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Welcome to Creative Block! In this episode, Vee is chatting with Aminder Dhaliwal! Aminder is a director and comic artist, storyboard artist, author of Woman World and Cyclopedia Exotica. She's also worked on The Owl House, Close Enough, and Sanjay and Craig. Along the way, we chat about being on a visa and how that changes the relationship to rejection, publishing a book, the Cartoon Cartoons shorts program, an exciting announcement from Vee, and more! Watch this episode on YouTube to see us doodle while we chat ► https://youtu.be/b4B0Ge2Hf9w Become a Patron! ► https://www.patreon.com/crtvblock ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ CREATIVE BLOCK ► https://twitter.com/crtvblock VEE! ► https://twitter.com/violainebriat Editing by Clemence Briat ► https://twitter.com/clem_n_m Produced by Malik Gayle ► https://twitter.com/MalikGayle Theme song by Louie Zong ► https://twitter.com/everydaylouie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtvblock/support

Welcome to Not A Robot's comic review show, where we talk about this week's books... But were they any good? What happened? Listen in, and find out! Listen to what we thought, and let us know how we did! Visit BuyMeACoffee.com/NARPodcasts to support us! a one time donation gets you access to our Discord! comics@notarobotpodcasts.com #StayHuman #DarkCrisis #Flashpoint #Beyond #Nubia #Andromeda #Multiversity #FlashpointBeyond #Joker, #Robin, #Batman, #WonderWoman, #JusticeLeagueDark, #DetectiveComics, #TeenTitansAcademy, #Nightwing, #FearStateOmega, #ActionComics, #BatmanTheDetective, #WonderGirl, and #JusticeLeagueIncarnate, #GreenLantern, #DKOS, #Darkknightsofsteel, #SwampThing, #Superman, #SuicideSquad, #ArkhamCity #Batgirls --- 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/notarobotcomics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notarobotcomics/support

Episode Notes We review Aquatlantic by Giorgio Carpinteri and Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal Buy Aquatlantic https://uk.bookshop.org/a/5588/9781683963516 Buy Woman Wolrd https://uk.bookshop.org/a/5588/9781770463356 Get in touch via social media or by emailing seethroughpanel@gmail.com Support Graphic Novel List by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/see-through-panel Find out more at https://see-through-panel.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-8a93af for 40% off for 4 months, and support Graphic Novel List.

Angel and Jacob talk movie/tv trailers and Addams Family. Good, wholesome fun with a lot of cussin'.While talking about Y The Last Man, Angel remembered Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal, found here. Find Jacob at 71Sticker Co on Etsy or 71StickerCo on InstagramFind Angel at In Front of the Telly on Twitter, her blog In Front of the Telly, or on Facebook at In Front of the Telly.

Had a great time on the Podcast and it was such a pleasure & inspiring getting to know Sammi Jo. Her accomplishments are beyond impressive and she absolutely embodies grit, determination, perseverance & drive... Resources:  https://www.instagram.com/thepunchyblonde/ Show Sponsors: LINK IN BIO USE CODE: “MODERNCOWBOY” @moderncowboyperformance www.moderncowboy.global @nrsworld Show Music: “The Ropin Pen” By: Trent Willmon https://trentwillmon.com/ (https://trentwillmon.com/) MC Podcast Production & Editing: Tyler Hillenbrand @tyhbrand

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On this week's episode of High Wire Woman, it's getting intimate. Or rather, Rosanna Berardi and her guest, intimacy expert, and host of The Marriage Podcast, Dr. Alexandra Stockwell are talking about making room for the important things. The world and our experiences of it are often intense, and when we're so busy, many of us need to get to know ourselves and our partners again. Having an intimate relationship is a learnable skill, and Dr. Stockwell is devoted to helping people do just that, through her podcast, programs, and coaching. You'll hear Rosanna and Dr. Stockwell talk about: How someone becomes an intimacy expert. - it wasn't in the plan but came about when all of the markers of success didn't result in the contentment and satisfaction Dr. Stockwell expected. She decided to start making huge changes. The beauty in allowing ourselves to give up expectations of intense experiences, and allowing ourselves to enjoy being in nature and being ourselves. The struggles and opportunities in relationships caused by the pandemic. The shifts we can make to improve communication in our relationships.  How to be vulnerable and make requests for change in a way that is likely to be heard and responded to.  Resources: Rosanna Berardi | LinkedIn Rosanna Berardi | Berardi Immigration Law High Wire Woman Alexandra Stockwell: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn The Marriage Podcast  Uncompromising Intimacy

This week on Creannotators, I talk Cyclopedia Exotica, one of my favorite comics of 2021, with comics creator Aminder Dhaliwal. We talk the impact of the Cyclops metaphor as satire,  transitioning from Instagram comic to finished graphic novel, what’s next for Woman World on TV, and much more. On Comic Book Herald’s ‘Creannotators' I’ll be interviewing […] The post Creannotators #55: “Cyclopedia Exotica” with Aminder Dhaliwal! appeared first on Comic Book Herald.

Meet the author of Magical Woman: 10 Steps To Unleash Your Divine Feminine Powers, Tauryet K.M. Akeru on this week's edition of Freedom Friday. Discover the secrets to having a blissful birth in this magical woman's world. 

“Wow I just threw up in my mouth a little”, “It’s a shame what that physique does to the boobs” and the ever-popular, “You look like a man”. These are just a few of the many unsolicited comments made towards females in athletics. Strangers who feel compelled to attack and verbally abuse women based on... Read More

Hilay shares stories about coming back to Cali from Bali during Covid-19, Chakra and how overusing or not feeling valued spiritually can manifest into physical ailments (3:30), telling her parents she was no longer Muslim despite recommiting to the religion  while in college for a couple years and her current spiritual journey and coaching (36:38),  quitting her corprate job in sales because of sexual harrassement to travel to Bali and work at a Hostel in Mexico in search of happiness (1:08:51), environment and the subcouncious dictating behavior, philosphical insights while “enlightened” in Denver, falling trees don’t make sounds if no one’s around  (1:43:55) “Best 1st For Last”  1st time she did a lap dance, which was in public, at a modern womens festival to her stripper instructor (2:33:45) To find out more about Hilay, go to her website Hillay.co or follow her on instagram @hillay.co

Prise de possession ultime du corps, le tatouage pour les femmes n’a rien d’anodin. Pratique datant du 18eme siècle et marqueur social fort, les tatouages sont aussi des symboles de lutte, de survie ou d’embellissement pour ceux et celles qui les arborent. Depuis longtemps investi par les femmes, le milieu du tatouage, majoritairement masculin ne se soustrait pas aux logiques du racisme, du sexisme ou de l’appropriation culturelle. Sans fioritures, Clémentine et Anne-Laure parlent aujourd’hui du tatouage par et pour les femmes. Références entendues dans l’épisode : Le mot “tatouage” proviendrait du tahitien “tatau” (“dessin”) noté en 1772 dans le journal le capitaine Cook, premier navigateur à explorer le triangle polynésien. La scarification est une pratique consistant à effectuer une incision superficielle de la peau humaine à l'aide d'outils coupants (morceaux de pierre, verre, coque de noix de coco, couteaux) elle peut revêtir une valeur de rite de passage particulièrement en Afrique de l’Ouest. Ötzi aussi surnommé Hibernatus est un homme momifié naturellement découvert le 19 septembre 1991 à 3 210 mètres d'altitude, dans le val de Senales en Italie. Il porte les plus anciens tatouages connus dans le monde. La micronésie est une région d’Océanie où le tatouage est très présent représentant la fertilité, ses motifs ont inspiré le fameux tatouage « tribal », composé de longs aplats noirs curvilignes.Les Aïnous, premiers habitants du Japon (région nord) utilisaient le tatouage comme marqueur social, les femmes étaient marquées par un tatouage recouvrant les bords de la bouche et remontant légèrement sur les joues chez les femmes mariées, ressemblant à une moustache. Les courtisanes japonaise sous l’époque d’Edo étaient soumises à la pratique de l’irebokuro dont sa variante le kishibori consistait à se faire tatouer le nom de leur amant pour représenter l’amour éternel ou plus souvent leur possession par de riches clients. Le tatouage chinois ("Wenshen" ou "Chiqing") avait une valeur punitive en Chine (sur le visage) puis redevient populaire du VIIème au XVIIème siècle, tatouage considéré comme porteur de chance. Les docteurs Albert Leblond et Arthur Lucas écrivent en 1899 Du tatouage chez les prostitués. Quelques exemples des tatouages retrouvés sur les prostitués au XIXème siècles. La septicémie est une infection qui pouvait se conclure par une gangrène ou une amputation résulte de la non désinfection des ustensiles pour tatouer. Elle était courante au XIXème siècle. France Borel écrit l’essai Le vêtement incarné : les métamorphoses du corps (Calmann-Lévy) en 1992. Le hand poked tattoo est un tatouage fait à la main avec une aiguille, réservé autrefois aux prisonniers. La culture rockabilly (contraction de “rock” et “hillbilly”, terme péjoratif pour décrire une personne peu cultivée) est souvent associée à un genre musical des années 50. Elle a également produit toute une esthétique (langage, art, mode, danse) qui inspire tout un genre de tatouage encore aujourd’hui. Mildred Hull alias Millie Hull (1897 - 1947) est une ancienne danseuse burlesque et seule femme tatoueuse à New-York en 1943 régnant sur le quartier de Bowery grâce au Tattoo Emporium, son salon fondé dans les années 20. Irène “Bobby” Libarry (1893 - 1978), illusionniste et bonimenteuse, a créé son propre cirque appelée “The world’s strangest people” avant d’ouvrir son salon de tatouage en 1939 à San Francisco. Maud Wagner (1877 - 1961) est la première tatoueuse américaine, pratiquant le handpoke jusqu’à la fin de sa carrière. Artiste de cirque à ses débuts, elle commence sa carrière après avoir rencontré Gus Wagner, le “globle-trotter tatoué” pendant l’exposition universelle du Missouri en 1904. Leonora Platt (1883 - 1960), ancienne des Sheesley shows, est une tatoueuse américaine dont le salon de norfolk connaît beaucoup de succès en 1912, jusqu’à pouvoir inciter ses collègues à engager des femmes tatoueuses. Un article qui retrace l’histoire de ces tatoueuses américaines. Le concept de “technique du corps” (évoqué dans conférence du même nom en 1934) désigne selon Marcel Mauss la capacité à transmettre un acte sur le corps traditionnel et efficace de génération en génération, à la croisée de la biologie, de la sociologie et de la psychologie. Michel Foucaut dans Surveiller et Punir en 1975 reprend cette définition dans son concept de “techniques disciplinaires”. Ces techniques ont en commun le fait de s’appliquer aux corps des individus durablement en vue d’une sorte de dressage. Pour Norbert Elias, la société ne peut se construire et se comprendre qu’à travers un processus d’auto-contrainte générale, et le tatouage en est une de ses facettes corporelles, entre conformisme et transgression. L’étude IFOP publiée par le Syndicat National des Artistes Tatoueurs (SNAT) en janvier 2017. L’étude de psychologie sur la perception des femmes tatouées menée en 2004 par Hawkes, Senn et Thom au Canada. Un article sur la perception des femmes tatouées au Canada. Colette Guillaumin est une sociologue féministe et militante antiraciste, chercheuse au CNRS, elle parle de la portée du tatouage chez les femmes dans son recueil Sexe, Race et Pratique du pouvoir. L’idée de Nature (iXe, 2016).L’article du Guardian sur le “survivor tattoo”, “Instead of a scar I had a piece of art : women on their post-masectomy tattoo”. Le tatouage “point-virgule” initié par le Project SemicolonUn article de Madmoizelle sur le tatouage “point-virgule”.Un article de CBS sur les tatouages des survivants de l’ouragan Katrina.Un article de l’Express sur les tatouages mémoriels des attentats de Paris. Un article du Rose Magazine sur le tatouage comme alternative à la reconstruction mammaire après un cancer. La brésilienne Flavia Carvalho et la russe Zenya Zakhar dessinent des fleurs ou des papillons gratuitement sur des traces laissées par des agressions subies par les femmes. Kat Von D est une artiste tatoueuse présente dans L.A Ink, elle a créé sa propre marque de maquillage qui a fermé récemment. L.A. Ink est une téléréalité suivant le salon de tatouage High voltage Tattoo diffusé sur TLC et Discovery Channel de 2007 à 2011. Le MS13 et le Barrio 18 sont des gangs rivaux d’Amérique centrale dans lesquels le tatouage fait office de contrat ou de rite d’entrée. Au Salvador, la clinique financée par Taïwan qui propose d’effacer les tatouages pour permettre aux ex-membres de gang de se réintégrer. Un article de Racked Magazine sur le “tramp stamp”, ce tatouage au bas du dos stigmatisé. L’article du Figaro Madame sur ces travailleuses du sexe tatouées de force par leurs proxénètesUn article de France Info sur ces jeunes israéliens qui se font tatouer le numéro de détenu sur l’avant-bras de leurs aïeux survivants. Numbered est un documentaire sur ce phénomène de Dana Doron et Uriel Sinai réalisé en 2012. Les membres de la communauté LGBTQI+ se réapproprient et se tatouent le triangle tête en bas noir et rose qui servait à marquer les lesbiennes, les homosexuels ou les “associaux” dans les camps de concentration. Le double anneau sur l’avant-bras, symbole d’égalité dans la communauté gay dont la signification est détournée par les fake news. Un portrait dans La Presse de la députée d’origine inuite Mumilaaq Qaqqaq qui arbore les tatouages de sa communauté. L’article d’Hélène Molinari dans Komitid sur Elizabeth Kerekere, militante Maori lesbienne. L’article de Buzzfeed sur le tatouage de symboles féministes et leurs significations. Un article du Time sur ces tatouages féministes provoqués par la course à l’élection présidentielle américaine et la phrase d’Elizabeth Warren. Margot Mifflin évoque l’entre-soi viriliste du milieu du tatouage américain, “The white boy bro culture of tattooing”, dans son livre Bodies of subversion. A Secret History of Women and Tattoo (Powerhouse Books, 2012). Le compte Instagram @payetontattoartist dénonce les tatoueurs sexistes. L’article de Vice sur Instagram comme moyen d’exister pour des femmes, des personnes LGBTQI+ et des personnesracisées d’exister hors des sentiers traditionnels. L’article de Bustle sur le racisme et les mythes de la peau “trop foncée” pour être tatouée.Un article d’Inside Out sur la relation entre la culture et le tatouage.Un article de Macunion sur l’appropriation culturelle et le tatouage. Anna Wanda Gogusey est une illustratrice et tatoueuse, elle a aussi un site. Daria Marx est une féministe, blogueuse et écrivaine.Ma Vie en Gros est un documentaire de Daria Marx diffusé en février 2020 sur France 2.La Nuit du Chasseur est un film de Charles Laughton de 1955 où le personnage du révérend Harry Powers joué par Robert Mitchum a les mots “love” et “hate” tatoués sur les premières phalanges. Lisbeth Salander est l’héroïne de la série de romans policiers Millénium de Stieg Larsson, adaptée plusieurs fois à la télévision et au cinéma. Elle a entre autres tatouages un gigantesque dragon sur son dos. Harley Quinn est un personnage de l’univers de DC Comic interprétée par Margot Robbie au cinéma. Elle est tatouée sur tout le corps. Cressida est un personnage de la série de roman Hunger Games interprétée au cinéma par Natalie Dormer. Elle est tatouée sur le crâne. Un article sur les tatouages de Lena Dunham dont son personnage, Hannah, parle également dans la série Girls. Elle s’est faite tatouée par une de ses amies aussi actrice dans Girls Jemina Kirke.Zoé Kravitz est une actrice, tatouée, Kristen Stewart est une actrice américaine, tatouée entre autre sur l’avant-bras. Angelina Jolie est une actrice américaine, tatouée sur plusieurs partie du corps. Un article sur les tatouages de la chanteuse américaine Ariana Grande. Un article sur les tatouages de Marion Seclin sur ses tétons. The Pillow Book est un film Peter Green Away sorti en 1996. Memento est un film Christopher Nolan sorti en 2001. Le “Fire rose unity survivor tattoo” de Lady Gaga. Faites-moi plaisir est un roman de Mary Gaytskill (Éditions de l’Olivier, 2020) qui a également écrit le roman adaptée au cinéma en 2002 La Secrétaire. Iris Brey est une journaliste et autrice. Elle a publié en 2020 l’essai Le regard féminin, une révolution à l’écran (Éditions de l’Olivier). Morning Show est une série de Michael Ellenberg et Kerry Ehrin diffusé par Apple TV+ depuis 2020. Le podcast de Norah Benarrosh-Orsoni Tout de suite les grands mots du Collectif Transmissions. Karine Tuil a écrit le roman Les Choses Humaines (Gallimard, 2019) qui a reçu le prix Goncourt des Lycéens et le prix Interralié. Woman World (Éditions La Ville brûle, 2020) est la première BD de l’autrice canadienne Aminder Dhaliwal, traduite en françias par Clémentine Beauvais. Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes, cet épisode est conçu par Clémentine Gallot et présenté par Anne-Laure Pineau, mixé par Laurie Galligani. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Montage et coordination Ashley Tola.

This episode we’re talking about Comfort Reads! We discuss what makes something a comfort read, re-reading books, Animal Crossing, nostalgia, horror movies, problematic faves, listening to music on repeat, and more! Plus: Special guest stars galore! You can download the podcast directly, find it on Libsyn, or get it through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, or your favourite podcast delivery system. In this episode Anna Ferri | Meghan Whyte | Matthew Murray | RJ Edwards Comfort Reads Discussed The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling Dear Prudence (and the other Slate advice columns) Captain Awkward Carolyn Hax Ask A Manager Dear Sugar Dumbing of Age by David Willis Octopus Pie by Meredith Gran YU + ME = Dream by Megan Rose Gedris Books by Tamora Pierce Nightrunner series by Lynn Flewelling The Others series by Anne Bishop Books by Mary Roach Books by Sarah Vowell Books by David Sedaris Get Fuzzy series by Darby Conley Read online Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson Read online Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson  Tales from Another Mother Runner: Triumphs, Trials, Tips, and Tricks from the Road edited by Sarah Bowen Shea and Dimity McDowell Discworld series by Terry Pratchett Desert Island Discworld podcast Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce Comfort Reads Mentioned by Our Guests The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien Batman: Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean Mountains and Rivers Without End by Gary Snyder Includes Night Highway 99 Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal Hark! A Vagrant by Kate Beaton Grease Bats by Archie Bongiovanni The Chronicles of Narnia series by C.S. Lewis The Lord of the Rings series by J.R.R. Tolkien The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl series by Ryan North, Erica Henderson, Derek Charm, Rico Renzi, and others. The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe by Ryan North and Erica Henderson Pastwatch series by Orson Scott Card Homecoming Saga by Orson Scott Card   (Thank you to  Inti, Kelsey, Helen, Jean, and Sam!)   Other Media we Mentioned Gormenghast series by Mervyn Peake Anne of Green Gables (1985 film) (Wikipedia) Jack Reacher series by Lee Child Bastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar by Cheryl Strayed Diablo (Wikipedia) Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Wikipedia) Books We Discovered Because of the Podcast Red Spider White Web by Misha Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede Your Republic Is Calling You by Young-Ha Kim The Argonauts by Maggie Nelson Links, Articles, and Things ASMR (Autonomous sensory meridian response) (Wikipedia) HEA stands for “Happily Ever After” Audio Cassette Tape Open Close Play Stop by Bertrof Episode 089 - Other People’s Faves (that we do not like) The Besties Podcast: Animal Crossing New Horizons will save us all! Suggest new genres or titles! Fill out the form to suggest genres! Send Us Your Comfort Reads! Email them to bookclub4m@gmail.com! Check out our Tumblr, follow us on Twitter or Instagram, join our Facebook Group, or send us an email! Join us again on Tuesday, June 2nd we’ll be discussing the genre of Literary Fiction. Then on Tuesday, June 16th we’ll each be pitching a book we think all of us should read and discuss on the podcast! You get to vote!

Aujourd'hui dans Puzzle, Karen Etourneau vous parle de plusieurs bandes dessinées à lire intégralement sur internet !Comptes et ouvrages cités dans l’épisode : Instagram Sarah Andersen : https://www.instagram.com/sarahandersencomics/Les traductions en ligne : https://sarahcandersen.com/translationsSarah’s Scribble en ligne : https://tapas.io/series/Doodle-TimeFangs en ligne : https://tapas.io/series/fangscomicSes livres : https://scribblesshop.com/collections/booksLes Adultes n’existent pas : https://www.placedeslibraires.fr/livre/9782756086552-les-adultes-n-existent-pas-sarah-andersen/Instagram Brèves de prison : https://www.instagram.com/breves.de.prison/Tumblr Brèves de prison : https://brevesdeprison.tumblr.com/Twitter Brèves de prison : https://twitter.com/brevesdeprisonFacebook Brèves de prison : https://www.facebook.com/brevesdeprison/Instagram Aminder Dhaliwal : https://www.instagram.com/aminder_d/Woman world en français (en papier) : https://www.lavillebrule.com/catalogue/woman-world-,133Woman World en numérique en anglais : https://www.comixology.fr/Woman-World/bd-numerique/757171?ref=c2VhcmNoL2luZGV4L2Rlc2t0b3Avc2xpZGVyTGlzdC90b3BSZXN1bHRzU2xpZGVyElosterv : https://www.instagram.com/elodie_shanta/Biscoto : https://biscotojournal.com/Crevette (en papier) : https://www.placedeslibraires.fr/livre/9782897770402-crevette-elodie-shanta/Bonus !Alex Norris (oh no) : https://www.instagram.com/webcomic_nameThéo Grosjean : https://www.instagram.com/theo.grosjean/Lisa Mandel : https://www.instagram.com/mandel_lisa/Pataquès Delcourt : https://www.instagram.com/pataques_delcourt/?hl=frSafely_endangered :

Hello and welcome to Episode Twenty-One of Page Turn: the Largo Public Library Podcast. I'm your host, Hannah! If you enjoy the podcast subscribe, tell a friend, or write us a review! The Spanish Language Book Review begins at 12:09 and ends 14:32 at The English Language Transcript can be found below But as always we start with Reader's Advisory! The Reader's Advisory for Episode Twenty-One is Grilled Cheese and Goblins by Nichole Kimberling. If you like Grilled Cheese and Goblins you should also check out: Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal, My Lavender Boyfriend by Marina Ford, and Better Not Pout by Annabeth Albert. My personal favorite Goodreads list Grilled Cheese and Goblins is on is Fluffy Queer Romance. Today’s Library Tidbit is about crafting and mindfulness. You may have noticed we do a lot of crafting programs here at the library. Why do we do them? Well mostly because they’re fun. We like crafting, you like crafting, it’s a win/win. However, why do people like to craft in the first place? Some people craft out of boredom, some out of family obligation, some to make a living, some to preserve a cultural heritage, and some to relax and de-stress. All reasons for crafting are valid reasons for crafting! However, what I’m going to focus on today is crafting for relaxation and to de-stress and why crafting can be a way to do these things. Before getting into that let’s define crafting. Crafting or handicraft are a variety of work done by hand or with simple tools that creates a practical but decorative object. This makes it a subclass of Art, but not all art is handicraft. Some other pseudonyms for crafting are artisanry, handicrafting, handcrafting, domestic arts, folk art, and rural crafts. Crafts often have cultural and/or religious significance to the person who is doing the work. Crafting is also a way to spread a political message. A craft can be anything from needlework to basket weaving to balloon animals to leather work to glass blowing. There are hundreds of different crafts to try out. Finding out which craft you enjoy doing can take time, but it’s well worth it when you do. For a long while crafts were dismissed. They were either seen as unimportant because they were "women’s work" despite a lot of craftsmen being, well, men, and women’s work has been seen as lesser for most of civilization. Or crafts were dismissed because they were practical. The idea being that practical things had less spiritual and emotional importance than the non-practical arts. The Industrial Revolution replaced the need for people to craft. Before the Industrial Revolution, and widespread use of factories to manufacture products, everything was created more or less through crafting. In the late 1800s and early 1900s movements across the world fought back against the dismissal of handcrafting. Two of the most famous movements are the Arts and Crafts movement in Britain and the Mingei movement in Japan. These movements sought to save crafting as the Industrial Revolution threatened the very existence of crafts. The experts in various crafts were unable to pass on their knowledge as apprentices were being conscripted into factory work instead. These two movements, while differing in some major ways, both sought to bring back handicraft and sought to lift up the artisan's abilities. In more modern times First Nations people, Native Americans and Indigenous peoples, in countries and people groups that were decimated by colonialism have started to recover their people’s cultural handicrafts often in danger through the direct prosecution and destruction by white people. Thankfully handicraft across the board has seen a resurgence in culture and is now seen as important to cultural identity or a useful skill to have. But aside from the practical nature of crafts, why do we craft? Well, most people craft because they enjoy crafting.

Top Fuel Alcohol Dragster Racing The rumble and raw speed of a Top Fuel Alcohol Dragster is an incredible thing to witness and quite frankly, the in-between rounds back in the pits is a true mechanical wonder to experience as a fan, no matter how old or what background you have. That visceral acquaintance with horsepower leaves us all in a wonderment longing for more. In a world of constant change, the NHRA has never ceased to deliver that consistent attraction for fans, while inspiring future generations to get behind both the wheel and picking up a few wrenches behind the flywheel. First Woman Champion As the award winning 2019 Top Alcohol Dragster Champion, Megan Meyer http://bit.ly/MeganMeyerRacing since the age of 10, has competitively raced with the grit and zeal of a seasoned veteran. She grew up around the sport of drag racing as the oldest daughter of renowned championship winning driver and team owner, Randy Meyer. She has stepped up time after time setting up at the starting line while offering a burnout to track down a competitive run. Megan has alcohol running through her veins as a fierce racing spirit. Coming off the heels of a big win running side-by-side with points rival Troy Coughlin Jr. to command the championship, we are honored to have Megan Meyer on the show!

FELICIA DAY is a professional actress who has appeared in numerous television shows and films, including Supernatural, The Magicians, and Mystery Science Theatre 3000. However, Felicia is best known for her work in the web video world, behind and in front of the camera. She co-starred in Joss Whedon’s Internet musical Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, which won an Emmy in 2009. She also created and starred in the seminal web series The Guild. In 2012, Felicia created a production company called Geek & Sundry that pioneered content on YouTube, Twitch and other platforms. It was sold to Legendary Entertainment in 2015. Since writing her New York Times bestselling memoir, You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost), Felicia has continued to work on her own creative projects as a producer, writer, and actor. Most recently, she is working as a producer with Freeform on Woman World, an animated TV show based on the award-winning graphic novel. Visit @feliciaday on Twitter (2.77M followers), Instagram (1.3M followers), or FeliciaDay.com

Woman World de Aminder Dhaliwal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/evlyn-moreau2/message

Co-founder and manager of Club Valentine, Julie Moses Duffy swaps 'Bitch Planet' by Kelly Sue DeConnick & Valentine De Landro for Aminder Dhaliwal's 'Woman World', leading to conversations about jars of tampons, Julie's love of angry women, and the fabled Paul Blart manga. Join Club Valentine's Jimmy Kavanagh as, each week, he and another funny person exchange some of their favourite comic books and graphic novels, then get together to discuss them, along with any and everything else that comes up. Expect lots of laughs, loooooong tangents and in-depth analyses of our favourite books with pictures in them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/club-valentine/message

This episode of the Animation Industry Podcast features Aminder Dhaliwal, Director at Disney TV and creator of the massively popular comic Woman World, on how to find success on Instagram as an Artist. You will also learn. *How to refine your storytelling process to be super punchy and clear *The difference in studio culture between Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and Disney *5 Practical tips on how to stay mentally and physically healthy as a full-time artist *Plus, why Aminder will never show anyone her sketchbook *And… Aminder’s best advice for Sheridan students’ grad film (she’s an alumni!) Aminder Dhaliwal is a native of Brampton, Ontario and received a Bachelors of Animation from Sheridan College in Oakville. She now lives in Los Angeles, where she is a Director at Disney TV Animation. Previously, she worked as a Storyboard Director at Cartoon Network and a Storyboard Director on the Nickelodeon show Sanjay and Craig. On the side, she is very well known for Woman World, her biweekly Instagram comic which started in early 2017. It became very popular and amassed nearly 200,000 followers. Plus, Woman World was nominated for an Ignatz Award for Outstanding Online Comic. Most recently Aminder has been publishing a comic about cyclops life which is equally as amazing. Follow Aminder and read her comics on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aminder_d/?hl=en Learn more about this podcast at terryibele.com/animation-industry-podcast/

Matildas ROYALTY! We couldn’t think of a better person to welcome onto the show for an assessment of Ante Milicic’s 23-woman Matildas squad for France. We ask Optus Sport expert Heather Garriock her thoughts on the squad and just what the expectations of this Matildas team should be. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In the 12th episode of the NüVoices podcast, Alice Xin Liu and Sophie Lu interview Shuilam Wong, who goes by Shui, a comic artist who partnered with Jinna Kaneko to create the Hole in the Wall Collective with Jinna Kaneko. The two high school friends met back up in the city and decided to create their own indie zines (self-published magazines). We talked to Shui about being born in Tokyo and raised in Beijing and London (where she went to Camberwell College of Arts, and where she feels like she belongs to no particular place). We also discussed her artwork, which utilizes broad brushstrokes and a free-form sketch style to depict scenes inspired by a variety of characters in everyday life. Shui notes that her style is partially inspired by Old Master Q (老夫子), a classic Chinese comic. For recommendations, Alice recommends Sexy Beijing (www.sexybeijing.tv), and especially its star and producer, Anna Sophie Loewenberg, a precursor to all the badass females in her life. Sexy Beijing was a project that Loewenberg created with Jeremy Goldkorn and Luke Mines. Sophie recommends Woman World, a graphic novel published by Drawn & Quarterly and based on an Instagram comic about a world without men. Our guest, Shui, recommends yoga and a très noir French Pinocchio comic book by Winshluss.

Ep 110 - In Aminder Dhaliwal's new book Woman World, all the men have died off (spoiler: it doesn't turn out too bad). In this episode, Jacob speaks to Dhaliwal about her book, transitioning the stories from Instagram, and representing identities without making them the butt of every joke. Originally broadcast on CJRU 1280AM in Toronto. Produced by Jacob Dubé.

Join internet sensation and Disney TV animator Aminder Dhaliwal as she launches her debut graphic novel Woman World. The book, first serialized on Instagram to an audience of over 150,000, is a delightful imagining of a world where men have gone extinct. With incomparable wit, Woman World is an entertaining read for people of all genders and one of 2018’s most anticipated releases. Dhaliwal is joined in conversation by Megan Nicole Dong, known for her Sketchshark comics.

*Spoilers* Today we talk about Jurassic World. The future of the Star Wars spinoffs and why they are unncessary. Wonder Woman and how Steve Trevor is definately the Green Lantern. Spider-Man and how Tom Hollands reveal was planned. Robert Zemekis and Guillermo Del Toros 'Witchs' remake. I briefly talk about Tag, The Incredibles 2 and Hereditary and what I think about them. The AMC A-List subscription (Sponsor Us). Sorry about the delay, first day off in two weeks. Please follow me briefly at @Fifthof55 while I set up an account for this page. GFY

This week we're chatting about a wonderful world where Jonathan is a doctor, a military savant, and has starred in the Matrix - until Buffy realizes how wrong this all is and breaks his curse. Oh Danny Strong, where can we find one of your swimsuit calendars as featured in ep 417, "Superstar" For more hot chicks with[out] superpowers check out: Emily is shouting out to the good work and swelling support for the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund working to support those fighting to expose their harrassers Hannah has been enjoying J.K. Rowling (a problematic fave with a lot of nostalgia) as all of the Harry Potter movies have just been added to HBO.  Haley has been enjoying the online comic "Woman World" by Aminder Dhaliwal (@aminder_d) on instagram and soon to be in a book!

read about aminder here : https://www.drawnandquarterly.com/blog/2018/01/dq-acquires-woman-world-aminder-dhaliwal

Hera, give us strength! Baconsale is talking about Wonder Woman in this episode. And we brought along our good friend and clinical psychologist, Dr. Matt, to help us figure out what makes Princess Diana of Themyscira tick. And since we're discussing Wonder Woman, we're of course going to bring up Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, Lord of the Rings, Serenity and Star Wars. . . wait, what? We may get sidetracked a lot, but in the end, we finally give our review of the 2017 movie, complete with spoiler-free and spoiler-full sections. Strap on your bulletproof bracelets, adjust your tiara and hop in your invisible jet -- it's time for Baconsale!