Podcasts about Wyland

Guest Steve Creech, President of the Wyland Foundation, shares how the organization—founded by famed marine artist Wyland—has grown its impact through education, community outreach, and partnerships promoting environmental sustainability. Steve highlights key programs like the Wyland National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation, which engages thousands of water agencies and their customers in pledging to save water, with prizes ranging from smart irrigation controllers to a $50,000 electric vehicle. He also discusses the Wyland Art Challenge for K-12 students, a new watershed study curriculum supporting STEM learning, and the foundation's 80-foot mobile water museum featuring a theater, mini watershed, rainforest, and interactive exhibits that travel across the U.S. to inspire the public to protect our planet's most vital resource. Podcast Recorded on May 1, 2025

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for January 29th Publish Date:  January 29th    Commercial: From the BG Ad Group Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Wednesday, January 29th and Happy Birthday to Franklin Roosevelt ***01.29.25 - BIRTHDAY – FDR*** I’m Dan Ratcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Cobb Sheriff Deputy Injured in Four-Car Collision Little Free Library Opens at Marietta Teacher's House All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: CU of GA (06.26.24 CU OF GA FREE CHECKING_REV_FINAL) STORY 1: Cobb Sheriff Deputy Injured in Four-Car Collision A Cobb County sheriff’s deputy, Deputy Wyland, was injured in a four-car crash Monday morning on Leader Road at South Cobb Drive. Wyland’s Ford Explorer collided with a Subaru while turning, leading to further collisions with a Chevrolet and a Toyota. Wyland and the Chevrolet driver, Michelle Pack, were taken to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The Subaru and Toyota drivers were unharmed. The crash remains under investigation, and anyone with information is urged to contact Cobb County Police. STORY 3: Little Free Library Opens at Marietta Teacher's House Marietta Middle School teacher Methany Thornton unveiled a new Little Free Library on her front lawn, thanks to the nonprofit Cobb Collaborative. Located on Griggs Street, the community library encourages neighbors to “take a book, leave a book” to promote literacy. Thornton, a language arts teacher, hopes the stand inspires kids and adults to read more. Cobb Collaborative, focused on improving children’s lives, partners with organizations like Marietta City Schools to install these libraries across Cobb County, increasing access to books. The ribbon-cutting ceremony included Thornton’s family and community leaders, celebrating this effort to foster a love of reading. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.    We’ll be right back  Break: DRAKE (Drake Realty (Cobb County) STORY 4: Georgia DOT Hosts Open House for I-285 Express Lanes Project The Georgia Department of Transportation will host community conversations on Feb. 11-12 to update the public on the I-285 Westside Express Lanes project in Cobb and Fulton counties. The project now includes two barrier-separated express lanes in each direction over a 10-mile stretch, shifting financial responsibilities to a private sector partner. These open house events, held in Atlanta and Smyrna, allow attendees to review updates, speak with the project team, and provide input. For those unable to attend, a virtual meeting room with project details is available online. STORY 5: Georgia Supreme Court Dismisses Mableton Cityhood Challenge The Georgia Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the constitutionality of Mableton’s cityhood. Filed in 2023, the lawsuit claimed the legislation creating the city and a community improvement district (CID) violated Georgia’s single subject rule. However, the court ruled unanimously that the rule wasn’t breached, as the CID is logically connected to the city’s creation. Mableton was established via a 2022 referendum, with 53% voting in favor. Mayor Michael Owens expressed hope that the ruling will help the community move forward and embrace the city’s progress. Break: STORY 6: The Battery Welcomes Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux This Summer The Battery Atlanta will welcome Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux this summer, offering a family-friendly sports bar with Cajun-inspired cuisine. Operated by Atlanta-based Port Royal Brands, this 3,600-square-foot location will be Walk-On’s first non-traditional prototype, featuring a bar-centric design, 50+ TVs, and signature dishes like Fried Alligator and Bayou Pasta. Located near Battle & Brew and the Aloft Hotel, it will include a 120-seat dining room and a walk-up bar window, leveraging The Battery’s open container policy for a unique dining experience. STORY 7: Kennesaw Resident Relishes "Surreal" Finish at Miss America Pageant Carley Vogel, a senior at Middle Tennessee State University from Kennesaw, achieved second runner-up at the Miss America pageant in January. Representing Tennessee, Vogel described the experience as both challenging and rewarding, emphasizing the importance of discipline, resilience, and self-discovery. A music business major and musical theatre minor, she won a preliminary talent award for her performance of "Climb Every Mountain," dedicated to her late grandmother. Her success earned her a $10,000 scholarship. Post-graduation, Vogel plans to pursue a career in country music, building on her experience performing the national anthem at major events. Break: Ingles Markets 5 Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at www.mdjonline.com Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? 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Sarah Wyland is a marketing professional by day and Pure Barre instructor and writer by night. She is one of the most interesting individuals and has seemingly lived hundreds of different lives. In the episode, Haven chats with Sarah about becoming a barre instructor, opening a barre studio, competing in powerlifting, writing and publishing her first novel, the enneagram, and so much more. This episode will leave you so inspired to not only be a dreamer, but to take action to achieve your goals. Follow Sarah on Instagram @sarahwyland and @sarahwylandwrites. Be sure to pick up a copy of her debut novel, Off The Record, on Amazon and try out one of her Pure Barre classes at Pure Barre Knoxville or Pure Barre Farragut! Follow Haven on Instagram @healthbyhaven for more health and wellness content! Get healthy recipes, read wellness articles, and learn all about HxH at healthbyhaven.com. 

Welcome back to the show. Thank you for being here. My guest today is Kenny Wyland, a small business owner and real estate investor. This episode was originally designed to have two average American guys talking about why one of them loves Trump and one does not. For the sake of understanding either "side".  Sadly my conservative Trump fan had scheduling conflicts and in the interest of time we had to move on without him. Stay tuned for a follow up with just him as soon as possible. I try to be as balanced as possible on this show. Kenny puts forth a decent and fairly conservative argument about why Donald Trump could be dangerous for democracy.  The conversation may surprise you. And all of us ought to be very concerned. In Trump's Own Words FoxNews Story . . . #LoveTrump #AnyoneButTrump #HarrisWalz #RomneyObama #ProtectTheConstitution #Leftism #Conservatism #TrumpIsHitler #ConstitutionTrumpsAll #TerminateTheConstitution #FoxNews #LiberalMedia #NewYorkTimes

This week we featured guitar player, singer and vocal instructor Dede Wyland.  Dede spent years performing with our July 2024 cover story artist in the band Skyline, but she has had a full career in bluegrass both before and after performing in that band.  She is also a well-known vocal instructor.  We talk with Dede about her career in bluegrass music and her current bands and projects.

In today's episode, Poppy is firing on all cylinders with brain power as we discuss a future secret underground Hollywood Island. After that, Poppy explains a new business idea called Church Plus +. Lastly, the dudes discuss Jake's trip to London. This is Today's Prey...

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for episode 494 of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Richard has been suffering badly with the Covids and opens up with some interesting confessions about the worst crimes he has committed. He is a terrible man. Brian and Blake also 'fess up and all the guys may - or may not - be in serious trouble as a result.  Richard tells us some guitar based tales of his family, of wandering minstrels, and the resultant jamming that occurred and his tonal observations thereafter.Analogman made a video demonstrating his impressive Germanium diode surplus and Brian admits he is interested as Blake fantasises about growing another eye. The guys talk about mixing guitar based music and some of the common mistakes one can make in the process. Oh and there is some lag and more noiseless pickup talk. Richard also asks about New Years resolutions and Brian hints at something monumental. Well, 'hint' might be pushing it to be fair... Brian talks about Big Muffs and ways to improve the classic circuit while Richard asks about the way the controls are designed and this leads into a wider discussion about pedals and naming conventions. Blake then proceeds to blow Brian's mind with nothing other than kilohertz and Richard tells us about his new guitar as the guys discuss guitar setup tips. The Wyland magic mailbox, Mini Amps, American chips, Notamuff, Rockit Tone hats, Brian's weird problem, Joe Bananamassa...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!Happy New Year to all our listeners!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Brian's new online courses are here:http://www.guitarpedalcourse.comAwesome Merch and DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

Bill Wyland, the driving force behind the gallery's operations, was born in 1958 in Dearborn, Michigan. He has three brothers, Robert, Steve and Tom, and without even lifting a brush, has given the family name presence in the art world. In the late 1980's, William A. Wyland, known to most as Bill, opened his first gallery in Hawaii in the rustic town of Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore. That gallery was a showcase of another family member, Robert Wyland, the pioneer of the marine art movement. Art galleries and retail stores Retail real-estate development Builds, manages,creates, distributes and markets established world-class premium brands. Business consulting This is our special Formula 1 Series brought to you by F4P Foundation.

Bill Wyland, the driving force behind the gallery's operations, was born in 1958 in Dearborn, Michigan. He has three brothers, Robert, Steve and Tom, and without even lifting a brush, has given the family name presence in the art world. In the late 1980's, William A. Wyland, known to most as Bill, opened his first gallery in Hawaii in the rustic town of Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore. That gallery was a showcase of another family member, Robert Wyland, the pioneer of the marine art movement. Art galleries and retail stores Retail real-estate development Builds, manages,creates, distributes and markets established world-class premium brands. Business consulting

At Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the Summer 2023 Christian Product Expo in Lexington, KY, Donna Wyland underscored the importance of teaching Biblical principles to children and highlighted her books, Psalms in Rhymes for Little Hearts, and 'Twas the Night Before Jesus. You can find her online at donnawyland.com. 

At Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the Summer 2023 Christian Product Expo in Lexington, KY, Donna Wyland underscored the importance of teaching Biblical principles to children and highlighted her books, Psalms in Rhymes for Little Hearts, and "Twas the Night Before Jesus. You can find her online at donnawyland.com. 

This hour we speak with a relatively new gear manufacturer that is definitely making waves in the dive industry. Plus a member of the ScubaRadio ScubaSquad is diving with Wyland in Cuba. Looking for HOUR1?

There are so many ways people are stepping up to help the people of Lahaina, and today we're featuring a very creative one on HI Now Daily. Wyland, a world-famous marine life artist, is creating a unique work of art during today's show and will auction off the piece to benefit Maui Disaster Relief. Weʻve also got live cooking with Chef Gooch in our kitchen. Thanks for listening!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm not sure when I first discovered the art of Wyland. It was probably one of his famous Whaling Walls that are spread around the world. Personally, I can't recall how many of the 102 I've seen, but I've seen quite a few including walls in San Francisco, Long Beach, and Laguna Beach, CA,  American Samoa, Alaska, Kauai, Oahu, Orlando and Key West, FL and Victoria, BC, Canada.I met Wyland over twenty years ago and we discovered we were born eight days apart. So being close in age and the fact that we both have such a love of the ocean, I've always appreciated his art. Wyland is probably best known for the Whaling Walls I mentioned, but he's also a conservationist. The Whaling Walls besides being beautiful pieces of art also call attention to the plight of whales throughout the world.You can find much more about Wyland by checking out his website, Wyland.com.

Brittany Jade is no stranger to backlash, drama, and picking up the pieces while evolving to be better. This week, she's an open book and shares everything with Bunnie: the good, the bad, and how she's learning to love herself through it all. Brittany first talks about dark moments in addiction and hitting rock bottom, and how she got back on her feet to share her journey online for millions to watch. Brittany's husband, Wyland, also jumps on with Bunnie to give his side of their twin flame relationship and more about the passion and love that have made them stronger and a light in the world. They talk about the things they've learned from sharing their whole life online and what's next for Brittany and her family.   Brittany Jade:  TikTok IG  Watch Full Episodes & More: www.dumbblondeunrated.com

Water is essential to life in so many ways, and water is the focus of the Wyland Foundation. You may know of the artist named Wyland, who has spent years creating enormous murals featuring whales and other marine life on the walls of buildings all over the world. His foundation promotes stewardship of marine resources and water conservation through several programs including the National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation. This edition of Mothering Earth features Steve Creech, President of the Wyland Foundation, who provides insight into Wyland, the artist, and into how the foundation reflects Wyland's passion for the protection of oceans and for water conservation

Earth Day is here. Join me for discussion on all things environmental policy with Steve Creech, President of the Wyland Foundation.

This hour world famous marine artist, Wyland, checks in with the ScubaRadio crew. Plus the Dive God - Neal Watson talks about his unique encounters with Narcosis. Looking for HOUR1?

Robert Wyland, known to millions simply as Wyland, is one of the most renowned and recognized artists and conservationists on the globe. He joins the Florida Keys Weekly Podcast to discuss his love for the Florida Keys, his Whaling Wall murals seen around the world and the 45th anniversary of Wyland Galleries. USA Today called him the “Marine Michelangelo” and during his career an estimated 1 billion people have seen his artwork on an annual basis. But for us in the Keys, he's a guy who regularly shows up and gives back to the community, which is why we hope you enjoy a few minutes with one of our favorites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Josh Wyland, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu purple belt training at B-Team in Austin, Texas, under Craig Jones. Josh started wrestling in the 4th grade and achieved many accolades, including becoming a 4-time state champ, 3-time freestyle state champ, 6-time All-American, and wrestling collegiately. In this episode, we discuss Josh's journey from wrestling to jiu-jitsu, his biggest hurdles when starting jiu-jitsu, meeting his girlfriend while training, why he began training in jiu-jitsu, what it is like to train with some of the best in the world, the process to be a member at B-Team and much more. Josh's Social Media https://www.instagram.com/jdawgbjj/ Get 30% off every item when you visit Aminoco.com/Elbowstight and use code "ELBOWSTIGHT" at checkout! Every purchase also comes with a free gift! #ad #aminocopartner Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code ETP20 at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod LET'S EXCHANGE PATCHES! SEND A PATCH TO THE PO BOX, AND WE WILL SEND YOU A CUSTOM ELBOWS TIGHT PATCH BACK! Travis Motl PO Box 768 Seabeck, WA 98380 Our Equipment: Sony 6100: https://amzn.to/355xbgM Sigma 16mm: https://amzn.to/3tQHGyN Amazon Basic Tripod: https://amzn.to/3qSt7ZH Zoom P4 Recorder: https://amzn.to/3fPmDod Zoom ZDM-1: https://amzn.to/33ATvic Elgato Camlink: https://amzn.to/3Ap3dA0 The Equipment Behind Elbows Tight Podcast: https://kit.co/ElbowsTightPodcast Subscribe on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuvHSgAUCczV4R_M6TsHcYw?view_as=subscriber Follow Our Social Media Pages! Instagram Podcast Page https://www.instagram.com/elbowstight/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElbowsTightPodcast

Sales are now under way today for New Year's firecrackers on Oahu, but only for those who have already bought a permit.  New developments in the search for a Porsche stolen from the North Shore home of the artist Wyland. HPD is issuing citations to red light runners caught by a newly installed cameras. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

High School is a difficult time for most people. Students can be cruel and behave irrationally, making a perfect environment for sinister things to blend in. To escape notice. Mr. Wyland came to a new school to teach, but wound up learning the consequences of discovering what strives to remain hidden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack forgets his phone, Wyland almost dies, and Kyle goes to Ripley's Believe It or Not.

Jack goes back to Monterey, Wyland wants to buy land, and Kyle makes noises.

Jack misses his Speed3, Wyland exudes degenerate energy, and Kyle almost bought a Hyundai.

Jack doesn't know the temperature, Wyland blows up a truck engine, and Kyle takes a nap in Vegas.

Jack almost said truck yeah, Wyland impersonates Joe Biden, and Kyle defends Pagani's honor.

Jack updates us on the current sandwich lore, Wyland buys a steering wheel cover, and Kyle does not live his life enough.

Jack goes to Denny's, Wyland fiends for an FF, and Kyle's ankle pops.

Jack drives a truck, Wyland has a fall, and Kyle is devout.

Jack supports big car, Wyland is working hard, and Kyle talks about his high school dream car.

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Jack's camera gear takes a nice vacation, Wyland defines what a sports car is, and Kyle reads auction results.

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Blake introduces us to the Wyland car bomb, something that may or may not be illegal in 14 states, and instructs us on the special methods he employs when it is in play. Richard has fallen in love with Jazzmasters and Blake tells him I told you so in a much nicer way than if the tables were turned.  This eventually turns into a conversation about Squier's 40th Anniversary range via ridiculous torque wrench pressure measurements. Richard then tries terribly to retell the story of "Trigger's Broom" as an analogy but gets nowhere fast whist accusing Blake of reading classical greek literature and Brian purges his cache live on air. There's been some industry news from Fender with a  number of layoffs changes and the guys discuss this and the ramifications for the industry and the consumer. There have been some interesting new stats around the consumption of "New Music" versus "Old Music"  and the guys dig into the implied consequences not just for music but also culture in general.  This then expands on to predictions for the future of music and possible use of AI. Brian also makes a little apology before repeating himself. Stout hacks, Silver Strats, 4000 PSI, Buff Brian, Thought experiments ...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Merch and DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

Jack parties with an Uber driver, Wyland gets priced out of a Civic, and Kyle drinks water from a can.

Jack physically cannot say GR, Wyland slaps a door around, and Kyle insults a former MLB pitcher's taste in wheels.

Jack has multiple strokes, Wyland offers help, and Kyle sees a Corvette in Temecula.

Zack gets a chance to learn all about one of the hottest new brands in the restaurant franchising space, Roll Em' Up Taquitos. Through his chat with CDO & Partner Chris Wyland, MB finds out how REU managed to get 300+ units in development in 15 months, their amazing tech stack, their unique branding and their plans for additional brands under their umbrella, Bomb AF Brands.

Jack teaches the metric system, Wyland pitches a pyramid scheme, and Kyle explains hydrogen.

Jack questions the history of ice, Wyland smuggles himself and his friends into X Games, and Kyle pays tribute to Pudgy.

Jack is Scooby-Doo, Wyland pounds some strawberry lemonade, and Kyle is a Ferrari wheel stan.

Jack tries to sell a Ghibli, Wyland fails to buy a GR86 again, and Kyle wants a Grom.

2 Types of Businesses:You've got “Hammers” and “Nails”.Most large brands are hammers…They'll hit you with large billboards and massive promotions, everywhere, to break down your walls and get you to buy their products.They've got huge market shares because they've got the size – under that weight, most smaller brands get bent out of shape.What most entrepreneurs fail to see is that even nails can make a dent in the industry.Sharp and focused, nails are what you use for penetration – to make things stick!Chris Wyland saw that opportunity in many of the brands he has handled!Chris is an accomplished franchise development and business professional with a track record of successfully connecting experienced multi-unit operators with franchise concepts.Chris began his career in the sports franchise, having worked with California Angels Baseball and Los Angeles Kings Hockey brands. Later on, he served as CEO, VP of Franchise, as well as independent franchise consultant for brands in the food industry, one of which is Roll-Em-Up Taquitos, founded by a good friend of his.What's really the idea behind the success of these brands?Chris believes that startups can make a difference even in massively populated industries, much like the food industry.Being small doesn't have to be a weakness. When you can niche down, reinvent a product, and stay focused on constantly improving that one awesome product everyone inevitably learns to love, that's how your brand sticks to the hearts and minds of consumers.And once you get that level of attention, you scale that impact and make a massive ripple effect by seizing franchising opportunities!What's Roll-Em-Up Taquitos awesome genesis story? How did Chris this startup in the multi-unit franchise success that it is today? How do technology and innovations affect the growth of brands?Tune in to our Podcast to learn more about everything you WANT and NEED on franchising, investment, financing processes and options.This is Eye On Franchising, where we share our vision for your franchise future.  Lance Graulich  Franchise Consulting Services from ION Franchising   Eye On Franchising 

Jack loves cream, Wyland hates denim, and Kyle's Bugatti brand disappointment continues.

Jack reads bottom to top, right to left, Wyland gets run over, and Kyle gets an allocation for an MC20.

Welcome back to the program Parrish The Though listeners. Today, my guest, back on the show for a third time is Kenny Wyland, self proclaimed liberal, atheist, capitalist geek. We tackle the tug-of-war of understanding within social and political issues between liberals and conservatives. We demostrate it is possible to have decent and civil discussions in spite of the ever widening divide in our country. Lets's do this! Kenny can be reached via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kennywyland #LiberalAtheistGeek #ParrishTheThoughtPodcast #ParrishTheThought #JehovahsWitness #Mormon #Mormons #LatterDaySaints #ExJehovahsWitness #Democrats #Rebublicans #Trump #CancelCulture #ConsequenceCulture #KennyWyland #LoveThyNeighbor #TheCaseForGod #AdamAndEve #GardenOfEden #Moses #Genesis #NoOneWantsToWork #DecentWages #Liberals #Conservatives #Atheists --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/parrishthethought/message

In this interview we are so blessed and beyond excited to present this conversation with global Art Superstar Wyland! An icon on the landscape of mural painting, sculpture, oceanic conservation, and more, we are honored to release this rare in person long form talk with this true legend. He's epitomized the look and tone of underwater wildlife depiction in contemporary art, been a major driver for oceanic wellness and conservation, and as it turns out has had a blast doing it. Rarely do we in life encounter a person who radiates such unity of thought and action, who's singularity of vision has sculpted the world around them, and who has kept their authenticity through and though while shinning imagination on the world so effectively. A true visionary and world class inspiration to us all, well let Wylan take it from here! Internationally renowned marine life artist Wyland is one of the most celebrated and recognized artists of our time. An innovative painter, sculpture, writer, photographer, philanthropist, and filmmaker, he captured the imagination of people everywhere by completing over one hundred monumental marine life murals around the world from 1981-2008. The project, known as the Whaling Walls, remains one of the largest public arts projects in history and continues to be seen by an estimated one billion people each year... An avid SCUBA diver and world traveler, the Detroit-born artist has been hailed a “Marine Michaelangelo” by USA Today and recognized for his art and conservation efforts by the United Nations and on the floor of Congress. His giant ocean mural on the convention center in Long Beach, Calif., covering over 3 acres, landed him in the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest mural ever painted. Several years later in recognition of Earth Day, he doubled the size of that mural by completing the largest portrait of the earth on earth on the building's three-acre roof -- in only twenty-four hours. In fact, no artist in history has painted more surface area that today is now measured in acres. His newest public art project, 100 Monumental Sculptures in 100 Great Cities around the world, includes plans to sculpt all the great whale species, as well as endangered and threatened animals from the IUCN Red List. Ten of these monumental sculptures will be underwater. “My art has always been about art and conservation,” Wyland says. “I was inspired in the early 70s by Green Peace, the first Earth Day, and from watching my hero Jacques Cousteau's Undersea World television series. I was simply an artist in the right place at the right time in history, and I felt strongly that art could play an important role in bringing attention to environmental issues.” Wyland's early inspiration grew upon seeing the ocean for the first time during a family visit to Laguna Beach, Calif., in 1971, when he was fourteen years old. The sight of a mother and baby gray whale migrating near the shore eventually inspired him to paint those same two whales on a life-size scale on an adjacent building in 1981. After the completion of the mural, he committed himself to creating one hundred ocean murals around the world as a gift to communities. He painted his 100th Whaling Wall mural in Beijing for the Cultural Olympics as the official artist for the US Olympic team. Today, Wyland art is collected in all fifty states and more than one hundred countries. He founded Wyland Galleries in 1978 with his first studio gallery in Laguna Beach where he lives today, and has influenced numerous traditional and street artists, including L.A.-based O.G. Slick. In 1993, he founded the non-profit Wyland Foundation as part of his continuing effort to inspire millions of people to take action to ensure clean water and a healthy planet through art, science, and conservation. The Wyland Foundation has partnered with the UN for the Wyland World Water Pledge to encourage allseven billion people

In this episode of Delphine's Circle, we have none other than the Laguna Beach Legend himself Nick Hernandez! An innovator who pioneered competitive skim boarding as a teen, and went on to bring rock and roll with a reggae twist to the musical forefront, Nick is a talent onto his own who brings wisdom of the heart and lessons of integrity to this interview setting. Both a cherished member of the Laguna Beach community, and a dear friend, we are so happy to present this gentleman on In the Circle, and stay tuned till the end for a second performance from this beautiful soul!Common Sense is the first of Nick's bands to go really big. It's still going strong, but in its most prolific years the band sold more than 50,000 albums, with “Psychedelic Surf Groove”, and 10,000 with “State of the Nation, Now and Then”. A couple of his songs have made it to Hollywood. “Never Give Up” is a big song that made it into the movie, Speed Two, and “In Your Eyes” was in the Kingpin movie, which Nick says has got a cult following.​Recently Nick recorded music with Wyland as a benefit following the Gulf oil spill disaster, a trio of albums called Blues Planet I-III. And this past winter he played with noted Hawaiian musician, Willie K in his Maui music festival along with the likes of Steven Tyler, Mick Fleetwood, and Taj Mahal.Altogether with his bands Common Sense, Nick-I, and The 133 Band, he's made 12 albums. “I like it, but I don't do enough recording,” Nick said. “I'm mostly a live artist.”​There's always a crowd on Fridays at Mozambique catching Nick live with his band, Nick-I & A.D.D., and other live gigs at places such as the Coach House, the Belly Up, and the OC Fair as well as special events and corporate gigs. “You always have a dream as an artist,” he muses. “Now my dream is that The 133 Band will do the film festival circuit.” Sound like a lot of balls to juggle in the air? Toss in Nick's co-passion for surfing, and add to that his participation in Surfers Healing and you've got one busy dude.​Surfers Healing is an outreach program designed to foster joy and promote surf culture in the lives of autistic youth. Nick has served on the board of directors for 17 years. The idea is to get the kids out on the waves with the assistance of able surfers. “We want to give them one nice beautiful day at the beach, and just feel normal,” says Nick.  Surfers Healing was founded by the Paskowitz family because their son, Isaiah, struggled with “meltdowns and sensory overload”. Riding the waves with his father calmed him like nothing else. Now Surfers Healing provides wave rides for more than 4,500 participants in their surf camps every year. Their motto is, “One child. One family. One day at the beach.”“Now we've got enough sponsorship, we're not sleeping on the floor – we all get our own beds now!” said Nick. “It started out, ‘I'm gonna do this ‘cause it's the right thing to do', and then I loved it. We're helping these kids and it feels really good.”

In this interview we are so blessed and beyond excited to present this conversation with global Art Superstar Wyland! An icon on the landscape of mural painting, sculpture, oceanic conservation, and more, we are honored to release this rare in person long form talk with this true legend. He's epitomized the look and tone of underwater wildlife depiction in contemporary art, been a major driver for oceanic wellness and conservation, and as it turns out has had a blast doing it. Rarely do we in life encounter a person who radiates such unity of thought and action, who's singularity of vision has sculpted the world around them, and who has kept their authenticity through and though while shinning imagination on the world so effectively. A true visionary and world class inspiration to us all, well let Wylan take it from here! Internationally renowned marine life artist Wyland is one of the most celebrated and recognized artists of our time. An innovative painter, sculpture, writer, photographer, philanthropist, and filmmaker, he captured the imagination of people everywhere by completing over one hundred monumental marine life murals around the world from 1981-2008. The project, known as the Whaling Walls, remains one of the largest public arts projects in history and continues to be seen by an estimated one billion people each year... An avid SCUBA diver and world traveler, the Detroit-born artist has been hailed a “Marine Michaelangelo” by USA Today and recognized for his art and conservation efforts by the United Nations and on the floor of Congress. His giant ocean mural on the convention center in Long Beach, Calif., covering over 3 acres, landed him in the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest mural ever painted. Several years later in recognition of Earth Day, he doubled the size of that mural by completing the largest portrait of the earth on earth on the building's three-acre roof -- in only twenty-four hours. In fact, no artist in history has painted more surface area that today is now measured in acres. His newest public art project, 100 Monumental Sculptures in 100 Great Cities around the world, includes plans to sculpt all the great whale species, as well as endangered and threatened animals from the IUCN Red List. Ten of these monumental sculptures will be underwater. “My art has always been about art and conservation,” Wyland says. “I was inspired in the early 70s by Green Peace, the first Earth Day, and from watching my hero Jacques Cousteau's Undersea World television series. I was simply an artist in the right place at the right time in history, and I felt strongly that art could play an important role in bringing attention to environmental issues.” Wyland's early inspiration grew upon seeing the ocean for the first time during a family visit to Laguna Beach, Calif., in 1971, when he was fourteen years old. The sight of a mother and baby gray whale migrating near the shore eventually inspired him to paint those same two whales on a life-size scale on an adjacent building in 1981. After the completion of the mural, he committed himself to creating one hundred ocean murals around the world as a gift to communities. He painted his 100th Whaling Wall mural in Beijing for the Cultural Olympics as the official artist for the US Olympic team. Today, Wyland art is collected in all fifty states and more than one hundred countries. He founded Wyland Galleries in 1978 with his first studio gallery in Laguna Beach where he lives today, and has influenced numerous traditional and street artists, including L.A.-based O.G. Slick. In 1993, he founded the non-profit Wyland Foundation as part of his continuing effort to inspire millions of people to take action to ensure clean water and a healthy planet through art, science, and conservation. The Wyland Foundation has partnered with the UN for the Wyland World Water Pledge to encourage allseven billion people

Months after Gabrielle recorded F%ck Drug Addiction with Brittany Jade, a turn of events came that not even Brittany saw coming—her and her husband got back together. Gabrielle sits down with Brittany and her husband Wyland to hear about their 100k divorce that was never finalized, how they went from hating each other to falling back in love, and where the couple and their three kids stand now. To support this podcast further, please follow this donation link: https://app.redcircle.com/shows/e4b244aa-9894-44b9-9cdc-c19d20987103/donationsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fml-talk/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands