revealer.Learn more about Adam Levy at his website and learn to play his composition “Clandestino (Elegy for a Cheesemonger).” Listen to Marie (EP).Check out our book Play Guitar Like the Great Singer-Songwriters (featuring lessons by Adam Levy, Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers, and other great teachers).Download Songwriting Basics for GuitaristsThe Acoustic Guitar Podcast theme music is composed by Adam Perlmutter and performed for this episode by Adam Levy.This episode is hosted by Nick Grizzle and Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers, produced by Tanya Gonzalez, and directed and edited by Joey Lusterman. Executive producers are Lyzy Lusterman and Stephanie Campos Dal Broi.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast is produced by the team at Acoustic Guitar magazine, including:Publisher: Lyzy LustermanEditor: Adam PerlmutterManaging Editor: Kevin OwensSenior Editor: Blair JacksonCreative Director: Joey LustermanDigital Content Director: Stephanie Campos Dal BroiDigital Content Manager: Nick GrizzleMarketing Services Manager: Tanya GonzalezSupport the show

Despite crowds, some businesses on the Venice Beach Boardwalk say inflation and the end of stimulus checks mean summer visitors aren't spending like they used to. When the Dust Bowl sent thousands fleeing to California, LA's police chief deployed armed officers to the border to keep them out. Author Bill Lascher discusses this little-known piece of history. “Unprotected” is a new virtual art show at Epoch gallery, where a collection of artists are responding to the Supreme Court's decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

We're coast to coast on The Beer Hour this week! Zach Page of Portland, Maine's Belleflower Brewing talks about being a new brewery on the scene, and the right pace for expansion. From surfing the net on Beer Advocate to buying used dairy wares to brew beer, hear Belleflower's amazing story.Then Venice Beach legend Harry Perry joins the show to reflect on his career in music, the idea behind his iconic look, and being the Kama Kosmic Krusader. Inspired by the amazing performances of James Brown at an early age, Harry decided to spend his life wowing audiences around the world, most known for playing guitar while rollerskating down the Venice Beach Boardwalk.

Put on your tourist shoes and get ready for some totally random experiences because after 3 years we finally went to the Venice Beach Boardwalk! We teamed up with California hero Trevor Wallace and chatted with a shy kid from Canada, a Native American construction worker who loves life on the reservation, and a "legend in the punk scene" going through a punk divorce that's tearing the punk community apart. Filmed on 1/25/22 on the Venice Beach Boardwalk in Venice, CA. Buy tickets to our LA live show on 3/28 here! Join our Patreon here! Go to http://boxofawsome.com and use code outside for 20% off your first box. Go to http://audible.com/butoutside or text butoutside to 500-500 to get Audible. Go to http://betterhelp.com/outside to get 10% off your first month. Go to http://hellofresh.com/outside16 and use code outside16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts!

Fireworks won't be the only thing causing a scene this July 4 weekend. LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has vowed to remove the homeless encampments from the Venice Beach boardwalk by Independence Day, and the city is planning to start sanitation cleanups on Friday. While LA City Councilmember Mike Bonin plans to move those living by the boardwalk to hotels over the next month and a half, unhoused advocates will likely show up to protest enforcement and displacement.

Today on AirTalk, we break down the latest COVID-19 news. Also on the show, we discuss councilmember Mike Bonin's initiative to offer housing for unhoused people along the Venice Beach Boardwalk; learn what wildfire prevention looks like in California; and more. IN THIS EPISODE COVID-19 AMA: Good News On mRNA Vaccines Providing Long Term Protection, Plus Why LA County Case Numbers Are Rising And More (0:00) As Extreme Heat Consumes The Pacific Northwest, Tell Us Your Most Intense Experiences With Heat And How You Coped (32:53) New Report Finds Newsom Overstated Wildfire Achievements And Disinvested In Some Efforts (51:16) The Plan To House The Unhoused On The Venice Boardwalk Starts Today. How Will It Work? (1:09:26) A New Book Sheds Light On The Year That Changed American Sports (1:26:06)

In this week's episode, I talk with Cristina Vane, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist solo artist that recently released her first full length solo album, "Nowhere Sounds Lovely."  Cristina is of Italian-American and Guatemalan descent. I ask her about food from home. We discuss coming to America to go to Princeton, and how her music brought her to LA and more recently Nashville We also talk about her inspiration for the bottle neck slide, and how a summer tour that involved camping in and around some of America's most beautiful national parks and places inspired  the songs on her new album.  We discuss the inspiration for one of my favorite songs off the album, "Prayer for the Blind," and then she delights me with an impromptu live performance of the song.  Crystal and I deep dive into Italian cuisine history, Michael Keaton movies, national parks, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe.  Please enjoy my conversation with the inspirational cross-genre queen, Sister Cristina Vane. 

A business owner on the Venice Beach Boardwalk is closing his ice cream store after a rise in crime, drugs and encampments during the pandemic.Klaus Moeller, the co-owner of Ben & Jerry's at Venice Beach, said the ice cream shop opened three years ago in the area."It was doing really well and Venice always had homeless people, but it's never been a problem and we've always taken care of the homeless. Our security guard is a homeless guy who lives in a tent and has been working as our security guard for two and half years and is phenomenal," he said.Moeller said he always had a good relationship with the homeless community in Venice Beach, and would allow them to sleep in front of his store before the pandemic.Join your host Sean Reynolds, owner of Summit Properties NW and Reynolds & Kline Appraisal as he takes a look at this developing topic.Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/seattlepodcast)

WE ARE FINALLY BACK. After several weeks of putting this podcast off (we had to practice our sword swallowing), we are now ready to talk about AMC's reality series FREAK SHOW. Garrett, Elsa, and Taj explore the world of "freaks" and specifically, look at their friend Toddy Ray's show on the Venice Beach Boardwalk. This conversation will quickly turn from two headed lizards to ironically bad viral porn intros at the drop of a hat, so buckle up! Our coverage of BIG BROTHER 22 continues this week Stay tuned next week for our first episode of our AMAZING RACE coverage (the show starts Oct. 14 on CBS) And next week (?) we will have our 6th episode of the Bucketlist talking about FINDING BIGFOOT. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getrealpodcast/message

EVERYTHING'S ON FIRE! Both literally and figuratively. To the many people asking if we can breathe here: yes, we can. Luckily things aren't as close to us as other parts of California but we definitely are seeing lots of smog and no sunshine. Despite the gloominess lurking above us 24/7, we were able to find out a tip this past week that can really help you save some money on your pet expenses! We review BBQ restaurant Ribs U.S.A. in Burbank and the Venice Beach Boardwalk. Our improv scene is then inspired by an interesting project Jessica had to create in 5th grade. Checkout our WEBSITE for pictures and more recommendations. Watch our YOUTUBE CHANNEL for more comedy Front Row Film Roast of 'Fightclub' Sept 19 

On today's episode of Work Grind Hustle, I sit down with Zack Richland, owner of Vengatti E-Scooters to discuss an exciting new business opportunity in California! Zack has been in the eCommerce and business development space for years and since moving to California 6 months ago, he's gotten some exciting opportunities to get into the tourism space on Venice Beach. In today's episode of Work Grind Hustle, Zack and I brainstorm multiple business opportunities to launch on the Venice Beach Boardwalk.

My name is "Miss Joan" I am an open channel, trained in Reiki to the 2nd degree.  I am a Transcrystal Therapist taught by Rev. Patricia Asheme Bankins and Katrina Raphael. I am an empath. I began working with the Tarot with Margret Fitzgerald in 2006. I fell hook line and sinker for all that it is and all that it can be. I have also been trained to teach the tarot in a 7-month experiential process. I spent 2 years on the Venice Beach Boardwalk as a card reader.  I now work from home and do mobile readings and parties of all kinds. For readings: missjonestarotonthehill.com   Phone:626.274.4957 Spiritual Intelligence: imasumacwatkins@gamil.com  

On this weeks episode we're back from another two week hiatus, we promise to get our shit together one of these days smh! We had most of the crew this episode minus Kendall, but still a dope episode recorded near Venice Beach Boardwalk at the homie Pheynix Air BnB . It must've been the atmosphere because KG decides to talk about his dating life to the fellas and let's say they weren't the most supportive or comforting of friends. Listen & Indulge.

Karen Sperling accesses shifts and changes through Good Listening and creating a state of At-Ease. Our world is constantly in chaos, creating change. Everything in your life can be chaotic at times and is constantly changing. It’s the natural way of life. In a STATE OF AT-EASE you can shift how you perceive and deal with every concern, issue and interaction. You are already there. Karen helps you hear yourself and others, to notice what is available in an expanded state of awareness and to heal.  Karen said: “It has been an enormously stressful time and boy, I hope I can practice what I preach…" When people comment that I do so much (which I don’t feel I do), I always say, “Just do something, some time”. For 30 years I have belonged to a service Ashram that takes care of hungry people in the streets, people with AIDS and addictions.  I learned from that community to be present in the streets, hospitals and hospices and to make food and feed people. Over the years, I have monthly, weekly or daily made meals and walked the streets and Venice Beach Boardwalk, having the privilege of talking to homeless people, learning from them and loving them. I took in 5 African American children whose mother died of AIDS and have been their care giver, support and comfort zone for the past 25 years.   Karen Sperling also has a successful career as a writer. She was the first women in this country to write, produce and direct feature films and the first to hire an all woman crew in 1973. She has written screenplays, novels (published by Doubleday), a Broadway musical about the first woman to run for President of the U.S., and a series of interactive children’s books.  She has facilitated seminars and workshops across the United States. After years of private practice and doing more intimate workshops she states, “My work is in the moment, different every time with each individual and group. I don’t have a website nor do I want a separate identity for this expression and expertise, as I feel what I do is done together as a mutual exchange of healing and awareness with my clients and students.” As an educator, writer and publisher she developed a unique series of interactive children’s books to encourage children’s creativity: www.Invitationalbooks.com. - “Where every child is an artist and a story teller”. To contact Karen: accesschange@gmail.com Listen on You Tube Download.

Karen Sperling accesses shifts and changes through Good Listening and creating a state of At-Ease. Our world is constantly in chaos, creating change. Everything in your life can be chaotic at times and is constantly changing. It’s the natural way of life. In a STATE OF AT-EASE you can shift how you perceive and deal with every concern, issue and interaction. You are already there. Karen helps you hear yourself and others, to notice what is available in an expanded state of awareness and to heal.  Karen said: “It has been an enormously stressful time and boy, I hope I can practice what I preach…" When people comment that I do so much (which I don’t feel I do), I always say, “Just do something, some time”. For 30 years I have belonged to a service Ashram that takes care of hungry people in the streets, people with AIDS and addictions.  I learned from that community to be present in the streets, hospitals and hospices and to make food and feed people. Over the years, I have monthly, weekly or daily made meals and walked the streets and Venice Beach Boardwalk, having the privilege of talking to homeless people, learning from them and loving them. I took in 5 African American children whose mother died of AIDS and have been their care giver, support and comfort zone for the past 25 years.   Karen Sperling also has a successful career as a writer. She was the first women in this country to write, produce and direct feature films and the first to hire an all woman crew in 1973. She has written screenplays, novels (published by Doubleday), a Broadway musical about the first woman to run for President of the U.S., and a series of interactive children’s books.  She has facilitated seminars and workshops across the United States. After years of private practice and doing more intimate workshops she states, “My work is in the moment, different every time with each individual and group. I don’t have a website nor do I want a separate identity for this expression and expertise, as I feel what I do is done together as a mutual exchange of healing and awareness with my clients and students.” As an educator, writer and publisher she developed a unique series of interactive children’s books to encourage children’s creativity: www.Invitationalbooks.com. - “Where every child is an artist and a story teller”. To contact Karen: accesschange@gmail.com Listen on You Tube Download.

If you are thinking about planning a trip to LA, look no further! This week, Christie and Nicole are recording from their Airbnb in West Hollywood during their jammed packed weekend in the City of Angels. In the first part of this two-part recap, Dynamic Duo provides a detailed summary of the first two days of their three-night trip. They also decide whether each experience they have had thus far has been Overwhelming or Underwhelming and share their recommendations and tips for a weekend in LA. Their discussion includes, but is not limited to: Economy Rental Car, Airbnb, Night + Market, Saved By The Max, Pump, Runyon Canyon, Backyard Bowls, Venice Beach Boardwalk, James’ Beach, Gjelina, Venice Beach Ale House, SUR, Santa Monica, and Fig Restaurant. Tune in next week for Part Two and the conclusion of Underwhelmed in LA. Check out this week’s “How To Not be Underwhelmed” for our Los Angeles Food and Travel Recommendations- http://www.underwhelmedpodcast.com/how-to-not-be-underwhelmed.html. Be sure to stay Underwhelmed but in the loop: · Website: www.underwhelmedpodcast.com · Email: info@underwhelmedpodcast.com · Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/underwhelmedpodcast/ · Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/underwhelmedpodcast · Twitter: www.twitter.com/underwhelmedpod Christie can be found on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realchristiewheeler and Nicole can be found at https://www.instagram.com/realnicolekokinos. Underwhelmed is participating in the #2PodsADay campaign this summer! Learn more about this initiative at www.twitter.com/2PodsADay.

Robert Balkovich (@robertbalkovich) returns to provide recommendations for making social media cozy, including, but not limited to, deleting your account. Gillian gets harrassed by a family of raccoons in Costa Rica, Matt manages to find a bookstore on the Venice Beach Boardwalk, and both Robert and Gillian like a steady operator.

We went to LA and did way too much stuff. Not only did we go to Disney and Universal but also managed to take an LA tour of celebrity homes, the walk of fame, the Chinese theater, Beverly Hills, the Famers Market and much more. We ate at In-N-Out, saw the Santa Monica Pier and walked the Venice Beach Boardwalk. We are also starting a NEW podcast called ParkHoppers that focuses solely on our theme park adventures. If you want to hear about the two Disney Parks and Universal Hollywood then check out ParkHoppers right here on Tuesdays at noon

This past Sunday, March 26th, Dan & Kody set up a table on the Venice Beach Boardwalk to to bring The Dan & Kody Podcast to the people!! Dan & Kody met some very interesting folks along the way and covered some interesting topics while also engaging in random conversation with passers-by. Enjoy! Contact us! Email - DanAndKodyPodcast@gmail.com Contribute To our Patreon! Patreon - https://patreon.com/dankodypodcast Follow us on social media! Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DanKodyPodcast Dan & Kody Podcast Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/dankodypodcast Dan & Kody Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dankodypodcast/ Kody Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/kody_frederick Dan Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/danieljhill More ways to listen! iTunes - http://apple.co/2pHBg1K Google Play Music - http://bit.ly/2nfhuYK Stitcher - http://bit.ly/2pNANxL Youtube - http://bit.ly/2o12zXD Our Sponsor! JC Room Blocks - http://www.jcroomblocks.com/

Here's the scorchin', political, hard-rocking anthem, in the spirit of KISS "Destroyer" LP and Nirvana, "Smells Like Teen Spirit," about Zuma Dogg's five year battle versus the City of Los Angeles over Venice Beach Boardwalk issues. The entire situation resulted in a FEDERAL lawsuit, that Zuma Dogg WON and the City of L.A. lost. First single from the, "You're Welcome, America," album. http://ZumaDogg.com.