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In this episode, we will learn from Jill Maglio, PhD, OTR/L. Dr. Maglio is an occupational therapist with over 15 years of experience using circus as an educational, therapeutic, and community-building tool. She has collaborated with service recipients and governmental and non-governmental organizations to improve occupational participation for individuals and communities worldwide. Jill has trained professionals in Australia, Europe, Asia, Central America, and the USA in the methodology she has developed. Jill has collected evidence, tested methods, and created programs for political and environmental refugees underpinned by occupational science and social circus research. Most recently, Jill has been awarded a PhD from Latrobe University for her contribution to the occupational therapy profession, looking at how occupational therapists use circus in their practice areas to create change in the individual, community, and social-political contexts.Contact & Resources:Email: jill@holisticcircustherapy.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jill-maglio-phd-otr-l-4367823b/Instagram: @circusaidOur CircusAid website: https://www.circusaid.com/CEU AOTA Approved Provider courses for professional development training https://www.holisticcircustherapy.com/certified-coursesListeners can receive a 20% discount on our training by sending me a message with the code: transitionsAnd, here are some references on circus, social circus, and OT-informed circus Agans, J. P., Davis, J. L., Vazou, S., & Jarus, T. (2019). Self-determination through circus arts: exploring youth development in a novel activity context. Journal of Youth Development, 14(3), 110.Bolton, Reginald, (2004). Why Circus Works. Phd Thesis for the degree of doctor of philosophy, Murdoch University, Perth.Coulston, F., Cameron, K. L., Sellick, K., Cavallaro, M., Spittle, A., & Toovey, R. (2023). Circus Activities as a Health Intervention for Children, Youth, and Adolescents: A Scoping Review. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 12(5), 2046. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm12052046Fernandez, Y., Ziviani, J., Cuskelly, M., Colquhoun, R., & Jones, F. (2018). Participation in community leisure programs: experiences and perspectives of children with developmental difficulties and their parents. Leisure Sciences, 40(3), 110-130. Heller, C., & Taglialatela, L. A. (2018). Circus Arts Therapy® fitness and play therapy program shows positive clinical results. International Journal of Play Therapy, 27(2), 69.Loiselle, F., Rochette, A., Tetreault, S., Lafortune, M., Bastien, J. (2019). Social circus program (cirque du soleil) promoting social participation of young people living with physical disabilities in transition to adulthood: a qualitative pilot study. Developmental neurorehabilitation, 22, 250-259. https://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17518423.2018.1474502Maglio, J., McKinstry, C. (2008). Occupational therapy and circus: potential partners in enhancing the health and well-being of today's youth. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 55, 287-90. https://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1440-1630.2007.00713.xNeave, N., Johnson, A., Whelan, K., & McKenzie, K. (2020). The psychological benefits of circus skills training (CST) in schoolchildren. Theatre, Dance and Performance Training, 11(4), 488-497.Ratcliff E, Farnworth L, & Lentin P. (2002). Journey to wholeness: the experience of engaging in physical occupation for women survivors of childhood abuse. Journal of Occupational Science, 9(2), 65–71.Spiegel, J. B., Breilh, M.-C., Campan, a, A., Marcuse, J., & Yassi, A. (2015). Social circus and health equity: Exploring the national social circus program in Ecuador. Arts & Health: International Journal for Research, Policy & Practice, 7(1),65–74. https://doi-org.ez.library.latrobe.edu.au/10.1080/17533015.2014.932292Thompson, B. A. D., Broome, K. (2021). Social circus for people with disabilities: a video analysis through the lens of the MOHO. Occupational Therapy International, 2021, 6628482.OTR Combines OT with Circus Arts to Reach Communities Throughout the World*NBCOT Innovation Award 2022Taking OT to Refugees: The Rewards & Challenges*Occupational Therapy News UKAs always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at transitionsot@gmail.com or DM via Instagram @transitionsotTHANK YOU for LISTENING, FOLLOWING, DOWNLOADING, RATING, REVIEWING & SHARING “The Uncommon OT Series” Podcast with all your OTP friends and colleagues!Full Episodes and Q & A only available at:https://www.wholistic-transitions.com/the-uncommon-ot-seriesSign Up NOW for the Transitions OT Email List to Receive the FREE Updated List of Uncommon OT Practice Settingshttps://www.wholistic-transitions.com/transitionsotFor Non-Traditional OT Practice Mentorship w/ Patricia:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeC3vI5OnK3mLrCXACEex-5ReO8uUVPo1EUXIi8FKO-FCfoEg/viewformBIG THANKS to our sponsors Picmonic & TruelearnUSE DISCOUNT CODE “TransitionsOT” to Score 20% OFF Your Membership Today!Happy Listening Friends!Big OT Love!All views are mine and guests' own.

Claudine, nasorpresa! Ayun naman pala! Yassi Pressman, ikaw ba 'yung may isyu sa parking? Bea Alonzo, kela aamin?

Artista, Dancer, Technopreneur, Furparent, ano pa ba ang hindi nagagawa ng ating surprise guest ngayong episode na si Yassi Pressman? Kahit napakabusy, how does she take care of herself? Isang masayang kuwentuhan with Yassi Pressman, pakinggan dito lang sa Surpise Guest with Pia Arcangel!

On today's episode of All Out: Rico and Kayla talk to Yassi Pressman and Ruru Madrid about their new film, "Video City"!

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Jay Sonza, na-karma! Paolo Contis, di pwedeng pakasalan si Yen Santos! Yassi Pressman, anyare sa'yo?

Sassy's second birthday coincides with prom, and this issue is on it, showing you how to get ready (with...a bodybuilding magazine?) and one ad full of Merry Go Round's weirdest dresses. There's also a great spread on Audrey Hepburn as a fashion muse, and a weird spread on environmentally conscious fashion that doesn't quite think things through. We're also learning which natural beauty products passed Sassy editors' testing, what Climax Springs is, and how friggin' many soap stars had their own 900 numbers in this era. Put on your most diaphanous sleeves and get into it! QUICK LINKS

For Yassi Pressman, the path to true happiness is in self-love and genuine relationships. The glowing actress shares how she finds simple joys in being a girlfriend to Jon, a sister to Issa, and a friend to her ‘barkada'. Plus, she talks about her fitness journey and overcoming body shaming.

"See? Nakalimutan mo na siya. Kaya, anak kung sino man ang dahilan bakit ka nagiging masaya ngayon, ingatan mo siya at panatilihin mo siya sa buhay mo." #DearMORPackage - The Yassi Story Follow us: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MOREntertainment Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MORentPH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morentertainmentph

David Licauco, di makapaniwala sa nangyayari! Yassi Pressman, naungkat pati isyu kala Coco at Julia Montes! Mommy Divine Geronimo, watch ka naman!

March 17, 2023 All Out Hosted by Rico Robles & Kayla Rivera #YassiPressmanGoesAllOut

Voices across borders: A solidarity broadcast with protests in Iran Airing internationally on the week of March 20, 2023, for Nowruz نوروز Featuring music, words and sound by Mohammad Abdolrezazadeh, Amir Amiri, Sarah Davachi, Leila Ghaffari, Saeed Kamjoo, Ni Vash and Anika, Secret Pyramid, Rouzbeh Shadpey, Soheil Soheili, Alya Al-Sultani and Roozbeh Tabandeh. Accompanying visuals: Khosro Berahmandi and Taraneh Mosadegh. Track listing: Artist name / track name 01. Sarah Davachi, Perfumes III 02. Ensemble Kimya + Amir Amiri, Damâvand 03. Sarah Davachi, Border of Mind 04. Leila Ghaffari, Reflections 05. Mohammad Abdolrezazadeh, Reflections 06. Amir Amiri, Reflections 07. Secret Pyramid, Quiet Sky 08. Saeed Kamjoo, Improvisation at La Sala Rossa 09. Soheil Soheili and Joux - Charivari Basement Experience, compilation mix, (excerpt) 10. Alya Al-Sultani, Three Ages Of Woman-Mother 11. Ni Vash and Anika, No Fly Zone (feat. Nasim Luczaj) 12. Rouzbeh Shadpey, Untitled Reading (excerpt) 13. Roozbeh Tabandeh, Dance of Coppersmiths 14. Secret Pyramid, A Descent Broadcasting: Cashmere Radio March, 20th, 16:30, Berlin time, (CET) CKUW 95.9 FM March, 20th, Winnipeg time, (CDT) CJLO 1690 AM March, 20th, 2 pm, Montréal time (EST) Kiosk Radio March 21, 12 noon, Brussels time (CET) Montez Press Radio March, 20th, 6-7pm, NYC time (EST) N10.AS March 20, 1 pm, Montréal time (EST) Noods Radio March, 20th, 21h00, Bristol time (GMT) NTS March 20, 11am, London time, channel 2, (GMT) Radio AlHara March, 20th, 5 pm, Palestine time (GMT+2) Radio Kapital March, 20th, 2pm, Warsaw time (CET) Radio Nopal March, 20th, 7 pm, CDMX time (CST) Radio Raheem March 20, 11pm, Milan time (CET) Radio Tempo Não Pára March 21, 6pm, Amsterdam time, (CET) Root Radio March 20, 2023, 2 pm, Istanbul time (TRT, GMT+3) Refuge Worldwide March, 20th, 11am, Berlin time (CET) This 1-hour international radio broadcast expresses solidarity with grassroots movements in Iran, which are demanding full democratic rights, gender equality and social justice. Globally, the Iranian diaspora has been on the streets to express support for protest movements in Iran. This radio broadcast creates space for Iranian voices and is an opportunity for people to listen. Thanks to the many friends and extended family who helped with the emotions, inspiration, ideas and conceptualization for this solidarity broadcast, including Amari, Amir, Kavoos, Mojeanne, Naïma, Roozbeh, Saeed, Samin, Sophia and Yassi. Love and respect. – Stefan Christoff.

LISTEN: Yassi Jazayeri joins us with Keller Williams Realty Bellevue sharing her journey from investment banker, to Rookie of the Year, to Mega Agent, to…Philanthropist? She lets us in on her proven tricks to communicate effectively with clients, the opportunities she discovered through coaching, and the one thing Yassi would've done differently.

The new year is all about new beginnings, so let's kick it off with a bang! For our pilot episode, actress, host, entrepreneur, and a good friend of mine, Yassi Pressman joins me on the show where she opens up about losing her dad, the effect of being a public figure to her relationships, being a raketera, and the raket she's most proud of recently, among other things. Share your thoughts on this episode with #AnOpenMindWithLizaSoberano.Give the awesome guys at Mind You a follow on Twitter, Instagram, Kumu and Facebook at @mindyoumhs.This episode was recorded in September 2021. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever struggled with time management? With overcommitment? Or with feeling like you're juggling too many things at once? Today we head off to Chicago, IL to talk with Mark Michuda of Michuda Diversified Holdings about how he went from a life riddled with overcommitment and stress to one characterized by peace and margin. Tune in to hear about how Mark turned his life around, and how you can too!Mark's life (and his relationship with God) has taken a lot of detours, but when he agreed to go on a yearlong journey to look for growth and meaning with his wife, everything changed. They found a church that led Mark to a personal relationship with Jesus that has permeated every area of his life, including his more than 100-year-old family business.Over time, Mark learned from the Experiencing God Bible Study that God is at work everywhere, including as his work. But a barrier to Mark giving his best at work was the stress of overcommitment and time management. Through an amazing series of events, he was connected to Belay Solutions where he was matched with Yassi, his executive assistant. You'll have to listen to the interview to hear how much this has changed his life! Full of wisdom and insight, Mark Michuda has shared his journey for all of us to dig deeper into our own need for solutions.We are grateful for our show sponsor: Belay Solutions, and the impact they have had on Mark Michuda personally and his company. Mark named Yassi as his MVP – a testament in itself!Guests: Mark MichudaMinistry/ Workplace: Belay Solutions; Michuda Diversified HoldingsSponsored by Belay  https://belaysolutions.com/iwork4him/Text:  4HIM to 55123 for your free monthly workflow downloadSponsored by GiANT https://GiANT.tv/iWork4Him

In this episode, Reza Yassi, a Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University graduate, explains how to develop a strong resume through legal assignments. This episode is sponsored by Attornneed (www.attornneed.com).

Episode 10 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander demonstrates how to mentor a beginning dissertation student (Yassi)through designing a qualitative study.

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Kieran kicks off the podcast with a story from his GAA days, telling us how his off-pitch life as a piano player became a target during an on-pitch butting of heads. Kieran introduces Mabel Chah, a former asylum seeker from Cameroon who has lovingly adopted Sligo as her new home. Mabel talks about the process of seeking asylum and how, after being placed in other direct provision centres elsewhere in the country, she was eventually placed in Sligo.Mabel opens up about the circumstances that forced her to leave Cameroon and the impact it had on her family still living there. She tells us of the inspiration she found in her great-grandmother, a woman she viewed as invincible until her unfortunate passing.The guys, along with Mabel, reflect on Mabel's debut theme night performance as part of Kieran Quinn's Theme Night #25 - The Bee Gees & the Disco Era. Mabel performed "I Will Survive" but all was not as cool and calm as it appeared from the audience!Mabel talks about her work with the "Global Food Kitchen", a series of periodic events ran in The Model in Sligo pre-Covid. The events bring together immigrants, asylum seekers, refugees and those living in direct provision centres to cook meals from their home countries, something they are often unable to do elsewhere. The events are open to the public and people are invited to join them and experience some of their culture through their food.Mabel performs three songs on the podcast. The first two are originals with Kieran on keys, Luke on bass guitar and Mabel on vocals. They are called "Burning Coal" and "Yassi". They guys round up with a cover of Bob Marley's "One Love" featuring the same line-up but with Kieran and Luke also singing backing vocals.Kieran, Luke and Rory finish with some thoughts on Mabels interview and answer a question from a listener in Boston, namely...how did the podcast get its name?

Thanks to Dr John Williamson for lending us this episode that he recorded for another clinically-focused neurology podcast - Neuropodcases.   Listen in as he chats with Associated Professor Nawaf Yassi about intracerebral haemorrhage. They discuss hypertensive ICH, intraventricular extension, amyloid ICH, role of surgery, how to approach antithrombotics and ICH in younger patients. It's a fascinating conversation with plenty of clinical pearls.   We would highly encourage you to have a look at John's podcast over at https://www.neuropodcases.co.uk/ where you will also find imaging referred to in this podcast.

Today Yassi is joined by Laura Moore a bodybuilder and fitness coach. We talk juggling her passion for fitness and bodybuilding with her regular 9 to 5 and everyday life, what it takes to prep for competition, and more. Later Yassi and Laura discuss having a podcast and what goes into it. Don’t miss a minute. You can follow Laura on her Instagram @chicinsneakers. Listen to her podcast @bikini_things on all your audio podcast platforms. Use linker.ee/chicinsneakers to see her YouTube channel, ebooks, fitness coaching, sponsored promo codes, and Facebook. TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro02:55 What’s Laura’s focus now?04:17 What does Laura’s competition prep look like?07:04 Laura’s competition experience and what she’d learned from it?10:00 How has COVID-19 changed bodybuilding?15:40 Laura’s podcast Bikini Things16:23 Yassi talks the ins & outs of starting a podcast.19:33 Yassi picks Laura’s brain about UFC23:37 Would Laura ever step into the octagon?25:40 What it’s been like coaching other women for competition?28:00 Taking risks29:12 What’s on the horizon of 2021 for Laura?30:57 Laura’s clientele includes someone we know MICHELE! And Michele is on Bikini Things, we didn’t even know!!! Small World33:07 Laura’s sponsors 36:06 Laura has a nutritional e-book, check it out on amazon!36:54 How does she manage all these projects and a 9-5?37:30 Are men intimidated by Laura?   Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like, subscribe, and click the bell icon; so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and IHeartRadio. Listen to us anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com *copyright of photos used are with respective owners , no copyright infringement intended*

In this episode, Haddy and Yassi talk about the provocation from Episode 16 Provocation (#ArtIfPodcast) Take photos of anyone who see wearing Red and Black Plaid (“the shared fabric of humanity”) and tag us and Andy’s other instagram account: www.instagram.com/peoplewearingredandblackplaid Andy Sarjahani (b. 1983, Richland, WA) is an American-Iranian documentary filmmaker and photographer raised in the Ozarks of Arkansas and currently based in East Tennessee. He is interested in people, our relationship to place and how that shapes our worldview. He has a Masters of Science in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems from Montana State University and left his career in academia in 2012 to tell stories with a camera. He worked on the critically acclaimed documentary Tower (Keith Maitland, 2016) and his work has been featured in Vice, Outside, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, and numerous other festivals and universities. Find Andy Online WEBSITE/SOCIAL MEDIA www.andysarjahani@gmail.com www.instagram.com/andysarjahani --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: We brought some finesse into the gallery for our last full-length episode for Season One. Haddy talked pop culture, from Bruno Mars to 80s hip-hop and DJs, showing how finesse illuminates generational shifts in aesthetic culture. Yassi talks about the preciseness of finesse in painting on the world’s smallest canvas: a grain of rice. As always, we end with a provocation, this one asks you to dig into the role of art in your family history. Gabby Roney is a scenic artist from Kansas City who is currently studying at the University of Kansas City Missouri (UMKC)’s Conservatory for her MFA in Design and Technology. Her studies include hand and digital drafting, dry and wet media rendering techniques, life drawing, scenic art, property construction and construction. She is navigating a practice of live theatre during a pandemic. She previously spent two years as Drury University’s Technical Director building and paint charging shows. Her favorite part of the job was mentoring students to tool proficiency. Find Gabby online: www.instagram.com/gabrielleidel https://issuu.com/gabrielleidell?issuu_product=header&issuu_subproduct=publisher-home&issuu_context=link&issuu_cta=profile Provocation (#artifpodcast): Who in your circle of family or close friends has purchased art or made their own creation? Ask them about why they chose to make it or purchase it. Did they make it during a certain season in life? What do they love most about it? This project encourages you to raid your parent’s basement or old files to find it. It could be any size of any medium. Now for extra credit, re-create it. Show Notes Cardi B Wap Brechtian 1980s hip hop dance moves Uptown Funk Bruno Mars “Finesse” feat. Cardi B Sampling Rice Writing Topkapi Palace Taj Mahal on Rice Killing Commendatore Las Vegas hotel art Vectorworks CAD John Davis Caroll Socially Distant Site Specific Theatre Sleep No More PSi Coterie’s Electric Poe Lining stick --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Minisode 15, Haddy and Yassi discuss their experiences with provocations from poet, Ed Mabrey. Provocation (#artifpodcast) Once again we have TWO provocations this week! These artists are putting us to the test! First: Say Yes! For one month to a year, say yes to everything that you can (that is safe and healthy for you to do) and see the world of opportunities open up before your eyes! Second: find a group of friends and commit to renting a small space (as soon as the world opens up again!). With a space to call your own, see how your creativity can flourish! About Ed Mabrey Ed is the only 4 time Individual World Poetry Slam Champion and the only 4 time Southern Fried Regional Poetry Slam Individual Champion. He tours the country professionally as a poet, comedian, and motivational speaker. A two-time InkSlam winner, multiple LEAF Slam Champion, an Emmy winner, Ed has been on Seasons 3, 5 and 6 of Verses and Flow (TV One), ABC, FOX, HBO All Def Digital, Write About Now Poetry and was a speaker at 2015 TEDx Dayton. He’s performed at over 100 colleges and universities around the country, teaching workshops and conducting seminars. On the comedy front, Ed has opened for DL Hughley, Ian Bagg, Rob Schneider, Roy Wood Jr., Charlie Murphy and many more. Ed is a two time finalist in The World Series Of Comedy, held in Las Vegas and he’s been the voice of companies ranging from the Ohio State Medical Center to Lexus. Find Ed Online https://artistecard.com/EdMabrey?fbclid=IwAR19oWHiYFg_uEOfQ7LLLvw3fu6lBEx-tTm2sBF-vFVxWRHypRJg1iBPjkQ https://www.instagram.com/edmabrey/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Art if...the oboe is the mistress! With conductor Nolan Dresden. Episode Summary: In this week’s gallery talk about art and journey! Yassi brings the work of performance artist Pope L. to the gallery to talk about how his journey is more important than the distance travelled and Haddy talks about the history of postcards, which takes her on a journey she didn’t expect!.Then we interview music conductor Nolan Dresden and talk about how music has the power to transport us to faraway places. This week’s provocation asks you to revisit your favorite music and see if it can take you somewhere new! Nolan’s Bio: After a successful two year battle with Leukemia and a Bone Marrow Transplant, I'm back and better than ever. #takethatcancer After attending university, I performed professionally for six years in musical theater and opera, and a few seasons as Music Director of a theater company outside of Chicago. At this point I had come to a fork in the road; do I pursue a conducting career or a performance career? Feeling that I had more to offer as a conductor and feeling more artistic fulfillment in that field, the choice was clear. In 2009, I started to make my way up the instrumental conducting ladder here in New York City. I have hit all the various marks, from standard orchestral works like Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 to lesser known pieces like Two Cine Pastrali by Toru Takemitsu. I pride myself in programing outside of the box, in order to create an experience for the audience to venture through with the ensemble. Find Nolan online: http://www.nolandresden.com/ Provocation(#artifpodcast): Listen to something you’ve listened to a thousand times and find something new in it. Mentions: Pope. L Theodore Hook postcard Where Have all the Sheep Gone? Pandemic postcards -- Quarantine: Our Darkest Hour Carl Nielson Dmitri Shotsakovich Timber Lake Playhouse Dale Clevenger Gail Williams Parade (Musical) Toru Takemitso Aaron Copeland, Symphony 3 Bright Sheng Postcards Thomas Beecham --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yassi is joined today by fellow Chicago to LA transport, fashion designer BaoThy La. They bond over a mutual love for the Bears and all thing Chicago (minus the weather.) They talk working during COVID-19, what a fashion designer looks like in todays day of social media, the hustle and passion it takes to make it in the fashion industry, not losing sight of your goals or who you are, not becoming complacent, and so much more. P.S. INSTAGRAM IS NOT TINDER! Don’t miss a minute!! Follow BaoThy on her Instagram @thebaothyle to see her inspiring and creating as she lives her best life! Tune in to BaoBao Time on her Youtube channel @ItsBaoBaoTime! TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro02:20 Da Bears boring game vs the Colts05:30 Woking in the time of COVID-1905:59 FASHION DESIGNER FIRST, influencer second08:24 Moving from Chicago to LA13:15 Traveling17:02 Becoming an influencer22:35 Dealing with cyber bullying and haters online29:30 A kid needs to be a kid31:33 Europe is the ultimate goal36:39 Laguna or Malibu?38:14 Cubs or White Sox….great now we can’t be friends40:00 Where does BaoThy see herself in 10 years41:01 Family and management….I dunno42:10 Big Bear42:50 BaoThy’s message to her fans43:43 Will BaoThy vlog again?Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like, subscribe, and click the bell icon; so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and IHeartRadio. Listen to us anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.comDISCLAIMER: This info is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER. This service is intended for adults only.

In this minisode, Haddy and Yassi discuss the provocation made by Michaella Beatty in Episode 14 (listen here). Provocation (#artifpodcast): #1: Create a target (one circle inside of another). Using pictures or words or whatever inspires you, fill the inside circle with things you can control, and the outer ring with things you cannot control. Let your creativity help you cope with whatever stresses are weighing on you right now! #2 Urban Sketching: Grab your pens, pencil, or water colors, (or whatever medium makes the most sense for you!) and go out into the world (if it’s safe to do so!) and sketch the landscape you see before you, whether that’s the city, the park, your back yard. And if you can’t go out, don’t worry! Find a photograph you love and sketch away. Either way, sketch fast! See what you can come up with in 20 minutes. But also, feel free to stretch that time out. Let this urban sketch bring you joy! Find Michaella Online: Instagram: www.instagram.com/michaellamade Facebook: www.facebook.com/michaellamadeit. Etsy: Michaella Made. etsy.com/shop/MichaellaMade About Michaella: Michaella Beatty is a current school counselor with a MS in Counseling and an EdS (educational specialist) degree. She uses art as a self care practice. Michaella taught painting classes for two years, and used artwork from this studio to transform canvas into wearable art. She makes upcycled canvas earrings, bags, bows, and even passport covers. Recently she has taken up urban sketching and watercolor landscapes. She enjoys the act of creating, as well as teaching people how to create for themselves. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yassi and Danny Blue Eyes recap the Broncos V Jets, ouch the Jets hurt Danny Blue Eyes pocket a bit this week. Garb your pen and paper as the guys give their week 4 picks. FREE PICKS HERE DON’T MISS OUT! Later they get into 76ers Doc Rivers hire, what teams need a rebuild, and possibilities for some rebuilds. They talk finals game 1 Lakers win over the Heat. The Heat need Bam back bad, the Lakers need to make the most of the Heat's injuries, and ride their current momentum to that sweet sweet championship. Who will win the dinner bet? Yassi picks the Heat so its not looking so good, but is it too early for Danny Blue Eyes to smell that steak and lobster. Don’t miss a minute! TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro09:20 NFL Recap & Week 4 Picks59:58 That bit about Trump & the debate01:03:29 NBA News & Finals Recap$WEEK 4 PICKS$Saints V LionsYassi - Saints  Danny - SaintsChargers V BuccaneersYassi - Bucs Danny - BucsJaguars V BengalsYassi - Jaguars  Danny - BengalsVikings V TexansYassi - Texans Danny - TexansSeahawks V DolphinsYassi - Seahawks Danny - SeahawksBrowns V CowboysYassi - Browns Danny - CowboysCardinals V PanthersYassi - Cardinals Danny - CardinalsColts V BearsYassi - Bears Danny - BearsRavens V Washington Yassi - Ravens Danny - RavensGiants V RamsYassi - Rams Danny - RamsPatriots V Chiefs Yassi - Chiefs Danny - ChiefsBills V RaidersYassi - Bills Danny - BillsEagles V 49ersYassi - 49ers Danny - 49ersFalcons V PackersYassi - Packers Danny - PackersThank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe, so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and IHeartRadio. Listen to us anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.comDISCLAIMER: This info is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER. This service is intended for adults only.*copyright of photos used are with respective owners , no copyright infringement intended*

Episode Summary: In this week’s unique gallery, Yassi and Haddy invite their good friend, Dan Boulus, to talk about “Art and the City” --how arts institutions shape the literal infrastructure and cultural feel of a city. Then to kick off our hometown series, they interview 2019 Reno City Artist and figurative abstractionist, Tom Drakulich. Finally, this week’s provocation asks you to confront a piece of abstraction and figure out what it means to you. Dan Boulos received his PhD in Theater Studies from the University of California Santa Barbara in 2018. His dissertation examined the founding of the Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center in New York City and Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles and situated their histories in the context of urban renewal during the Cold War in the United States. Earlier graduate research led to his Master’s thesis on the redevelopment of New York’s City’s Forty-Second Street and Times Square, reflecting a life-long fascination with American cities, the majority of which he got to see while spending nearly two years touring North America in a giant lizard costume in The Magic School Bus Live. Biography: Born and raised in Reno, NV, Tom Drakulich is a process based, figurative abstractionist whose art practice navigates the play between the unique and the familiar. Having grown up exploring the Nevada landscape, he is influenced by the ways in which the physicality and form of the desert can be connected to the aesthetics of the body and his relationship with human nature. Tom is an interdisciplinary artist working in ceramics, mixed media painting and drawing, and site-specific sculpture. Tom received his A.A. in Art History from Truckee Meadows Community College, his B.A. in Criminal Justice from the University of Nevada, Reno, and his M.F.A. from the University of Nevada, Reno. In 2019, he was selected as the City of Reno’s inaugural City Artist. Find Tom online: https://www.instagram.com/tomdrakulich/ Provocation (#artifpodcast): Find a piece of abstract art that you don’t understand and use this simple checklist to interpret it. Describe, Analyze, Interpret, and then Judge the artwork. Mentions: Carnaby Street Lincoln Center Mark Taper Forum The Public Theater Joseph Papp UNR Kintsugi Richard Jackson Fred Reid Lynda Yuroff Walter McNamara Kelsie Harder Jim McCormick Kiki Smith --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Yassi is joined by Vinny Balbo an actor, filmmaker, dancer, and model! How did Vinny turn his passion for dance into his day job? You have probably seen Vinny in his Apple Air Pod ads and so much more. What is behind the familiar faces we see in ad and media, today’s your chance to find out. Listen as Yassi and Vinny discuss his time modeling in South Korea, his work creating short films, commercials for big brands like Apple, and so much more. Don’t miss a minute! You can find Vinny Balbo on Instagram @vinnybalbo and look for all his work by searching for Vinny Balbo on VIMEO, YOUTUBE, & TIKTOK! Follow the links ->  linker.ee/vinnybalbo for Vinny’s acting, stunt, and dance reels.TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro01:35 Vinny’s decision to move to LA.03:28 Working during COVID-19.05:21 The biggest project Vinny has worked on.08:15 Vinny’s work in short films.12:21 How would he like to see the short film industry grow?15:47 Vinny’s time working overseas. What differed in that experience?21:11 Dancing in music videos21:32 What is working for big brands like Apple like?23:42  When did Vinny know he wanted to make a career out of dancing?25:43 Why LA over New York?28:10 Is dancing still a big part of Vinny’s life?29:38 More actors are stepping behind the camera.38:47 Upcoming projects43:52 How Vinny uses his platform to raise awareness for social justice.50:02 Where can you find Vinny’s work and get in touch with him? Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe, so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and many more. Listen to us anywhere, anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Today's guest really embodies the phrase "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Michael Jackson, owner of the fitness program GetFit and the F45 Training Gyms, pulls up a chair to tell Yassi all about life's ups, downs, and the motivation they can instill. Coming from humble beginnings, an amazing family, and getting knocked down just when his dreams were really getting started has shaped Michaels life in the most inspiring ways. Don't miss a minute of this one guys! You can connect with Michael Jackson on his Instagram @michaeljacksonfit he posts daily workouts so no excuses!! His company @getfitbrand_ offers an affordable, quality fitness planning app anyone can use. If your ever in Huntington Beach make sure to stop by  @f45downtownhb and @f45_5points_hb and say Hi. Michael and his team would be happy to see you. Visit getfitbrand.com , f45training.com/huntingtonbeachdowntown/home , and f45training.com/5pointshb/home TODAY!TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro04:35 Where is all began….10:38 How Michael kept going and found a chance with tennis.12:32 Michael’s time in Chicago.17:07 More injuries and being on borrowed time.21:47 How Michael's career ending injury became a bittersweet opportunity. 23:27 Kobe Bryant and how he quietly helped Michael. RIP you and Gianna are so deeply missed.27:53 Michael’s biggest hero, his mother, and her inspiring perseverance!30:32 There is a lot to learn from Michael's experiences in life.33:40 How Michael landed the girl of his dreams, Melissa.39:37 How is Michael's family now?44:47 Michael's companies GetFit & the Huntington Beach F45 Training 54:17 Only $30 a month!!57:24 Yassi & Michael talk NFL01:04:50 The NBA & the Mount Rushmore of Basketball01:08:30 The LA Clippers fall from grace this year01:11:54 UFC News01:18:32 Michael takes the mic to deliver a special message.Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe, so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and many more. Listen to us anywhere, anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Todays a big day at the Husky Studio, Yassi welcomes Former UFC Hall of Fame Fighter, Tito Ortiz. Join him as he and the former champ discuss Tito’s run for Huntington Beach City Council. He, very strongly,  believes that our divided country has taken a turn for the worse due to the main stream media and the “powers that be” controlling the narrative of America. As a Trump supporter, republican, and father Tito wants to make it clear where he has come from and where he is going. Later they dive into the upcoming Mike Tyson fight, the Colby Covington Tyron Woodley tweet, Black Lives Matter, and would Tito step into the WWE ring against Chael Sonnen !?! You can find out more about Tito Ortiz’s campaign for Huntington Beach city council at titoforhbcc.com. Follow him on Instagram @titoortiz1999 and his clothing brand Punishment Athletics @punishment99. DON’T FORGET TO VOTE the 3rd of NOVEMBER! Get out there and make your voice count!TIME STAMP00:00 Intro01:32 Tito wants to make Huntington Beach safe again. His city council run and the reasons behind it.04:00 Why does Tito support President Trump?06:44 How has Trump handled the COVID-19 Pandemic in Tito’s opinion?08:31 What can’t the Democrats & Republicans just set aside their differences?09:28 Tito wants to turn California into a red state.12:50 With the country so divided, how does this end?13:37 Has Trump further divided America?14:50 Defunding the Police, the protests in Huntington Beach, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson tweet, and what lead to Tito’s run for city council.7:56 What lead to Tito’s run for city council?20:59 The Tyson fight, did Tito get the call?24:09 Oscar De La Hoya possible return, disaster promoting, & the Chuck Liddell fight27:13 Tito on Dana White...could they bury the hatchet?28:23 Colby Covington, Tyron Woodley, & Black Lives Matter32:38 The importance of the nuclear family unit34:06 Jon Jones is one of the best light heavyweights ever!35:22 Would Tito step into the WWE ring, against Chael Sonnen !?!37:16 Do other fighters reach out for advice?39:37 Where can you got to support Tito’s campaign and keep up with what he’s doing?Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe, so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and many more. Listen to us anywhere, anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

In Minisode 13, Haddy and Yassi discuss Bill Perry, Jr.'s provocation from Episode 13: Provocation (#artifpodcast): Try something new!  Dig into something that you’ve always wanted to do, but maybe has scared you a little bit. And give it a college try.  Not just once, but for two weeks minimum. You’ll be surprised at the new horizons you will reach. Bill Perry, Jr. is an American musician born in Chicago, Illinois. Perry is a jazz pianist and music composer who lives in Oxford, MS. He has 3 albums, 2 of which are currently available on iTunes and other online music eStores: Beyond The Darkness (Bill Perry Trio), and Phantom (Bill Perry). He also has a hip-hop single called "Lovely" also available on iTunes under his rap name Bill Mysteryo. Find Bill online at: Bill Perry Website Bill Perry Bandcamp Mr. BM Bandcamp Bill Perry’s YouTube Channel --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yassi interviews three time Olympian Champion Bodybuilder Anthony Woods on how he balances chasing being the best version of himself and all other aspects of life. What hard lessons has Ant learned through the blood, sweat, and tears of becoming a card holding professional bodybuilder? How does having children shape his decisions and how he conducts himself? Is having a personal trainer, with the expense, what everyone needs? Is being extremely competitive really necessary to succeed? There is so much to learn for this one, don’t miss a minute. Follow Anthony “Ant” Woods on Instagram @ant_woodz & YouTube at https://bit.ly/2Hidh6r  Look out for his upcoming podcast More Than Muscle. Check out his sponsor Live Fit Apparel, LVFT, for awesome active lifestyle apparel livefitapparel.com find Ant’s promo code on his Instagram!   TIME STAMP00:00 Intro03:41 When did Bodybuilding come into Anthony’s life?05:40 How much of Ant’s life consists of training?07:20 Is cardio important and how does Ant fit it into his training regiment?09:12 Is "rest day" real?11:23 What would be Ant's diet advice, with the information overload online?13:40 Which competition sticks out in Anthony’s mind? 17:19 WAIT WHAT!?! Ant is NOT a competitive person….19:08 Dealing with temptation and overcoming it.20:39 What being a role model really means to Ant.22:03 The ultimate goal, fulfilling your true potential.24:20 Did COVID-19 affect Ant’s ability to keep up his routine?29:26 When is Ant’s next compilation?30:33 What struggle did Ant go through to get his IFBB Pro card?33:51 From basketball to bodybuilding, what a switch.35:40 Find your happy, zen place.40:25 What other projects is Anthony involved in?42:18 What go to advise does Ant have for those who want to improve their fitness or overall health?43:10 What can you do if you can’t afford a gym membership or personal trainer?46:37 What is the one thing you would tell your younger self?48:15 Be the “coolest" person your kids know. 51:31 Is a college degree necessary to be successful?56:26 Ant plugs his current projects and where you can find him.  Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and many more. Listen to us anywhere, anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Episode Summary: Reality bites in this week’s gallery chat as Haddy talks about the aesthetics of information visualization in graphs and charts and Yassi talks about the ways in which surveillance culture blur art and reality. Documentary filmmaker Andy Sarjahani, this week’s interview guest, joins in the conversation sharing his experiences in how visual storytelling works to convey deep truths and tackles existential questions. Andy Sarjahani (b. 1983, Richland, WA) is an American-Iranian documentary filmmaker and photographer raised in the Ozarks of Arkansas and currently based in East Tennessee. He is interested in people, our relationship to place and how that shapes our worldview. He has a Masters of Science in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems from Montana State University and left his career in academia in 2012 to tell stories with a camera. He worked on the critically acclaimed documentary Tower (Keith Maitland, 2016) and his work has been featured in Vice, Outside, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, and numerous other festivals and universities. Find Andy Online WEBSITE/SOCIAL MEDIA www.andysarjahani.com www.instagram.com/andysarjahani WORK SAMPLES LAST DAYS OF TOYS R US (photo essay): https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/438awm/depressing-photos-from-the-last-days-of-toys-r-us HORNS OUT (short doc): https://rockandice.com/videos/climbing/horns-out-maurice-horn-reflects-lifetime-climbing/ DOWNSTREAM PEOPLE (short doc): https://vimeo.com/173096029 Provocation (#ArtIfPodcast) Take photos of anyone who see wearing Red and Black Plaid (“the shared fabric of humanity”) and tag us and Andy’s other instagram account: www.instagram.com/peoplewearingredandblackplaid Mentioned in the Show Tangled Up in Blue NYTimes Corona Virus Article Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards Light Map Into Eternity (Swedish documentary about nuclear waste) The Truman Show Deepfakes We Live in Public You are Watching Me (Link to film no longer works) Errol Morris Cinema Verité Maysles Brothers 1619 Podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The boys are back in town! Yassi and Danny Blue Eyes get down and dirty into the NBA playoffs. In the East; Will Yanis play with his injury? What the heck is up with Boston? Don’t count out the Raptors, and Jimmy Buckets and the Heat are not to be messed with. In the West; the Clippers, with Paul George and Kawi shut down the Nuggets and Jamal Murray. Lakers Vs. Huston; Westbrook was completely lost and dragged his whole team and discuss all the dirty details. In NFL news the first game is supposed to be Thursday and we are super excited. Da Bears still blow…when will we ever learn or give up on them. Why are they still putting stock in Foles and Trubisky? Will Matt Nagy get fired if the Bears don’t make some noise? Who will go all the way? Listen to her the boys’ picks from the NFC and AFC. Dak Prescott is Danny Blue Eyes MVP pick! Odell Beckham Jr.’s EX says he’s into the REAL BROWN STUFF (we mean poop) allegedly…anyway. The Browns could sneak into the playoffs, but will they win their division with Baker Mayfield. Who are our sleeper picks. In Tennis we had an incident with Novak Djokovic. We know Yassi doesn’t have a lot of love for Djokovic, so how does he feel about this “incident.” In Soccer, Suarez to Juventus….WHY? Will Real Madrid keep Bale…should they? Hazard needs to step up.  Messi’s decision to stay with Barcelona, it’s getting sour. TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro01:53 NBA News35:40 NFL News01:01:54 Djokovic incident at the Tennis US Open01:07:51 Soccer News Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like, subscribe, and click the bell icon; so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. Audio versions of the podcast are up on your favorite podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher, Pandora, and many more. Listen to us anywhere, anytime.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcast Instagram: @trendyhuskypodcast Twitter: @trendyhusky Facebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com DISCLAIMER: This info is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER. This service is intended for adults only.

Yassi and Haddy discuss doing the provocation from Episode 12 with Samantha Bearman. You can listen to the episode here: https://anchor.fm/artifpodcast/episodes/Episode-12-Art-If---I-have-the-microphone--With-stand-up-comic-Samantha-Bearman-eh4nnn Provocation (#ArtIfPodcast): Find an area where you are not represented and create the platform to provide a space to be seen and for others to see you and so you can showcase your art and creativity! Samantha Bearman is an Empowerment Coach + Writing Expert. She has a master’s degree in behavior change from the University of Kentucky. She has been writing professionally in the private and non-profit sector for over a decade and is a contributing journalist for Syndrome Magazine as well as an accomplished stand up comedian. She is a motivational maven and loves being a supportive coach who provides encouragement, due diligence, and accountability to her clients. She has also used comedy as a way to bring the community together for a cause, producing sold out comedy and variety shows that raised money for organizations including the Alzheimer's Association, Planned Parenthood and the American Heart Association. She now has her own bi-monthly room, Bear Cave Comedy in Santa Barbara. Find Samantha online at: www.samanthabearman.com www.instagram.com/sambearcomedy www.instagram.com/the.samantha.bearman --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yassi and Danny Blue Eyes are back! They are joined by golf performance coach Sheldon Roberts. They dig into the NBA and Black Lives Matter, should the season be canceled, is Lebron the face of the players protest, where should the NBA go from here? In NFL news is Colin Kaepernick's kneeling now seen differently, who do the boys think are the best picks for this fantasy season, and what players and positions should you draft this fantasy season? Sheldon pulls from his golf expertise when assessing Danny Blue Eyes' picks when he bets on golf. Later the discuss the latest UFC card and fighters' pay in the UFC vs the big prizes awarded in boxing. Follow Sheldon Roberts on instagram @sheldon__ugp for his professional tips to up your golf game. Contact him at sheldon@ugp.la for his services and expertise golf fitness training.Time Stamps00:00 Intro 05:12 NBA News 35:29 NFL & Fantasy News 51:13 Golf News 56:11 UFC NewsThank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcast Instagram: @trendyhuskypodcast Twitter: @trendyhusky Facebook: @trendyhuskypodcast For bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com DISCLAIMER: This info is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER. This service is intended for adults only.

Yassi is joined today by Why’d You Stop Me? Founder and Southern California Police Sergeant Jason Lehman for a very important episode. We tackle big issues close to the Trendy Husky family’s heart Black Lives Matter, police community relations, and all the issues that come along with it. Jason brings his own experiences and passion for the cause to this vital conversation. Jason is the founder of Team WYSM, which stands for Why'd You Stop Me? Their mission is to reduce violence between peace officers and the community through education. You can find information about his awesome organization at wysm.org . Follow their Instagram @teamwysm and Jason’s Instagram @jasonlehman64 to keep up with all his amazing work.TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro 02:32 What caused Jason to get more involved in the community? 12:00 Should the Police academy training be longer? How could it be improved? 14:22 Jason’s take on recent critical police incidents. 18:46 How does Jason see this issue ending? What is the ultimate resolution? 32:39 Systematic racism has caused the divide in the relationship between Police and communities of color. 37:47 Community policing, how vital is it? What is the goal? 41:56 Disbanding or abolishing the Police…how realistic is it really? 43:48 Why is the media bias when it comes to the police? You're either for or against…..Why do they pick a side? 46:52 Does Jason think laws should be tougher on “Bad cops”? 52:35 Is this an obey or get hurt, one way relationship? 58:00 Some police departments still do not have body cams. 01:00:28 A lighter note. 01:02:25 E+R=O , Event+Response=Outcome 01:06:15 How does Jason decompress with such a stressful and demanding job? 01:08:36 How hard is it to not let work bleed into Jason’s home life? 01:10:03 Is disassociation an issue for officers? 01:12:20 Will 2020 ever end? 01:13:10 The Officer Challenge 01:23:50 Where can you find Sargent Jason Lehman and his organization Why'd You Stop Me?Thank you all for watching. We put out content on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content. YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcast Instagram: @trendyhuskypodcast Twitter: @trendyhusky Facebook: @trendyhuskypodcast For bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Episode Summary: This week’s theme is Art and Romance! Yassi delves into the lost art of love letters and gives us tips on how to write our own mushy gushy letters, and Haddy explores the underbelly of romance through the Museum of Broken Relationships! Then they chat with spoken word poet Ed Mabrey about the power of the word to change the world around us, including how to explore the many loves of our lives. Ed Mabrey is the only 4 time Individual World Poetry Slam Champion and the only 4 time Southern Fried Regional Poetry Slam Individual Champion. He tours the country professionally as a poet, comedian, and motivational speaker. A two-time InkSlam winner, multiple LEAF Slam Champion, an Emmy winner, Ed has been on Seasons 3, 5 and 6 of Verses and Flow (TV One), ABC, FOX, HBO All Def Digital, Write About Now Poetry and was a speaker at 2015 TEDx Dayton. He’s performed at over 100 colleges and universities around the country, teaching workshops and conducting seminars. On the comedy front, Ed has opened for DL Hughley, Ian Bagg, Rob Schneider, Roy Wood Jr., Charlie Murphy and many more. Ed is a two time finalist in The World Series Of Comedy, held in Las Vegas and he’s been the voice of companies ranging from the Ohio State Medical Center to Lexus. Find Ed Online https://artistecard.com/EdMabrey?fbclid=IwAR19oWHiYFg_uEOfQ7LLLvw3fu6lBEx-tTm2sBF-vFVxWRHypRJg1iBPjkQ https://www.instagram.com/edmabrey/ Provocation (#artifpodcast) Once again we have TWO provocations this week! These artists are putting us to the test! First: Say Yes! For one month to a year, say yes to everything that you can (that is safe and healthy for you to do) and see the world of opportunities open up before your eyes! Second: find a group of friends and commit to renting a small space (as soon as the world opens up again!). With a space to call your own, see how your creativity can flourish! BONUS Provocation: Make us an original provocation sound effect. Each week we will play a different sound effect from our listeners. Mentioned in the Show: Song of Solomon 10 Best Love Letters Ever Written Simone de Beauvoir and Jean Paul Sartre Strachey Love Letter algorithm Break-Up Vacation List Museum of Broken Relationships The Piano Lesson by August Wilson The Shape of Things Neil LaBute National Civil Rights Museum Freedom Awards Pablo Neruda --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Yassi is joined by Tucker Woods, a baseball coach and fellow sports enthusiast. The gloves are off as Yassi get Tucker’s take on the MLB Bubble or lack thereof, player salaries, contract deals, and should “juicing” be legal in baseball? Later they get into the NFL, as anticipation mounts for football, what are Yassi and Tucker most pumped to see, how will Brady do at Tampa Bay, will Cam Newton show his true worth this season, are all bets still on Belichick, and is Antonio Brown worth the risk?  Connect with Tucker Woods on instagram @throwingfuzz, for all things baseball and recruiting advice for players.TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro02:40 The MLB needs to get this “Bubble” thing straight.07:23 Mike Trout’s crazy $430 million 12 year deal11:35 What happened to the Yankees?16:49 Should performance enhancers be legal in baseball?18:33 Do players, like Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire, who were caught doping be in the hall of fame?21:48 Travel Baseball can be some shady business….24:50 Sports leagues and camps for kids should be free. 27:49 What's going on in the NBA?39:38 Lebron James VS Kobe Bryant 41:56 Current NFL happenings, Belichick or Brady…who would you bet on?43:07 Is Antonio Brown worth the risk?45:33 Da Bears are a mess…like always47:55 How will Cam do in New England? Is he out to prove himself?49:44 College Football, when will it return?52:28 What Tucker does to guide student athletes looking to go pro? Where should they start?Thank you all for listening. Video versions of our podcast are available on our youtube channel TrendyHuskyPodcast. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe; so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Starting this week, Art If…! Podcast will switch to a bi-weekly production schedule. We will post full length episodes with gallery and interview every other week. We will post minisode episodes where we discuss the provocations in the interim weeks. In other words, we will be posting alternating episodes: Full length episode one week, minisode the next, then repeat, so there is still something coming out for you to enjoy every week! Episode Summary: This week’s theme is Art and Education. As the new school year starts off, Haddy and Yassi discuss the relationship between art and learning. Haddy invites you into the world of toy design and Yassi explores the history of children’s museums. Then they chat with Michaella Beatty, about the role of art in the learning process and art as self-care. Michealla issues 2 provocations that help you see yourself and the world around you a little more clearly. Michaella Beatty is a current school counselor with a MS in Counseling and an EdS (educational specialist) degree. She uses art as a self care practice. Michaella taught painting classes for two years, and used artwork from this studio to transform canvas into wearable art. She makes upcycled canvas earrings, bags, bows, and even passport covers. Recently she has taken up urban sketching and watercolor landscapes. She enjoys the act of creating, as well as teaching people how to create for themselves. Find Michaella Online: Instagram: @michaellamade Facebook: www.facebook.com/michaellamadeit. Etsy: Michaella Made. etsy.com/shop/MichaellaMade. Provocation (#artifpodcast): #1: Create a target (one circle inside of another). Using pictures or words or whatever inspires you, fill the inside circle with things you can control, and the outer ring with things you cannot control. Let your creativity help you cope with whatever stresses are weighing on you right now! #2 Urban Sketching: Grab your pens, pencil, or water colors, (or whatever medium makes the most sense for you!) and go out into the world (if it’s safe to do so!) and sketch the landscape you see before you, whether that’s the city, the park, your back yard. And if you can’t go out, don’t worry! Find a photograph you love and sketch away. Either way, sketch fast! See what you can come up with in 20 minutes. But also, feel free to stretch that time out. Let this urban sketch bring you joy! Mentioned on the show: Cas Holman Rigamajig Early Children’s Museums Progressive Education Movement Please Touch Museum Children’s Museum of Art, NYC Moxi Museum International Museum of Children’s Art, Oslo Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Post Secret Urban sketching Wild Orchid --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Yassi is joined by Natalya “The Beast” Speece, a female MMA fighter making waves in the fighting world.  The gloves are off as Yassi uncovers what got Natalya interested in fighting, having a great support system, how losses feel, can taking an L be a positive experience, injuries, training, weight cutting, and what being a fighter is really about. Later in the episode they explore the different challenges women fighters face as opposed to men, what an inspiration Cris Cyborg and other female fighters are, women’s empowerment, and what role it should have in MMA. Lastly Yassi gets Natalya’s opinion on possible upcoming fights and what match-ups she would like to see. Keep up with Natalya “The Beast” Speece on her Instagram @talie.pain for the latest info on her upcoming projects and fights. TIME STAMPS00:00 Intro01:53 How did Natalya get into fighting and what did fighting in MMA teach her? 06:45 Her experience fightin in Invicta and how it changed her mindset?11:17 Learning from losses, adjusting, and growing.12:30 How has COVID-19 affected training?16:40 How important is having a great support system behind you?21:00 How long do you prepare for an upcoming fight? 22:16 What is Natalya’s walking weight? How does she diet and cut weight safely?31:21 Neck surgery, recovering, and getting back to fighting shape.39:54 What lead Natalya to fighting?47:57 Cris Cyborg, her impact, and what is in the future for women in MMA?01:00:15 What is holding back women’s MMA? 01:04:00 Who would win in a rematch between Nunes & Shevchenko? 01:06:33 Will Conor McGregor come back? Will he stay retired like Ronda Rousey?01:08:25 How does Natalya feel about the proposed Khabib fights? Georges St-Pierre or Tony Ferguson01:10:05 Daniel Cormier VS Miocic 301:12:39 Adesanya VS Costa  Thank you all for watching. We put out content three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Please like and subscribe so you don’t miss out on any new content or new special guests. Follow our social media for special guest announcements and all the latest Trendy Husky Podcast content.YouTube: TrendyHuskyPodcastInstagram: @trendyhuskypodcastTwitter: @trendyhuskyFacebook: @trendyhuskypodcastFor bookings reach out on any of our social media pages or email trendyhuskypodcast@gmail.com

Kyan Foundation, launched in July 2020, is dedicated to unfolding and uplifting the essence of humanity with a special focus on Education, Parenting and Self Mastery. It's the culmination of 4 Jordanian women's life's work. Imad Shawa sat with 3 co-founders Yasi bint Asem, Noor bint Asem and Zein Nimri to get a feel for the foundation's work and focus. Kyan Foundation is on Instagram: @kyan_foundation and was founded by Sarah Bint Asem, Yasmine bint Asem, Noor bint Asem and Zein Nimri. Follow Howdy Arabia on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook: @HowdyArabia Imad Shawa is also on Twitter: @imadshawa

Yassi and Danny Blue Eyes hash out where Antonio Brown should end up. Da Bears say Trubisky and Foles are neck-in-neck for the starter spot. In NBA news, the Portland Trail Blazers are creeping up on the Lakers who are on losing streak. We put out content at least three days a week on current news, sports, and so much more. Watch the video version at https://youtu.be/q8FnmIiWztc & Follow our Instagram @trendyhuskypodcast for all the latest content.

Episode 13: Art if... It's all in the DM's! With Jazz Pianist Bill Perry Episode Summary: This week’s theme is Art and Improvisation. Despite the impulse to wing it, Haddy and Yassi looked up some cool improvisational art. Yassi talked about the practice of live painting and Haddy let inspiration guide her from improvised weapons to improvised architecture. Then they chat it up with jazz musician Bill Perry, Jr. who issued a provocation that encourages you to dig deep into a new activity. Bill Perry, Jr. is an American musician born in Chicago, Illinois. Perry is a jazz pianist and music composer who lives in Oxford, MS. He has 3 albums, 2 of which are currently available on iTunes and other online music eStores: Beyond The Darkness (Bill Perry Trio), and Phantom (Bill Perry). He also has a hip-hop single called "Lovely" also available on iTunes under his rap name Bill Mysteryo. Find Bill online at: Bill Perry Website Bill Perry Bandcamp Mr. BM Bandcamp Bill Perry’s YouTube Channel Provocation (#artifpodcast): Try something new! Dig into something that you’ve always wanted to do, but maybe has scared you a little bit. And give it a college try. Not just once, but for two weeks minimum. You’ll be surprised at the new horizons you will reach. Mentioned on the show: Tucson Fringe Festival Barely Free Baja Spectacular! Live painting videos Benjaminian aura Flȃneur Improvised Syrian Artillery Cuban DIY Engineers Ernesto Oroza Odyssey of the Mind 106 & Park Digable Planets Gang Starr J Dilla DJ Premier Pete Rock Herbie Hancock— Rockit Mississippi Blues Trail “Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)” by Jackson Pollock --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Summary In this minisode, Haddy and Yassi discuss their experience doing Quill Camp's provocation from Episode 7. Provocation (#artifpodcast): This is a durational sound piece that you create for yourself. Part 1 - Creating the piece: Go on a 15 minute walk in your neighborhood. When you get home, immediately use the voice recorder app on your phone to record yourself speaking for 30 seconds. Respond to this prompt: What was the most important thing you saw on this particular walk? Attempt to describe it with attention to visual detail. For twenty-nine more days, do the same thing. Make sure your walk happens at the same time each day. Use the “resume” feature in the voice recorder app to continue to add to the same sound file.* At the end of the thirtieth day, you should have a 15-minute sound file. Part 2 - Performing the piece: Go on a walk at a different time of day than your walks in Part 1. Listen to your soundtrack. Synthesize what you hear with what you see. --- Feel free to adapt this prompt to your own circumstances. If going for a walk in your neighborhood is impossible or creates anxiety, consider another activity (or even household chore) that you can perform wearing headphones. Robert Quillen Camp is a playwright and performance maker who often works with theater companies that create work using a devising process, including Pig Iron Theatre Company in Philly, with whom he wrote the Obie-award winning Chekhov Lizardbrain; NYC’s Hoi Polloi, with whom he wrote the text and lyrics for All Hands (with music by Dave Malloy) and the Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE). His most recent plays include Our Ruined House and How to Learn and he is currently working on a commission from the Kimmel Center to create a family-friendly piece of physical theatre with Pig Iron’s Dan Rothenberg. Website / Social Media: robertquillencamp.com Twitter: @quillcamp Instagram: @rquillcamp --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Summary: The gallery question of the week is: how do art and vulnerability relate to each other? Haddy answers by throwing knives and Yassi makes the art disappear. Then Samantha Bearman keeps it real and makes us laugh from her car. As per usual, we end with a provocation, this week’s asks you to make a space for your own art and creativity. Samantha Bearman is an Empowerment Coach + Writing Expert. She has a master’s degree in behavior change from the University of Kentucky. She has been writing professionally in the private and non-profit sector for over a decade and is a contributing journalist for Syndrome Magazine as well as an accomplished stand up comedian. She is a motivational maven and loves being a supportive coach who provides encouragement, due diligence, and accountability to her clients. She has also used comedy as a way to bring the community together for a cause, producing sold out comedy and variety shows that raised money for organizations including the Alzheimer's Association, Planned Parenthood and the American Heart Association. She now has her own bi-monthly room, Bear Cave Comedy in Santa Barbara. Find Samantha online at: www.samanthabearman.com www.instagram.com/sambearcomedy www.instagram.com/the.samantha.bearman Provocation (#ArtIfPodcast): Find an area where you are not represented and create the platform to provide a space to be seen and for others to see you and so you can showcase your art and creativity! Mentioned in this episode: Brené Brown Wild Bill Hickok Buffalo Bill Pantalone’s Dagger Commedia Dell'arte The Gibsons Yana Radionova and Jayde Hansen Forged in Fire Old Tucson Studios Coney Island Circus Sideshow Luella Gallagher Medea Banksy’s Shredded Painting Scientific Center of Kuwait Felix Gonzalez-Torres Arizona MLK Day Noah Copfer Chris D’Elia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Inspired by a collaborator’s play entitled, “Play For A Friend” Jasmine’s provocation challenged us to make art for the future generations. We were to ask a child in our life what kind of art they wanted to see and then make it. We were to offer it up for their feedback and take the feedback seriously and then remake the art. In this minisode, Haddy and Yassi share their experiences embracing the playful and absurd suggestions that children make and taking them very seriously. Both art projects led to a wonderful and generous intergenerational exchange. Jasmine Henri Jordan is a writer, performer, and teaching artist living in Chicago. She is an ensemble member at The Neo-Futurists, a company member at Playmakers Laboratory, and a founding member of Hot Kitchen Collective. She is a Florida State University School of Theatre alum. Her work is overwhelmingly about queerness, Blackness, pop culture, youth, and making messes https://linktr.ee/live.laugh.blood https://www.instagram.com/live.laugh.blood --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 10: Art if…your body is obsolete! With digital performance and media artivist, Sahar Sajadieh Summary: Technology is on display in this week’s gallery as Haddy and Yassi talk about the aesthetic and performance considerations in car design and Bill Viola’s long career in video art. Then, they invite digital performance artivist (artist/activist) Sahar Sajadieh to talk about how technology has transformed her art and how it acts on the world around us. Finally, she issues a provocation that asks us to pay close attention to the qualities of our daily movements. Sahar Sajadieh is an Iranian-Canadian digital performance & media artivist (artist/activist) and scholar. Her background is in Experimental Theater, Computer Science, and Performance Studies. Sahar has recently completed her PhD degree in Media Arts and Technology at UCSB. Sahar’s research lies at the intersection of interactive performance/media arts, human computer interaction (HCI), and performance/media theories. She designs and develops technologies that support emergent human rituals and interactions, and simultaneously study the human experience while interacting with various kinds of new media. Her works have been presented in many international digital arts symposia and human-computer interaction conferences, and theater and performance Studies and interdisciplinary studies conferences. In addition to her digital artwork and research, Sahar has also acted, directed, and worked as a dramaturg in several theatrical productions in New York City, Vancouver, and Santa Barbara. http://www.saharsajadieh.com/ http://www.instagram.com/sahar.sajadieh/ Provocation (#artifpodcast): Soundscape of Our Daily Rituals: 1. Think about 3 activities/rituals that you do every day or in a regular basis during the week (e.g. Brushing your teeth, walking, …). 2. Pay attention to the following 5 Viewpoints* in each (daily/weekly/frequent) ritual: -tempo -duration -repetition -spatial relationship -topography *For more info about Viewpoints technique, see this webpage: https://dramatics.org/understanding-viewpoints/ 3. Experiment with each of the 5 viewpoints**—one by one—and push the limits of each: -tempo (e.g. very fast, extreme slow-motion, alternative pace, …) EXTRA CHALLENGE #1: 4. Record the sound of your ritual when doing this exercise. EXTRA CHALLENGE #2: 5. Use Audacity or GarageBand (or any other sound editing software application) on your computer and compose a musical piece/audio artwork, using any of the soundtracks of your and/or others’ rituals. Your final composition can be of any length and structure that sounds good to you. Petersen Automotive Museum Abstract (TV show) Fiat Clay Car Modeling Bill Viola Dogs drinking water STELARC 19 acts of bravery for COVID-19 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Haddy and Yassi discuss their experience doing Ingrid and Terry Luna's dual provocations from Episode 6. Provocations (#ArtIfPodcast): Do something to make someone smile or think. It doesn’t have to be profound or earth-shattering. It could be anything from a sign in your yard, to googly eyes on a plant, to a chalk drawing. Just put a little magic out there for someone to come across. Right now is a really good time to absorb everything that is out there in order to work on it later. Read as much as you can, listen to great music and watch shows, take it all in--and it will eventually come out somehow.  Intentionally experience the art around you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Summary: This week, Haddy and Yassi change up the show!. One of the Art If listeners suggested we talk about Protest music, and so they invited that listener on the show for an extended gallery! So, in this episode, we chat with Jacob Maher, about Art and Protest. Do you have an idea for a future gallery? Let us know!! Provocation: None this week. Maybe now is the time to revisit one of the previous ones? Jacob is a recent college graduate living in Springfield, MO working on writing projects and googling articles about protest music in his off time. Find Jacob’s lighting design work here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ugNcxwS7IY0-lM8EnwAXz6HvDvpvyt68/view?usp=drivesdk Or on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/jacobs_shitty_art/ Playlist of protest songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6foHtlW8ZDqUCBlp0RqYvb?si=JsKeAosDTTCVcicbqzDvRQ The Needle Drop Medgar Evers Guerilla Girls The Met Guggenheim MoMA Whitney Grande Odalisque Walker Art Center Minneapolis Greta Gerwig Edgar Heap of Birds Christo and Jean Claude Over the River Richard Prince Returns Ivanka’s Money --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this minisode, Haddy and Yassi discuss their attempts at the drawing mash-up! The provocation issued in Episode #5 by Anwar Hanano. Provocation (#artifpodcast): You will roll the dice to inspire your next sketch! So grab a die, roll it three times. The first roll will decide the iconic job of your character. The second roll will decide which muppet you will draw. The final roll will add some Greek mythology to your drawing. Enjoy the challenge of this exciting mash-up drawing provocation! Roll #1 JOBS: 1-Police Officer 2-Admiral 3-Astronaut 4-Artist 5-Mountie 6-DJ Roll #2 MUPPETS: 1-Kermit the Frog 2-Swedish Chef 3-Fozzie Bear 4-Beaker 5-Gonzo 6-Animal Roll #3 GREEK MYTHOLOGY: 1-Centaur 2-Mermaid 3-Satyr 4-Medusa 5-Harpy 6-Cyclops --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this minisode, Haddy and Yassi talk about Olivier Mosset's provocation from Episode 4: Provocation (#artifpodcast): Do nothing! Interpret that however you will. Document that however you can. Explore the possibilities that arise when you extract yourself from the constraints of productivity. Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, facebook and twitter #artifpodcast @artifpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi brought the crystal ball into the gallery to discuss “Art and Future.” Then they sat down for an interview with writer, performer, and teaching artist, Jasmine Henri Jordan. Finally, this week’s provocation asks the future generation for input on your art. Bio: Jasmine Henri Jordan is a writer, performer, and teaching artist living in Chicago. She is an ensemble member at The Neo-Futurists, a company member at Playmakers Laboratory, and a founding member of Hot Kitchen Collective. She is a Florida State University School of Theatre alum. Her work is overwhelmingly about queerness, Blackness, pop culture, youth, and making messes. https://linktr.ee/live.laugh.blood www.instagram.com/live.laugh.blood Provocation: Ask a kid what kind of art they want to see. Make it. Ask for their feedback. Then re-make it. From the gallery Nahum in Space Climate Change in Art History Record on Voyager Sun Ra Amiri Baraka Janelle Monáe/Cindi Mayweather Black Panther Ruth E. Carter Satellites are Spinning by Sun Ra From the Interview Neo Futurists Hot Kitchen Collective Playmaker’s Laboratory Infinite Wrench Goes Viral Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind Futurism Marinetti Mina Loy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about art and the senses, how a certain horror film director used tactile sensation to make his films extra scary and the ways that artists use smell to broaden our experience of humanity and history. Then we schmooze with experimental playwright, director, and our friend, Robert Quillen Camp. We end the episode with Quill’s provocation, a month-long audio project that perform for yourself! Bio: Robert Quillen Camp is a playwright and performance maker who often works with theater companies that create work using a devising process, including Pig Iron Theatre Company in Philly, with whom he wrote the Obie-award winning Chekhov Lizardbrain; NYC’s Hoi Polloi, with whom he wrote the text and lyrics for All Hands (with music by Dave Malloy) and the Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE). His most recent plays include Our Ruined House and How to Learn and he is currently working on a commission from the Kimmel Center to create a family-friendly piece of physical theatre with Pig Iron’s Dan Rothenberg. www.robertquillencamp.com https://twitter.com/quillcamp https://www.instagram.com/rquillcamp/ Provocation: This is a durational sound piece that you create for yourself. Part 1 - Creating the piece: Go on a 15 minute walk in your neighborhood. When you get home, immediately use the voice recorder app on your phone to record yourself speaking for 30 seconds. Respond to this prompt: What was the most important thing you saw on this particular walk? Attempt to describe it with attention to visual detail. For twenty-nine more days, do the same thing. Make sure your walk happens at the same time each day. Use the “resume” feature in the voice recorder app to continue to add to the same sound file.* At the end of the thirtieth day, you should have a 15-minute sound file. Part 2 - Performing the piece: Go on a walk at a different time of day than your walks in Part 1. Listen to your soundtrack. Synthesize what you hear with what you see. Feel free to adapt this prompt to your own circumstances. If going for a walk in your neighborhood is impossible or creates anxiety, consider another activity (or even household chore) that you can perform wearing headphones. Links: Durian William Castle Efteling theme park Proust’s Madeleine 1980s perfume commercials Oswaldo Macia Reynier Leyva Novo Mad Forest at Bard Jim Findlay Janet Cardiff’s Walks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Clark Stoeckley (from episode 3) leads Yassi and Haddy through his provocation. Grab a piece of paper and a pen. Draw lines to divide it into 4 quadrants, then divide each quadrant into 2 columns. Title each quadrant “self,” “community,” “nation,” and “world.” In the left column of each quadrant, write three things you love for that category. In the right hand column of each quadrant, write three things that you would change. What do these lists reveal about the way you see the world? Do you see any patterns? What inspires you? Don’t forget to tag us on instagram #artifpodcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about art and home: how frames transform the art and how birds have an eye for design. Then they interview artists, musicians, and married couple Ingrid and Terry Luna. This time, we end the show with, not one, but two “provocations” … one that makes you think about what you put out into the world and the other that asks you to consider what art you bring into your home. Provocations (#ArtIfPodcast): Do something, it doesn’t have to be profound or earth-shattering, but a little something that makes someone smile or think. It could be anything from a sign in your yard, to googly eyes on a plant, to a chalk drawing. Just put a little magic out there for someone to come across. Right now is a really good time to absorb everything that is out there in order to work on it later. Read as much as you can, listen to great music and watch shows, take it all in--and it will eventually come out somehow. Intentionally experience the art around you. This Week’s Guests: Terry Luna is a professional fine jeweler and professional musician and all around artistic dilettante. Working in precious metal and gemstones, video production and editing, recorded music, live performance, performance art, some woodwork, metal sculpture, and live video installations/performances and endless litany of collaborations both completed and in various stages of production. Primarily he works for a fine jewelry store as a jeweler by day and performs in a handful of bands by night, and is a father of two amazing young women and husband to an extraordinary fine artist and set painter Ingrid Luna . Ingrid Luna is a Painter, Scenic Artist, writer, musician and muralist in Santa Barbara, CA. She loves conversations that keep you up all night, wine, books, finding magic in ordinary moments and of course, tacos. She lives in Santa Barbara, CA with her two riot grrl daughters and artist husband. From the gallery: Natural swimming pools Artemisia Gentileschi Self Portrait as Saint Catherine Artemisia Gentileschi Judith and Holofernes A Christmas Story Lamp Santa Barbara Zoo Animal Art Bowerbirds From the interview: New Noise Morphine (band) Egon Schiele Oskar Kokoshcka Gustav Klimt Stendhal Syndrome --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Haddy and Yassi do Emily Baker's provocation (from episode #2). Follow your curiosity to it’s obsessive end! What are you drawn to? Look for things that peak your curiosity in unexpected places, whether it’s perfectly stacked dishes, photographing your cat in all her playful poses, or the patina on an old corrugated tin, let yourself indulge in a moment of beauty. Snap a photo or video and share it with the world. Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, #artifpodcast, so we can share your work! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

George Floyd Memorial Fund Minnesota Freedom Fund Campaign Zero Southern Poverty Law Center United Negro College Fund Black Lives Matter Episode 5: Art if… it will otherwise die in your mind! With illustrator Anwar Hanano Summary: Haddy and Yassi talk about art and heroes in the newly minted “Gallery” segment. They discuss the everyday heroes in Kehinde Wiley’s World Stage paintings and how money is related to heroism. Then they interview illustrator Anwar Hanano. And as always, they end with a provocation from the artist...let the fates decide what you will draw next. We dedicate this episode about heroes to the people out there who are proactively fighting for better social justice for people of color across the US. Provocation (#artifpodcast): You will roll the dice to inspire your next sketch! The first roll will decide the iconic job of your character. The second roll will decide which muppet you will draw. The final roll will add some Greek mythology to your drawing. Enjoy this exciting mash-up drawing provocation! Roll #1 JOBS: 1-Police Officer 2-Admiral 3-Astronaut 4-Artist 5-Mountie 6-DJ Roll #2 MUPPETS: 1-Kermit the Frog 2-Swedish Chef 3-Fozzie Bear 4-Beaker 5-Gonzo 6-Animal Roll #3 GREEK MYTHOLOGY: 1-Centaur 2-Mermaid 3-Satyr 4-Medusa 5-Harpy 6-Cyclops This week’s guest: Anwar Hanano is a freelance illustrator from Clemson, South Carolina. He’s worked in a variety of industries including board games, comics, books, construction illustration, and graphic design. He enjoys long walks on the beach and he’s a Leo. Find Anwar online: www.roninanwarart.com www.instagram.com/roninanwarart Further reading: Andy Warhol’s Marylin Monroe and Chairman Mao Emir of Kuwait, Prince of Humanity Kehinde Wiley's World Stage Kushiel’s Legacy Throne of Glass, Sarah J. Maas First Black Money Designer Harriet Tubman $20 Delayed Alphonse Mucha Chuck Jones Tenrec John Henry --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yassi and Haddy do provocation #1 from photographer Maike Pulliam (from episode 1). Find a pal who is willing to collaborate. Start a piece on your own, but leave room for the other person to add on to or transform what you’ve done. Maybe it’s a line drawing, or the beginning of a collage, or a cool background, or a fascinating found object. Start anywhere! Then, hand it off (or send it by mail to a distant friend) and let your collaborator complete it. Once it’s complete, give it to an essential worker or anyone who is out there making a difference during this pandemic and could use a little pick me up. (And help support the post office! Because we all love getting mail!) Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, #artifpodcast, so we can share your work! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 4: Art if…the times are exceptional! With conceptual painter Olivier Mosset Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about art and collaboration: Live Action Role Playing and the husband and wife team Anna and Larry Halprin. Then they interview Swiss conceptual painter Olivier Mosset. And as always, end the show with an art “provocation” … can you do “nothing”? Provocation (#artifpodcast): Do nothing! Interpret that however you will. Document that however you can. Explore the possibilities that arise when you extract yourself from the constraints of productivity. Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, facebook and twitter #artifpodcast @artifpodcast This week’s guest, Olivier Mosset: Olivier Mosset is a Swiss conceptual abstract painter, now splitting his time between Tucson, AZ, Paris, and New York City. In his early work with Paris collective, BMPT, he helped disrupt traditional notions of authorship and helped shepherd in the minimalist movement in the 1960s. His solo work, primarily in abstraction and monochrome painting, has radicalized the art world--both in the sense of returning to painting and revolutionizing concepts of art. He has continued to produce and show all over the world and currently has work in the public collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, The Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, and Migros Museum and Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts in Switzerland. Find Olivier online: https://gagosian.com/artists/olivier-mosset/ Further reading on things we talked about on the show: Walk This Way by Run DMC (feat Aerosmith) LARP -- Live Action Role Play Anna Halprin Larry Halprin Steven Parrino Skateboard ramp BMPT Fluxus Tino Sehgal Marie-Agnès Gillot Guy DeBord’s Society of the Spectacle Jean Baudrillard Robert Rauschenberg’s Monogram Indian Larry Motorcycles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode we will explore self love through the eyes of Amir Yassi and how loving yourself makes way for your gift ❤️ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tach Leute, wir haben uns ganz bewusst dazu entschlossen kein einziges Wort über die Nominierungen zum Spiel des Jahres zu verlieren. Stattdessen quatschen wir wie immer über unsere drei Games und philosophieren diesmal darüber, wie wir unsere Games recherchieren und wo wir unsere Infos ziehen und vorallem warum wir diesen Weg wählen. Zum Schluss übertragen wir das Thema noch auf einen speziellen Zeitpunkt und schnacken darüber, wie wir für unsere Spielaebende die Auswahl treffen. Der Haider kauft weiterhin fleißig Games während der Potti eisern bleibt und mit großen Schritten auf den Sieg der Wette mit Yassi zusteuert. Weisse, weisse, kennse, kennse diesmal mit Rätsel vom Potti für den Haider. Kann der Haider aufholen? Oder baut der Potti seine Führung aus? Wir werden es erleben! Hört rein und gebt Euch den Kram :D Wir freuen uns wie immer derbe auf Eure Teilnahmen und Kommentare und falls Ihr nur den Podcast hört, dann schreibt uns doch gerne ne E-Mail an Benni@Pottgamer.de. Wir freuen uns drauf, natürlich auch , wenn Ihr selber mal bei uns mit quasseln wollt!! Bleibt sauber und gesund! Haider und Potti

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about the art created in or inspired by revolution: May ‘68 and Calypso Music. Then they interview multimedia artist and activist Clark Stoeckley. And as always, end the show with an art “provocation” … what do you hate and love? P.S. The audio is a little wonky in the episode. Our connection was bad and Yassi’s microphone broke. Thanks for bearing with us on this! Provocation (#artifpodcast): On a piece of paper, draw lines dividing it into 4 quadrants, then divide each quadrant into 2 columns. Title each quadrant “self,” “community,” “nation,” and “world.” In the left column of each quadrant write three things you love for that category. In the right column, three things you would change. What do these lists reveal about the way you see the world? Don’t forget to tag us on instagram #artifpodcast. Guest: Clark Stoeckley Clark Stoeckley is an interdisciplinary artist and activist working in photography, illustration, performance, video, and graphic design. His latest projects include photographing stray animals and painting vibrant interpretations of sacred geometry. As a courtroom sketch artist he authored and illustrated a non-fiction graphic novel The United States vs. Private Chelsea Manning. His art has been exhibited at the International Spy Museum (Washington DC), Pratt Manhattan Gallery (New York City), Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery, (New York City), EIDIA House (Brooklyn), Kunsthal Charlottenborg (Copenhagen), Hartware Medien Kunst Verein (Dortmund), and Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis. His work has been featured in ARTnews, VICE, Hyperallergic, Associated Press, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, New York Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, The Nation, and PBS. He earned a BFA in Alternative Media from Webster University and an MFA in Performance and Interactive Media Art from Brooklyn College. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Art & Graphic Design at American University of Kuwait. Find Clark online: http://www.clarkstoeckley.com/ https://www.instagram.com/clarkstoeckley/ Clark’s Drawing Tutorials: https://youtu.be/laAdMUu-vFk Referenced during the show: Weekend Destroy Yourself May ‘68 Posters Calypso Day-O Canboulay Riots Chelsea Manning WikiLeaks Truck Julian Assange Bill Hennesey OR books Democracy Now! Vito Acconci The Yes Men Reverend Billy Follow us on instagram, twitter, and facebook: @artifpodcast http://www.artifpodcast.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about the art in economic recession, because let’s face it, that’s what follows a pandemic! Documentary photography of the Great Depression, The Federal Theatre Project, Depression Era Dance Marathons, and Rasquachismo. Then they interview sculptor and metal caster Emily Baker. And as always, end the show with an art “provocation” … what obsession will you follow? Provocation (#artifpodcast): Follow your curiosity to it’s obsessive end! What are you drawn to? Look for things that peak your curiosity in unexpected places, whether it’s perfectly stacked dishes, photographing your cat in all her playful poses, or the patina on an old corrugated tin, let yourself indulge in a moment of beauty. Snap a photo or video and share it with the world. Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, #artifpodcast, so we can share your work! This week’s guest: Emily Baker Emily Baker was born in Grass Valley, California and received her BFA in Interior Design from California State University, Chico. Upon graduating, she worked in the fabrication industry, predominantly in steel and mold making. She received her MFA from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2016 where she focused on performance, installation and bronze casting. Throughout her practice, she plays upon sensibilities gained from her background as a competitive gymnast. Her work focuses heavily on the idea of identity, repair, and retroactive healing, both within the body and of place. Emily has shown her work nationally and regularly participates in workshops at craft schools such as Haystack, Penland, Anderson Ranch, and The Corning Museum of Glass. She has spent time as the Foundry Studio Artist at Salem Art Works in Salem, NY, a Visual Artist at The Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT and was the recipient of a micro-residency at The Steel Yard, in Providence, RI. She was awarded a residency at The Santa Fe Art Institute during the 2020 Labor theme. In her spare time, she travels to attend cast iron pours and conferences throughout the United States, most recently the National Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art Practices, Western Cast Iron Alliance Conference and the International Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art. emilyabaker.com www.instagram.com/emilyallisbaker Further Reading: Carol Martin’s book on Dance Marathons Rasquachismo (Special thanks to Danny Meza for sharing this one with us) Photography during the Great Depression Federal Theatre Project Voodoo Macbeth Shepard Fairey Poster Occupy From Interview: Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert Women’s Land Army Daily Rituals: Women at Work by Mason Currey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode Summary: Haddy and Yassi chat about the art created in or inspired by pandemics: “consumptive chic” fashion trends in the cholera pandemic, Act Up AIDS activist protests; bubonic plague doctor’s masks, Egon Schiele’s haunting portraits, and Antonin Artaud’s controversial approach to theatre. Then they interview photographer Maike Pulliam of M.Rinaye photography. And as always, end the show with an art “provocation” … what will you make? Provocation (#artifpodcast): Find a pal who is willing to collaborate. Start a piece on your own, but leave room for the other person to add on to or transform what you’ve done. Maybe it’s a line drawing, or the beginning of a collage, or a cool background, or a fascinating found object. Start anywhere! Then, hand it off (or send it by mail to a distant friend) and let your collaborator complete it. Once it’s complete, give it to an essential worker or anyone who is out there making a difference during this pandemic and could use a little pick me up. (And help support the post office! Because we all love getting mail!) Don’t forget to tag us on instagram, #artifpodcast, so we can share your work! This week’s guest: Maike Pulliam As the owner/photographer for M.Rinaye, Maike Pulliam captures real moments of people and the ones they love. Her photography celebrates commitments, creates family memories, and becomes art to be printed, hung on the wall, and passed down through generations. She has a bachelor's degree in Design Art and Art History from Drury University, and started her own photography business in 2010. Find Maike online: www.mrinaye.com http://facebook.com/mrinaye https://www.instagram.com/mrinaye/ [professional photography one] https://www.instagram.com/maike_rinaye/ [personal one; since we talked about her daily posts] Further reading: ACT UP Protests Egon Schiele Painting Antonin Artaud Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems! Consumptive Chic Bubonic Plague Doctor Mask Follow us on instagram, twitter, and facebook: @artifpodcast https://www.instagram.com/artifpodcast/ https://twitter.com/artifpodcast https://www.facebook.com/artifpodcast http://www.artifpodcast.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Talking about the importance of social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Best of Living Full OutThe Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to grow by competing with others. Perhaps you are working towards a promotion against other colleagues. Maybe you are an athlete and need to outperform the other team for your next game. Healthy competition is what motivates you to be better and try even harder. When you put your best effort in to what you do, you are living full out.Our first caller, Yassi, has just applied to colleges, and is wondering how she can deal with the anxiety and possible disappointment of being rejected. Nancy says to act as if she has already been accepted to her dream school, as this will make her feel calmer. Tune in to learn how you can cope with the anxiety of waiting to hear back from a spot you are competing for. Our second caller, Samantha, is wondering how she can focus on her studies, rather than spending more time going out with friends or picking up extra shifts at work. Nancy advises her to remember how awful it felt the last time she procrastinated and use those past memories to become more organized and prepared. Listen in to hear how you can learn from your previous mistakes to improve the way you manage your schedule in the future. Our inspirational guest, Abbey Curran, was born with cerebral palsy (CP), which affects the muscles in her legs and the way she walks. Despite her impairment, she worked to follow her passion of participating in pageants and became Miss Iowa USA 2008. She is the first person with a disability to compete in the prestigious Miss USA competition. When she entered her first pageant, she received a lot of negative feedback due to her handicap. Regardless of what anyone said, she continued to believe in herself and pursue the path she wanted. Tune in to hear more about Abbey’s experiences with living with CP throughout her childhood and during her pageant competitions and how she refused to let this health condition get in the way of accomplishing her dreams.As Nancy closes the show, she relays that when faced with competition, you should learn to shut it out and let your passion guide you to success. Discover how you stand out and how you are different from those around you. Listen in to learn how you can view competition as a way to improve yourself rather than as a barrier. Maybe you notice that based on everyone’s pictures on your social media feed, they are all having more fun than you or that you wish you could be them. Perhaps you feel that you need to act a certain way to fit in and get what you want, rather than be who you are. Put the competition aside and look at how you are unique and what strengths you have to contribute to others. Find where you thrive in your life and be your authentic self through living full out.

Best of Living Full OutThe Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to grow by competing with others. Perhaps you are working towards a promotion against other colleagues. Maybe you are an athlete and need to outperform the other team for your next game. Healthy competition is what motivates you to be better and try even harder. When you put your best effort in to what you do, you are living full out.Our first caller, Yassi, has just applied to colleges, and is wondering how she can deal with the anxiety and possible disappointment of being rejected. Nancy says to act as if she has already been accepted to her dream school, as this will make her feel calmer. Tune in to learn how you can cope with the anxiety of waiting to hear back from a spot you are competing for. Our second caller, Samantha, is wondering how she can focus on her studies, rather than spending more time going out with friends or picking up extra shifts at work. Nancy advises her to remember how awful it felt the last time she procrastinated and use those past memories to become more organized and prepared. Listen in to hear how you can learn from your previous mistakes to improve the way you manage your schedule in the future. Our inspirational guest, Abbey Curran, was born with cerebral palsy (CP), which affects the muscles in her legs and the way she walks. Despite her impairment, she worked to follow her passion of participating in pageants and became Miss Iowa USA 2008. She is the first person with a disability to compete in the prestigious Miss USA competition. When she entered her first pageant, she received a lot of negative feedback due to her handicap. Regardless of what anyone said, she continued to believe in herself and pursue the path she wanted. Tune in to hear more about Abbey’s experiences with living with CP throughout her childhood and during her pageant competitions and how she refused to let this health condition get in the way of accomplishing her dreams.As Nancy closes the show, she relays that when faced with competition, you should learn to shut it out and let your passion guide you to success. Discover how you stand out and how you are different from those around you. Listen in to learn how you can view competition as a way to improve yourself rather than as a barrier. Maybe you notice that based on everyone’s pictures on your social media feed, they are all having more fun than you or that you wish you could be them. Perhaps you feel that you need to act a certain way to fit in and get what you want, rather than be who you are. Put the competition aside and look at how you are unique and what strengths you have to contribute to others. Find where you thrive in your life and be your authentic self through living full out.

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If you are a law firm owner who needs help and is simply not ready to hire a staff member or even bring on an intern full-time then you must listen to this interview. Reza Yassi is the founder of ATTORNNEED, a company that matches students with law firms for short term project internships. Whether researching a legal issue, drafting documents or writing a blog post, this just may be the answer to your prayers.  Shownotes can be found at https://www.profitwithlaw.com/035

Episode: 2019.5.24The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to grow by competing with others. Perhaps you are working towards a promotion against other colleagues. Maybe you are an athlete and need to outperform the other team for your next game. Healthy competition is what motivates you to be better and try even harder. When you put your best effort in to what you do, you are living full out.Our first caller, Yassi, has just applied to colleges, and is wondering how she can deal with the anxiety and possible disappointment of being rejected. Nancy says to act as if she has already been accepted to her dream school, as this will make her feel calmer. Tune in to learn how you can cope with the anxiety of waiting to hear back from a spot you are competing for. Our second caller, Samantha, is wondering how she can focus on her studies, rather than spending more time going out with friends or picking up extra shifts at work. Nancy advises her to remember how awful it felt the last time she procrastinated and use those past memories to become more organized and prepared. Listen in to hear how you can learn from your previous mistakes to improve the way you manage your schedule in the future. Our inspirational guest, Abbey Curran, was born with cerebral palsy (CP), which affects the muscles in her legs and the way she walks. Despite her impairment, she worked to follow her passion of participating in pageants and became Miss Iowa USA 2008. She is the first person with a disability to compete in the prestigious Miss USA competition. When she entered her first pageant, she received a lot of negative feedback due to her handicap. Regardless of what anyone said, she continued to believe in herself and pursue the path she wanted. Tune in to hear more about Abbey’s experiences with living with CP throughout her childhood and during her pageant competitions and how she refused to let this health condition get in the way of accomplishing her dreams.As Nancy closes the show, she relays that when faced with competition, you should learn to shut it out and let your passion guide you to success. Discover how you stand out and how you are different from those around you. Listen in to learn how you can view competition as a way to improve yourself rather than as a barrier. Maybe you notice that based on everyone’s pictures on your social media feed, they are all having more fun than you or that you wish you could be them. Perhaps you feel that you need to act a certain way to fit in and get what you want, rather than be who you are. Put the competition aside and look at how you are unique and what strengths you have to contribute to others. Find where you thrive in your life and be your authentic self through living full out.

Episode: 2019.5.24The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to grow by competing with others. Perhaps you are working towards a promotion against other colleagues. Maybe you are an athlete and need to outperform the other team for your next game. Healthy competition is what motivates you to be better and try even harder. When you put your best effort in to what you do, you are living full out.Our first caller, Yassi, has just applied to colleges, and is wondering how she can deal with the anxiety and possible disappointment of being rejected. Nancy says to act as if she has already been accepted to her dream school, as this will make her feel calmer. Tune in to learn how you can cope with the anxiety of waiting to hear back from a spot you are competing for. Our second caller, Samantha, is wondering how she can focus on her studies, rather than spending more time going out with friends or picking up extra shifts at work. Nancy advises her to remember how awful it felt the last time she procrastinated and use those past memories to become more organized and prepared. Listen in to hear how you can learn from your previous mistakes to improve the way you manage your schedule in the future. Our inspirational guest, Abbey Curran, was born with cerebral palsy (CP), which affects the muscles in her legs and the way she walks. Despite her impairment, she worked to follow her passion of participating in pageants and became Miss Iowa USA 2008. She is the first person with a disability to compete in the prestigious Miss USA competition. When she entered her first pageant, she received a lot of negative feedback due to her handicap. Regardless of what anyone said, she continued to believe in herself and pursue the path she wanted. Tune in to hear more about Abbey’s experiences with living with CP throughout her childhood and during her pageant competitions and how she refused to let this health condition get in the way of accomplishing her dreams.As Nancy closes the show, she relays that when faced with competition, you should learn to shut it out and let your passion guide you to success. Discover how you stand out and how you are different from those around you. Listen in to learn how you can view competition as a way to improve yourself rather than as a barrier. Maybe you notice that based on everyone’s pictures on your social media feed, they are all having more fun than you or that you wish you could be them. Perhaps you feel that you need to act a certain way to fit in and get what you want, rather than be who you are. Put the competition aside and look at how you are unique and what strengths you have to contribute to others. Find where you thrive in your life and be your authentic self through living full out.

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JC fulfilled his dream of meeting Yassi Pressman, talking about some movie news, Kate Beckinsale & Pete Davidson, and what we think about judging people based on their musical tasteIf you wanna cop the MICKLE Microphones we use on this podcast, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/HaloHaloShowxMICKLEMicrophoneFollow us on IG:https://www.instagram.com/halohaloshowTweet us @thehalohaloshow#TheHaloHaloShow@ricaggg@itsmejayseeLeche-Fan Mail:thehalohaloshow@gmail.com

Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation presents Yassi Mazandi in Conversation with Frederick Janka, Executive Director.

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We’ve got an all-star cast to welcome and hang out with Yassi’s mom, Carol, who wants to clear the air about all the smack Yassi has been talking. Join in as we take an Organizational Development approach to managing romantic relationships, make the implicit explicit, and find out where exactly the teriyaki sauce is.

Yassi står i en butik då allt börjar gunga. Hon går hem och sover i fyra dygn. När hon vaknar är ingenting sig likt. Att borsta tänderna är för ansträngande så hon får ta hjälp av sin mamma. Yassi är i TV-branschen. Hon jobbar mycket och gärna och trivs med sitt liv. Men så på en sekund förändras Yassis liv totalt. Allt faller i spillror. Efter två och ett halvt år är hon fortfarande sjukskriven för utmattningssyndrom och försöker hitta tillbaka till livet. Programmet gjordes i september 2016 av Deniz Merdol.

Yassi Shahmiri on Ring's suite of cameras, lights and home security products by Larry Magid

Yassi står i en butik då allt börjar gunga. Hon går hem och sover i fyra dygn. När hon vaknar är ingenting sig likt. Att borsta tänderna är för ansträngande så hon får ta hjälp av sin mamma. Yassi är i TV-branschen. Hon jobbar mycket och gärna och trivs med sitt liv. Men så på en sekund förändras Yassi’s liv totalt. Allt faller i spillror. Efter två och ett halvt år är hon fortfarande sjukskriven för utmattningssyndrom och försöker hitta tillbaka till livet. Programmet är gjort av Deniz Merdol.

Martins Freunde wurden bei seiner Freundin skeptisch, weil sie bei der Schminke sehr dick aufträgt - aber Martin hat nicht auf seine Kumpels gehört und ist mittlerweile glücklich mit ihr verheiratet. Jay aus Linz erzählt die krasse Story von seiner Schläger-Ex (inklusive Polizeieinsatz!). Florian aus Linz teilt die Geschichte seines besten Freundes mit uns, der leider beim Fortgehen an eine Transe geriet und sich obendrein auch noch in sie verliebte - irgendwann kam dann die böse Überraschung und Florian hat es von Anfang an geahnt!!! Yassi aus Wien wurde durch ihren brutalen Ex in einen Mordfall verwickelt und das wäre alles nicht passiert, wenn sie bloß auf ihre beste Freundin gehört hätte. Bianca aus Wien macht sich Sorgen, um ihre Schwester, denn die hat sich mit einem 'Restlfresser' eingelassen! Und: Bernie aus Mariazell verrät uns, dass ihre beste Freundin von ihrem Typ zum Pornodrehen gezwungen wird und trotz Interventionen von ihren Freundinnen blind vor Liebe ist!