Podcasts about Weidmann

Musicality is one of those qualities teachers ask for constantly, and yet almost never explain. "Be more musical. Feel the music. Let it move through you..." But what does that actually mean?In this episode, I'm back with Chelsea Weidmann, The Geeky Ballerina, as part of our ongoing series unpacking the elements of artistry she identified in her thesis on Artistry in Ballet. Today's topic: musicality — one of the most personal and most debated elements of all.In this episode we talk about whether musicality is something you're born with or something you can learn, why so many dancers can hear the music but struggle to translate it into their body (and why that's ok!) and Chelsea's clarifying framework for musicality (including elements like rhythm, tempo, dynamics, and more!)If you've ever been told to be more musical but had no idea where to start, this episode will give you a framework, a language, and some practical tools to actually get there.

In 1939, the crimes of German serial murderer Eugen Weidmann captivated France, culminating in a sensational trial and a public execution by guillotine, the last of its kind in the country, just weeks before the outbreak of World War II. My guest today is Mark Braude, author of The Typewriter and the Guillotine: An American Journalist, a German Murderer, and the Meeting of Two Cultures on the Eve of World War II. In our conversation he shares how Janet Flanner's reporting brought this case to American readers and why she saw Weidmann's story as a chilling reflection of a continent on the brink. The author's website: https://www.markbraude.com/ 30% off sitewide at Batch! Go here and support the show: ⁠⁠hellobatch.com/NOTORIOUS⁠⁠ and use the code NOTORIOUS at checkout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You know it when you see it. That effortless, magnetic quality professional dancers have, the way their bodies seem to cut through space with clarity and length. But do you know what you're actually looking at?In this episode, we're back with Chelsea Weidmann, aka The Geeky Ballerina, as part of our ongoing series unpacking the elements of artistry as she identified and explored them in her thesis on artistry in ballet. Today's topic: LINE. One of the most foundational and most misunderstood elements of all.In this episode we cover:- What line actually is (and what it's NOT)- The different categories of line in ballet- How your body's planes of action inform and improve your technique- How to shape the lines between your movements- How to create the illusion of length like a professional- How to start training your lines no matter your current levelIf you've ever watched yourself in the mirror and known something was off but couldn't name it, this episode will give you the tools to find your best lines and start enhancing your artistry. ☺️CONNECT WITH CHELSEA

Host Mike Rosado welcomes master penman Jake Weidmann to the Pencil Pushers Podcast to discuss his path from lifelong, largely self-taught drawing and sculpture to becoming the youngest certified Master Penman (at 26, in 2011). Weidman recounts being rejected from Biola University's art program, then regaining momentum through major commissions (including carving a family crest into moose antler) and learning how market feedback and viewer response complete the creative process. He explains discovering copperplate calligraphy after a classmate requested wedding invitations, attending penman conferences, and earning certification by executing his own ornate certificate. Weidmann details his process and materials (including gouache-based ink), handling mistakes (and a major vellum restoration), balancing intense work with raising four kids, collaborating with Apple for the first iPad Pro, and arguing that human craft and meaning remain vital amid digitization and Ai.   Host: Mike Rosado (mrcraleigh.com) (instagram.com/ekimodasor) Post Production: Max Trujillo (instagram.com/trujillomedia) Sponsors: MRC (mrcraleigh.com) and Burny Wild's (burnywilds.com) 

Balanced Ballerinas is a podcast where classical ballet meets modern wellbeing. Hosted by Georgia — ballet teacher, studio owner, and founder of Balanced Ballerinas — this podcast explores ballet not just as a technique, but as a lifelong practice for discipline, creativity, balance, and self-trust. With over a decade of experience teaching classical ballet, Georgia shares thoughtful solo reflections and conversations with dancers, teachers, and creatives who view movement as a tool for personal growth, leadership, and sustainable living. Episodes explore topics such as: Ballet technique and embodied practice Wellbeing, nervous system regulation, and resilience Teaching, learning, and studio leadership Creativity, discipline, and the ballet of becoming Balanced Ballerinas is for adult dancers, teachers, studio owners, and anyone drawn to ballet as a pathway to a more grounded, balanced life. Connect beyond the podcast: Instagram: @thebalancedballerina + @balancedballerinas Substack: https://substack.com/@thebalancedballerina YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBalancedBallerina Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebalancedballerina Thank you for being here — and for being part of this evolving community.

In ballet, we spend a lot of time thinking about what our dancing looks like, our lines, our placement, what we see in the mirror. But artistry isn't just visual. It's also deeply connected to what we're actually feeling and sensing inside our bodies while we move.This episode is part of an ongoing series with Chelsea Weidmann, also known as The Geeky Ballerina, where we unpack the nine specific elements of artistry that Chelsea identified and explored in her thesis, and later her book, on artistry in ballet. In today's conversation, we're diving into somatic awareness: what it actually is, why it's a critical element of artistry, and how adult dancers can start developing it right away.Chelsea walks us through her three-step process for somatic awareness, noticing what's happening in your body, making meaning of it, and using that awareness to make decisions, and why adults are actually better positioned to develop it than younger dancers. We also get into the real impact the mirror has on our ability to tune inward, how to work with (or around) it, and the most common places adult dancers hold tension without even realizing it.In this episode, we cover:What somatic awareness is and why it's one of the nine elements of artistry in balletWhy the technique should serve YOU, not the other way aroundChelsea's three-step process: notice, make meaning, make a decisionHow somatic awareness develops over time (and why adult dancers aren't behind)The mirror's impact on body awareness and practical ways to reduce over-dependence on itWhere adult dancers most commonly hold tension (shoulders and hip flexors, sound familiar?)How to release habitual tension you might not even know you're carryingSimple exercises and in-class cues to start building somatic awareness todayWhether you're a beginner just learning to feel your body in space, or an experienced dancer trying to move with more intention and artistry, this conversation will give you a completely new lens through which to experience your training.

>>>Register now for our 2026 Summer Institute on navigating emotions, June 18th-20th in Riverside, CA! Virtual and in-person tickets available. Learn more at https://ibcd.regfox.com/2026summerinstitute In this episode of the Hope + Help Podcast, host Christine Chappell interviews Josh Weidmann about his book, The End of Anxiety: The Biblical Prescription for Overcoming Fear, Worry, and Panic. Together, they discuss a biblical perspective on anxiety, its purpose, and the difference between godly concern and sinful worry. They also explore sources of anxiety, the role of trust in God, renewing the mind, addressing shame, and how believers can pursue Christlikeness and find hope in the midst of overwhelming emotions. Main Discussion Points: The purpose of anxiety in God's design Difference between godly concern and sinful worry Sources of anxiety: spiritual, bodily, relational, circumstantial The role of trust in overcoming anxiety Practical steps to interrupt anxious thoughts with Scripture The gospel's role in reframing suffering and anxiety The importance of community and wise counsel View the full show notes & links for this episode: https://ibcd.org/anxiety-josh-weidmann The Hope + Help Podcast offers biblical conversations about life's challenging problems. The podcast accomplishes this by offering a mix of interviews with seasoned biblical counseling professionals and ministry leaders on a variety of topics. Hosted by Christine Chappell. To learn more about the show and to access helpful resources, visit ibcd.org/hopeandhelp. Connect with host Christine Chappell at https://christinemchappell.com. IBCD's Hope + Help Podcast is available on most podcast streaming platforms, so please don't keep the show a secret! If you know someone walking through a challenging season of life, please share the Hope + Help Podcast with them.

Cette conversation, déjà mise en ligne le 23 novembre 2022, est une rencontre avec Ericka Weidmann, fondatrice du média photo en ligne 9 Lives Magazine et journaliste pigiste pour plusieurs médias.Dans cet épisode, Ericka revient sur plus de vingt ans d'évolution des médias photographiques en ligne, en plaçant au cœur de son engagement deux axes fondamentaux : soutenir les acteurs et actrices du milieu de la photographie, mais aussi savoir en dénoncer les dérives. Elle raconte son parcours, depuis ses débuts au sein du premier journal photo en ligne, photographie.com, jusqu'à la création de son propre média.Nous évoquons le choix fort qu'elle a fait de dissocier ses activités rémunératrices de journaliste pigiste de 9 Lives, afin de préserver une liberté éditoriale totale. Cette indépendance lui permet de défendre des causes qui lui tiennent à cœur, comme la dénonciation de l'omniprésence du mâle blanc dans le milieu de la photographie, les abus de certains prix photo ou encore les questions liées aux droits de représentation des photographes.Ericka partage également son analyse lucide de l'avenir de la presse et du secteur photographique, ainsi que de nombreux conseils pour celles et ceux qui souhaitent lancer un média photo ou s'engager professionnellement dans la photographie aujourd'hui.Un épisode engagé et sans détour, pour mieux comprendre les enjeux politiques, économiques et éthiques du monde de la photo.Bonne écoute !00:01:00 – Débuts chez photographie.com, premier journal photo en ligne00:04:23 – Fermeture des médias papier et lancement de projets dans l'événementiel00:06:50 – Le Journal de la photographie, L'Œil de la photographie et les ruptures professionnelles00:11:00 – Création de 9 Lives Magazine et choix de l'indépendance éditoriale00:21:30 – La grille éditoriale et le travail avec Marie de La Freney00:34:40 – L'avenir du métier : paupérisation des photographes et saturation du marché00:38:00 – Avancées et combats : droits, représentation et crise de la presse00:40:40 – Conseils aux photographes : rémunération, droits d'auteur et refus du « payé en visibilité »00:45:30 – Évolution du modèle économique des photographes00:46:00 – Perspectives futures : écologie, mobilité et nouvelles pratiquesSite de 9 Lives Magazine : https://www.9lives-magazine.com/LinkedIn d'Ericka Weidmann : https://www.linkedin.com/in/erickaweidmann/Pour vous inscrire à la newsletter du podcast : https://beacons.ai/lesvoixdelaphotoEt vous pouvez retrouver le podcast sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn : @lesvoixdelaphoto Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Le salon du livre africain de Paris place la jeunesse au cœur de la 5ème édition. Au Sénégal, les Editions Saaraba proposent un catalogue jeunesse dans lequel on trouve l'album de Nail Ver Ndoye « On dit que les girafes sont en Afrique », qui interroge, à travers le voyage d'une cigogne, les idées préconçues sur le continent. L'Afrique est aussi au cœur du 2ème roman de Philomé Robert « Port au Prince Cotonou un écho sans retour » où deux jeunes haïtiens sont attirés par la terre des ancêtres. Philomé Robert et Nail Ver Ndoye, auteurs, étaient les invités de Nathalie Amar sur RFI. « Port au Prince Cotonou un écho sans retour » de Philomé Robert est disponible aux éditions Caraïbéditions. « On dit que les girafes sont en Afrique » de Nail Ver Ndoye Farid Malki et Audrey Sakho est à retrouver aux éditions Saaraba.   ► Chronique : Café Polar Catherine Fruchon-Toussaint a rencontré Cyril Gay pour « L'affaire Eugène Weidmann » (10-18)  Un fait divers historique publié en 4 épisodes en feuilleton tout le mois de mars, qui retrace l'histoire du dernier guillotiné public en France après avoir assassiné cinq personnes en 1937.   ► Playlist du jour - Gnonnas Pedro and his Dadjes Band – Yiri Yiri Boum. - Vonfelt feat Lescop –  La nuit.

Le salon du livre africain de Paris place la jeunesse au cœur de la 5ème édition. Au Sénégal, les Editions Saaraba proposent un catalogue jeunesse dans lequel on trouve l'album de Nail Ver Ndoye « On dit que les girafes sont en Afrique », qui interroge, à travers le voyage d'une cigogne, les idées préconçues sur le continent. L'Afrique est aussi au cœur du 2ème roman de Philomé Robert « Port au Prince Cotonou un écho sans retour » où deux jeunes haïtiens sont attirés par la terre des ancêtres. Philomé Robert et Nail Ver Ndoye, auteurs, étaient les invités de Nathalie Amar sur RFI. « Port au Prince Cotonou un écho sans retour » de Philomé Robert est disponible aux éditions Caraïbéditions. « On dit que les girafes sont en Afrique » de Nail Ver Ndoye Farid Malki et Audrey Sakho est à retrouver aux éditions Saaraba.   ► Chronique : Café Polar Catherine Fruchon-Toussaint a rencontré Cyril Gay pour « L'affaire Eugène Weidmann » (10-18)  Un fait divers historique publié en 4 épisodes en feuilleton tout le mois de mars, qui retrace l'histoire du dernier guillotiné public en France après avoir assassiné cinq personnes en 1937.   ► Playlist du jour - Gnonnas Pedro and his Dadjes Band – Yiri Yiri Boum. - Vonfelt feat Lescop –  La nuit.

durée : 00:02:15 - Les 80'' - par : Florence Paracuellos - 80 secondes de pur fait divers. C'est l'affaire Eugene Weidmann sous forme de feuilleton, quatre livrets entre 30 et 40 pages, signé Cyril Gay, pour nous raconter le parcours criminel de cet Allemand qui passionna la presse avant-guerre. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

durée : 00:50:02 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit - L'interprète inoubliable de Dracula au cinéma Christopher Lee raconte dans "Mauvais genres" en 1998 deux anecdotes marquantes de sa jeunesse : sa rencontre avec l'un des maîtres anglais de la littérature de terreur, l'écrivain Montague Rhodes James, et l'exécution de Weidmann en 1939. - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé - invités : Christopher Lee Acteur

Breathing is something we all do, but most of us were never really taught how to use it as an intentional part of our ballet technique and artistry.In this episode, I'm joined by recurring guest Chelsea Weidmann (The Geeky Ballerina) as we explore breath as one of the core elements of artistry in ballet. Instead of treating breath as an add-on or a reminder, we talk about breath as part of coordination — supporting how we initiate movement, find lightness or groundedness, and shape musical phrasing.Together, we discuss how breath supports plié, why so many of us hold our breath without realizing it, and how chronic breath-holding can lead to fatigue, tension, and dancing that looks technically correct but still feels flat. We also dig into one of the most searched questions among adult dancers: when to inhale versus exhale — offering guiding principles and exercises to try in your own practice.This episode is the beginning of an ongoing series on the nine elements of artistry in ballet, which we'll be returning to throughout the year.Check out these YouTube videos that showcase musicians' use of breath: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRLeTziFsHshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GnJBLwOjFoConnect with Chelsea:Website: www.geekyballerina.com Instagram: @geekyballerinaPurchase her book: Artistry Inside Ballet Technique (vol 1)Support the showFollow Hannah on Instagram @thebusybunheadExplore blog posts, merchandise & resources for adult ballet dancers like you at thebusybunhead.comPodcast produced by Mission Bridge Media.www.MissionBridgeMedia.com

1937, France. Une série de meurtres inexpliqués sème la terreur : chauffeurs, agent immobilier, danseuse américaine... Tous une balle dans la nuque. La seule piste : un homme à l'accent étranger. Lorsque la police remonte jusqu'à une villa de Saint-Cloud, commence l'effroyable confession d'Eugène Weidmann, jeune homme élégant aux mains gigantesques. Six meurtres avoués. Mais a-t-il agi seul ? Le procès passionne la France et l'exécution marquera l'Histoire : ce sera la dernière guillotine publique, en 1939. Pierre Bellemare raconte cette extraordinaire histoire dans cet épisode du podcast "Les récits extraordinaires de Pierre Bellemare", issu des archives d'Europe 1.Crédits :  Réalisation et composition musicale : Julien Tharaud Rédaction et production : Estelle LafontPatrimoine sonore : Sylvaine Denis, Laetitia Casanova, Antoine Reclus Création du visuel : Luowen Wang Remerciements à Roselyne Bellemare et Mariapia Bracchi-Bellemare Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

As adult dancers, we hear the word artistry all the time — but what does it really mean? And how can we actually work on it in class, instead of treating it like some elusive, mysterious quality only professionals have?In this episode, I'm joined by Chelsea Weidmann, founder of GeekyBallerina.com, who has done something truly special: she's defined artistry in ballet through nine clear, tangible elements that dancers of any age or level can develop.Together, we talk about how understanding these nine elements can help us bring more meaning, connection, and expression to our dancing — whether we're returning to ballet as adults or continuing to grow in our artistry after years of training.Chelsea's framework demystifies what artistry looks like, and instead gives us a clear, empowering way to practice it — from breathe and line, to dynamics and body carriage... and more! ✨ In this conversation, we explore:What artistry really means in ballet (and why it's not an indefinable quality)9 elements of artistry and how to cultivate themHow adult dancers can build artistry with intention and joyWhy developing artistry can reignite your passion for ballet at any stageIf you've ever wished you knew how to improve your artistry — this episode is your roadmap! Connect with Chelsea at geekyballerina.comPurchase her book Artistry Inside Ballet Technique, volume 1  on Amazon (affiliate link). Support the showFollow Hannah on Instagram @thebusybunheadExplore blog posts, merchandise & resources for adult ballet dancers like you at thebusybunhead.comPodcast produced by Mission Bridge Media.www.MissionBridgeMedia.com

Summary In this episode of the Faith in Work podcast, artists Jake and Hannah Weidmann discuss how their work disciples them, how their work as artists has revealed to them different aspects of God and how their marriage has also shaped their art and business. The conversation emphasizes the importance of storytelling in art, the balance between craftsmanship and entrepreneurship, and the encouragement for others to embrace their creativity as a form of worship. Wherever you're listening—Spotify, Apple, or YouTube—subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show helps others discover what we're doing here. It's a small way to support the mission—and it means a lot to us.    Highlights On Work Discipling Us   "Something we always say about our work is we feel very much discipled by our work privately before we're ever given permission to share it publicly. And so something that like putting our hands to like tangible embodied work, think is, especially in a digital age and the culture that we live in, we just notice more people want tangible and slowness. And so I think imitating God in that way and creating and it's very much a human experience has been something that I think the arts do extraordinarily well."- Hannah Weidmann On Worship and Liturgy   "In all of the different art forms that I practice, I'm always looking back into the annals of history and rehearsing the strokes of past masters. And that's what gives me a common language for my art. In a lot of ways, I think that, you know, craft... is like the liturgical practice of my art. It gives me a common language to use and utilize so that when I do speak, I'm speaking with a common language that's been spoken for hundreds, if not thousands of years. That so much of what I do in creating meaning through my work is upholding sacred symbols. And so if I don't have an understanding of what that symbolism is and what it points to, then I'm just a clanging gong, resounding symbol. And that's what a lot of, unfortunately, a lot of postmodernist art is about. It's about creating as you feel. It's not following any sort of precedent laid down by previous generations, and it points back at itself."- Jake Weidmann Resources Download the episode transcript here Jake & Hannah's Website Jake Weidmann's Website Everyday Heirloom Website Made To Last Podcast Suffering Servant in a Single Stroke by Jake Weidmann More videos of Jake's Art Jakes Book: Old Soul, New Creation

What does it look like to build a life where every part—marriage, family, faith, and work—is beautifully woven together? It's a question so many of us ask, and it's why Gabe and Rebekah were so excited to talk with their friends, Jake and Hannah Weidmann.As world-renowned artists who create, work, and raise their children side-by-side, the Weidmanns live a life of incredible intention. Their story is a stunning picture of what it means to build a shared existence that is both deeply creative and deeply rooted in faith.In this conversation, they explore the rhythms that allow their marriage to thrive amidst the pressures of a shared business, how they cultivate a home environment that honors both of their artistic callings, and the counter-cultural beauty of choosing to build a slow, meaningful life together. This episode is a masterclass in living with purpose, passion, and partnership.In this episode, you'll learn:How to live a “unison” model of marriage where family, faith, and work are fully integratedThe benefits and challenges of sharing a creative vocation with your spouseRhythms for cultivating a home environment that nurtures your family's artistic callingsWhy a slower, more intentional pace of life is key to deep work and spiritual healthHow to honor individuality and personal needs while operating as a unified teamResources:Buy “Old Soul, New Creation” here: https://www.jakeweidmann.com/collections/old-soul-new-creation/Jake's website: https://www.jakeweidmann.com/Hannah's website: https://www.adornthebeloved.com/Everyday Heirloom: https://everydayheirloomco.com/The Journal For Us: 10 Conversations Every Couple Needs to HaveReserve your spot now for Rhythms Retreat November 21-22 in Franklin, TN. Create a free THINQ Account to access more trusted content like this on topics from all channels of culture at thinqmedia.com.More from the THINQ Podcast Network:THINQ Media Podcast with Gabe LyonsThe InFormed Parent with Suzanne PhillipsNextUp with Grant SkeldonNeuroFaith with Curt ThompsonUnderCurrent with Gabe Lyons

Worin liegt die Bedeutung der Musikhochschulen in Deutschland? Karolin Schmitt-Weidmann ist Professorin an der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart und hat ein Buch dazu geschrieben. Im SWR Kultur Musikgespräch erzählt sie wie die Musikhochschulen mit der Gesellschaft vernetzt werden können.

Staus auf den Strassen, volle Züge: Die Verkehrsinfrastruktur in der Schweiz muss ausgebaut werden. Nicht für alle Wünsche reicht das Geld. Welche Projekte sollen in den nächsten 20 Jahren umgesetzt werden? ETH-Professor Ulrich Weidmann machte für den Bund ein Auslegeordnung. Ulrich Weidmann hat mit «Verkehr 45» ein Gutachten für den Bund verfasst. Rund 500 Projekte auf Schiene und Strasse hat er analysiert und priorisiert. Wann ist ein Projekt wichtiger als ein anderes? Kamen die ländlichen Regionen zu kurz? Wie sieht die Verkehrsinfrastruktur der Zukunft in der Schweiz aus? Weidmann ist Professor für Verkehrssysteme an der ETH Zürich. Er ist Gast im Tagesgespräch bei Simone Hulliger.

Today on Exploring the Marketplace, Shawn Bolz and Bob Hasson welcome professional artist and one of only nine Master Penmen in the world, Jake Weidmann. Certified through IAMPETH in 2011, Jake holds the honor of being the youngest Master Penman by three decades—and the youngest ever to achieve the title. His peers have created works for the White House, Queen Elizabeth, and even the Pope, but Jake's journey has uniquely blended calligraphy with fine art, painting, drawing, woodworking, and engraving.Jake shares how faith shaped his career from the very beginning, even when industry professionals warned him not to make it explicit. Instead, leaning into his relationship with Jesus led to surprising opportunities, including his celebrated hymn series. He also opens up about overcoming struggles with self-doubt, impostor syndrome, and the “starving artist” complex, and how God has redeemed his perspective of calling.In this conversation, Jake reveals stories of marketplace miracles—from divine provision of materials like the wood for The Old Rugged Cross, to being placed before people and companies with favor and authority far beyond what he could have imagined. His life verse, Proverbs 22:29, has marked his journey: “See a man gifted in his work. He will stand before kings; he will not stand before obscure men.”

This episode of 15:14 features Josh Weidmann, who shares how biblical counselors, pastors, and church communities can care for people in the aftermath of suicide. Josh is married to Molly, and together they are raising six children. He serves as the senior pastor of Grace Chapel in Denver, Colorado, is an author, and a BCC Council Member. Josh is also a certified biblical counselor with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors and a doctoral candidate at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He regularly publishes at joshweidmann.com and hosts the radio program at GospelDaily.org.   FROM OUR SPONSOR:  To learn more about an undergraduate degree in biblical counseling, go to BoyceCollege.com/1514. For more information on the Biblical Counseling and Master of Divinity degree in 60 months go to BoyceCollege.com/five.   ONE WORD ONE WORLD CONFERENCE 2025: To learn more and register for the One Word One World Conference presented by the Biblical Counseling Coalition go to: bccglobalsummit.org. Support 15:14 – A Podcast of the Biblical Counseling Coalition today at biblicalcounselingcoalition.org/donate.

What if writing by hand is more than just nostalgia—it's a way of connecting to something ancient, sacred, and deeply human? In this episode, I sit down with Jake Weidmann, one of only nine Master Penmen in the world, to explore the forgotten art of penmanship and its surprising power in our digital age. We talk about Jake's remarkable journey from psychology student to world-renowned artist, how handwriting shapes the brain, and the spiritual symbolism behind his work—from flourishing calligraphy to carving family crests. Jake shares stories from his life, including his new book “Old Soul, New Creation,” which blends memoir, theology, and visual art into a contemplative experience. This episode is a powerful reflection on tradition, creativity, and the enduring importance of beauty. If this conversation moved you, leave a comment, subscribe, and share it with someone who still believes in the power of the pen. Find more from Jake: Website: https://www.jakeweidmann.com/ The Art of Whittling: https://amzn.to/4iTDncM Jake Weidmann YouTube: https://youtube.com/@jakeweidmannartist Instagram: https://instagram.com/jakeweidmann Everyday Heirloom Co: https://everydayheirloomco.com/ Made to Last Podcast: https://made-to-last.simplecast.com/episodes Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tammy.m.peterson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TammyPetersonPodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tammypetersonpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tammy1Peterson Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TammyPetersonPodcast

Our children are creative. They create from a young age as they design, draw, sing, and play their way through new experiences. Sometimes tech builds on these beautiful creative moments, and sometimes, as Jake Weidmann points out, they simply exist within the confines of other peoples' creative endeavors. Today we'll talk with Jake Weidmann, husband, Christ-follower, and master Penman, about his lifelong journey of following Jesus through the gifts and creativity he's been given.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3SDv4X8 

Jake Weidmann is one of nine master penmen in the entire world, and works with calligraphy, painting, drawing, woodworking, and engraving. His recent book, ‘Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through A Life Of Art And Faith' highlights some of Jake's most renowned works.Jake Weidmann's website: https://www.jakeweidmann.com/Odd Soul, New Creation: https://www.jakeweidmann.com/collections/old-soul-new-creationwww.worldviewmatters.tv© FreedomProject 2025See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is "flat" turnout really necessary as an adult dancer? Is it even possible to improve my turnout? If you've asked yourself these questions, this episode is for you! We're joined by ballet teacher and Geeky Ballerina founder, Chelsea Weidmann, to discuss the history of turnout in ballet, why it's not as essential as many adult dancers believe, and how to improve your turnout safely and effectively. This episode offers practical tips, myth-busting insights, and encouragement for every adult ballet dancer. Learn how to work with your body, instead of against it, and dance with more freedom in the studio. Grab your coffee and let's get into it!Connect with Chelsea:www.geekyballerina.comInstagram: @geekyballerinaBox Split tutorial on YouTubeFollow Yelena @ballet_for_allFollow Hannah @thebusybunheadCheck out more resources here:youtube.com/@balletforallonlineballetclasses.comthebusybunhead.comPodcast produced by Mission Bridge Media.www.MissionBridgeMedia.comSee you next time after class! ♥

durée : 00:50:02 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit - L'interprète inoubliable de Dracula au cinéma Christopher Lee raconte dans "Mauvais genres" en 1998 deux anecdotes marquantes de sa jeunesse : sa rencontre avec l'un des maîtres anglais de la littérature de terreur, l'écrivain Montague Rhodes James, et l'exécution de Weidmann en 1939. - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé - invités : Christopher Lee Acteur

Dave & Dante interview Master Penman, Jake Weidmann. Jake is an artist, author, and achieved the title of Master Penman at the age of 26 - the youngest of any with the title ever. Listen in on the conversation and hear how Jake uses his God-given talent to bring glory to the Father. To see more about Jake, visit his website here: Jake Weidmann For more about Legacy Dads, click here: Legacy Dads Website Legacy Dads Facebook Group: Legacy Dads Facebook Legacy Dads Instagram: Legacy Dads IG

Jake is a professional artist and is certified as one of only nine Master Penman in the world. He is self-taught in each of his disciplines (calligraphy, painting, drawing, woodworking, and engraving). While he typically works with private clients, he has also worked with Apple, Inc., Crossway Books, and Biola University, has spoken from countless stages including Tedx and Q and was featured on PBS Television. His new book is called Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through A Life of Art and Faith.

Jake Weidmann is a professional artist and is certified as one of only nine Master Penman in the world. He holds the title as the youngest Master Penman by three decades and is the youngest to ever attain the title. A few of Jake's peers (other Masters) have done work for the White House, Queen Elizabeth and even the Pope. His journey into calligraphy has been the "special sauce" for everything he now creates, incorporating the traditional calligraphic flourishing into his fine art. While he typically works with private clients, Jake has worked with Apple, Inc., Crossway Books, and Biola University and has spoken from countless stages including Tedx and Q and was featured on PBS Television. He is the author of "Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art & Faith". To learn more about Jake and his art, books, and other projects, go to jakeweidmann.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Amadeus Weidmann hatte es geschafft: 2012 startete er als Game & Story Designer bei Piranha Bytes durch, die mit Gothic eines seiner Lieblingsspiele geschaffen hatten - und das als frischer Uni-Abgänger. Es folgten 12 Jahre voller Lachen, Trauer, Freude und Ärger, bis auch Amadeus Weidmann erfahren musste, dass Piranha Bytes Anfang 2024 schließen wird. Auf das Ende dieses langen Kapitels folgte der Beginn eines neuen: Gemeinsam mit drei MitstreiterInnen gründete er das Indie-Studio Brainlag Games und schmiss all seine Fähigkeiten in den Ring, um den Prototypen von "Rootbound" voranzubringen, ein pixeliges Abenteuerspiel mit einem Rucksack als engstem Vertrauten. Und das wurde nun, nach vielen Überstunden voller Arbeit, ganz frisch der Welt enthüllt. Jetzt beginnt für Amadeus und sein Team die nächste heiße Phase: Reaktionen auswerten, aus dem Prototypen ein Spiel machen und ja, vielleicht auch einen Publisher finden. Im Gespräch mit Dom Schott führt Amadeus Weidmann hinter die Kulissen seines neuen Studios, erinnert sich aber auch an die wilde Zeit bei Piranha Bytes zurück. Außerdem reist das Duo noch weiter in die Vergangenheit und landet bei einer ganz besonderen Wassermühle irgendwo im Nirgendwo.

Eugène Weidmann a été le dernier condamné exécuté en place publique en France. C'était en 1939 à Versailles. Ce jeune Allemand « présentant bien » a tué 6 personnes juste pour les voler.

Eugène Weidmann a été le dernier condamné exécuté en place publique en France. C'était en 1939 à Versailles. Ce jeune Allemand « présentant bien » a tué 6 personnes juste pour les voler.

Join Raechel and Amanda for Week 3 of Genesis as they welcome the warm, intentional, and reflective voice of Hannah Weidmann back to the podcast. Together they are driven toward the Lord through the story lines of Genesis as they consider themes like unmerited favor, the Lord's timing, and remembrance. Open your Bibles with us this week! This episode corresponds to Week 3 of She Reads Truth's Genesis reading plan. You can read with the She Reads Truth community on our site, app, or with our Genesis printed or digital Daily Reading Guide.Use code HEPROMISED through February 3 for 15% off the Promises of God collection at ShopSheReadsTruth.com.Big thanks to our episode sponsor!MOSH– Head to MoshLife.com/Truth for 20% off and free shipping on the Best Sellers Trial Pack. CSB She Reads Truth Bible x Holman Handcrafted Collection– Preorder your new *premium edition* of the CSB She Reads Truth Bible at lifeway.com/shereadstruth.She Reads Truth on Instagram & FacebookRaechel Myers on InstagramAmanda Bible Williams on InstagramEveryday HeirloomHannah Weidmann on InstagramMade to Last Podcast on Instagram*If you purchase something through our links, She Reads Truth may earn an affiliate commission.

In this episode of Raising Fatherless Kids, Lori Apon welcomes Pastor Josh Weidmann to discuss the challenging and prevalent topic of depression. Drawing from his personal experiences and biblical insights, Pastor Josh offers practical tools and hope for navigating depression, reminding listeners of God's unfailing love and strength. Key Takeaways: The Link Between Anxiety and Depression: Pastor Josh explains how these struggles often go hand in hand, describing depression as "the evil cousin of anxiety." Hidden Depression: Depression can manifest in ways that are unseen, even to those closest to us. Pastor Josh sheds light on how it takes root and offers tools to address it. Biblical Guidance: Scripture is a powerful tool in battling depression. Pastor Josh and Lori encourage listeners to rely on God's Word for strength and comfort. The Importance of Faith: Faith, whether our own or that of others around us, plays a pivotal role in healing. Surrounding ourselves with a supportive, faith-filled community is essential. Practical Tools for Depression: Josh introduces the concept of a "Think and Do List," a pre-planned action guide for moments of emotional overwhelm. Additional Resources: Suicide Hotline: 988 – A vital resource for immediate help Gospel Daily Podcast The End of Anxiety by Pastor Josh Weidmann Honest to God by Pastor Josh Weidmann How to Help Kids with Anxiety For more information and helpful resources, check our website, PerspectiveMinistries.org & follow us on Instagram @PerspectiveMinistries.

In this episode, the three hosts reminisce about the past four years of the podcast—their favorite episodes, honorable mentions, and important lessons learned. They also talk about plans for the future of the podcast. The team's newest addition, Celine Strohbehn, the podcast's social media manager, is also introduced and her involvement with the podcast is described.

Listen as Sarah interviews Joshua Weidmann!

Shawn Weidmann's story is one of transformation, resilience, and thoughtful decision-making. He is a fantastic operator-turned-entrepreneur who successfully raised $90M+ for his company, Zephyr, and scaled it to 300 employees. In this insightful interview, Shawn explores the key moments that shaped his career, the lessons he's learned along the way, and raising funding in challenging markets from investors like Elda River and The Pritzker Organization.

Anxiety among adolescents is prevalent today. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 38% of girls and 26% of boys aged 13 to 17 experience some form of anxiety disorder. Our guest today, Pastor Josh Weidmann, author of the book The End of Anxiety, focuses on how anxiety can lead us to greater trust in God and ultimately glorify Him, which is the end purpose of our struggle with anxiety. While we may not eliminate anxiety, we can learn to manage it effectively.  While anxiety may be a lifelong struggle for some, it can also be a tool for spiritual growth and deeper intimacy with God. By addressing anxiety with biblical principles, individuals can find peace and purpose in their struggles. In this episode, guest Pastor Josh Weidmann discussed: His personal journey with anxiety The purpose of anxiety  Practical steps towards healing and hope Other resources: The End of Anxiety: The Biblical Prescription for Overcoming Fear, Worry, and Panic by Josh Weidmann Honest to God: Becoming Brutally Honest with a Gracious God by Josh Weidmann Special Event: Christmas Hope Mom, you are not alone!  Join our private Facebook group for more encouragement and community: https://bit.ly/widowmom  For more information and helpful resources, check our website: PerspectiveMinistries.org & follow us on Instagram @PerspectiveMinistries.

Chelsea Weidmann joined The Adult Ballet Studio for this episode! She is a ballet instructor and the founder of Geeky Ballerina, a platform offering resources and curriculums for ballet instructors and students alike. Chelsea has been teaching ballet for more than 25 years, She taught for Ballet West Academy for four years and has an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts. She's fully ABT certified, fully certified in mUvmethod and certified in level 1 of PBT. She says teaching is a big passion for her and has dedicated her time to developing in-depth teaching resources, curriculums for various levels of ballet, and a framework for what she views as the nine elements of artistry, all available on her website. She also has a monthly newsletter and moderates the New Ballet Teachers Group on Facebook. In this episode, Chelsea shares her journey to finding her own space in the ballet world and offers her advice for other dancers to do the same. She also shares insights on developing a classroom for adult ballet dancers versus for kids and teens and ways adults can take care of their mental and emotional well-being while engaging in an art form that is physically demanding. Check it out! Check out Geeky Ballerina: www.geekyballerina.com Follow Chelsea on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@geekyballerina And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geekyballerina/ And Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@geekyballerina5836 Read more about Chelsea's nine elements of artistry: https://www.geekyballerina.com/elements-of-artistry Vote for The Adult Ballet Studio in the arts & design category for the Women in Podcasting Awards! Voting ends October 1st: https://www.womenpodcasters.com/vote Music in this episode: Waltz of the Flowers - Tchaikovsky Barroom Ballet - Silent Film Light - Kevin MacLeod Barroom Ballet - Silent Film Light by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100310 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ @eblosfield  | theadultballetstudio@gmail.com Support this podcast on Patreon! https://patreon.com/TheAdultBalletStudio?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elizabeth-blosfield/support

Gospel Daily Conversations with Josh Weidmann Physical Marital Intimacy From a Biblical Perspective Interview with Scott Mehl, Author of: Redeeming Sex in Marriage: How the Gospel Rescues Sex, Transforms Marriage, and Reveals the Glory of God *Parental Caution - please listen when not in the presence of children. Episode: 1321  

Jake Weidmann knows the science behind his art. With a background in psychology, Jake is now a professional artist and calligrapher. On today's episode, he shares the history of calligraphy and why it is so important to human beings; explains why you should turn off autocorrect; breaks down the psychological impact of sending hand-written letters; advocates for starting handwriting young; and divulges his best tips and favorite resources for calligraphy beginners.  More information about Jake & the resources he mentions:  Jake's website  The International Association of Master Penmen, Engrossers, and Teachers of Handwriting (IAMPETH)  3.5 minute penmanship video  Penmaking video  Why write? Ted talk A Craftsman's Legacy TV episode  Michael Sull  Brian Goulet of The Goulet Pen Company  John DeCollibus  F. B. Courtney and Louis Maderasz  Kolbe Academy bookstore penmanship offerings   Spencerian Handwriting Course   Writing Our Catholic Faith instructional series  Relevant Kolbecast episodes:  216 Searching for Something We've Forgotten with Trae Bailey  143 Partners in a Liberal Arts Renewal with CLT's Soren Schwab  Have questions or suggestions for future episodes or a story of your own experience that you'd like to share? We'd love to hear from you! Send your thoughts to podcast@kolbe.org and be a part of the Kolbecast odyssey.   We'd be grateful for your feedback! Please share your thoughts with us via this Kolbecast survey!   The Kolbecast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and most podcast apps. By leaving a rating and review in your podcast app of choice, you can help the Kolbecast reach more listeners. The Kolbecast is also on Kolbe's YouTube channel (audio only with subtitles).  Using the filters on our website, you can sort through the episodes to find just what you're looking for. However you listen, spread the word about the Kolbecast! 

durée : 00:54:54 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Dans Affaires Sensibles aujourdhui, voici l'histoire d'un criminel qui a marqué la première partie du XXe siècle : Eugène Weidmann. Notre invité est Emmanuel Taïeb, professeur des universités en science politique à l'IEP de Lyon. - invités : Emmanuel TAIEB - Emmanuel Taïeb : Rédacteur en chef de Saison. La revue des séries

Gospel Daily Conversations: Pastor Josh Weidmann interviews Pastor Mark Vroegop on his book:  Waiting Isn't A Waste: The Surprising Comfort of Trusting God in the Uncertainties of Life Episode: 1281n

durée : 00:54:54 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Dans Affaires Sensibles aujourdhui, voici l'histoire d'un criminel qui a marqué la première partie du XXe siècle : Eugène Weidmann. Notre invité est Emmanuel Taïeb, professeur des universités en science politique à l'IEP de Lyon. - invités : Emmanuel TAIEB - Emmanuel Taïeb : Rédacteur en chef de Saison. La revue des séries

On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Jake Weidmann, one of nine master penmen in the world. Join them to hear about Jake's journey to becoming a master penman and the history of beautiful penmanship. Jake also unpacks his case for cursive as a critical connection between the brain and the page and shares his best advice for instilling a love of art in students today.Today's episode of Anchored is brought to you with support from America's Christian Credit Union. Find out how ACCU can be the banking partner to your school or family by visiting americaschristiancu.com/CLT.

Eugène Weidmann a été le dernier condamné exécuté en place publique en France. C'était en 1939 à Versailles. Ce jeune Allemand « présentant bien » a tué 6 personnes juste pour les voler.

Eugène Weidmann a été le dernier condamné exécuté en place publique en France. C'était en 1939 à Versailles. Ce jeune Allemand « présentant bien » a tué 6 personnes juste pour les voler.

1. Unique aspects of counseling virtually. 2. Thinking biblically about technology and virtual counseling.  3. Common pitfalls and best practices for virtual counseling. Click here for more information about the Biblical Solutions Booklet series.  Find this podcast transcription here. 

Resilience isn't unyielding willpower that pushes through any obstacle or withstands any force. Resilience allows us to be flexible and adaptable. We bend but aren't broken; we are wounded but learn how to heal. In this episode of the Rhythms for Life podcast, we are joined by Hannah Weidmann, creator of the jewelry company Everyday Heirloom, to discuss the meaning of resilience, share how scripture defines resilience and how the Resilience necklace at Everyday Heirloom came to be and how it was crafted with intention using scripture. Take the Resilience Quiz at https://www.rebekahlyons.com/rlquizBuilding a Resilient Life is out now. Purchase your copy HERE!Purchase the Resilience necklace at Everyday Heirloom and save 20% with the code “REBEKAH20”.