In this very special FIELD REPORT we are joined by Maddie Hammond from the UK to discuss her first ever bow hunt. We chat about the preparation leading up to this adventure, the hunt, what it feels like being in the United States bowhunting and much more. We apologize about the audio volume, we were using some audio equipment that we don't use often for in person interviews. You may need to crank the volume up on this one.  Maddie Hammond Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maddie_mads_/ This

It’s officially autumn on the allotment, and Flo is joined by beloved contemporary art critics The White Pube, aka Zarina Muhammad and Gabrielle De La Puente. Raised on Tumblr and MySpace, the duo met at art school, and began publishing reviews, criticism and essays on their website under their collective name The White Pube. Over the last 10 years they have become a vital voice in the contemporary art world, and their project has evolved to include reviews of video games, a podcast, a discord

HUGE thanks to Joe C The Doat of Pinball DeGeNeRaTeS for having such a fun chat about Expo 2025! We talk AI art,homebrews, BOF AND SO FRIGGIN MUCH MORE!

A great interview with Dave Brewis, the filmmaker behind the incredible new TV series 'Gatherings', a documentary following the folk customs and gatherings in the UK. We chat about filming Sowerby Bridge Rushbearing, The Haxey Hood, Bonfire in Rye, Jedburgh Hand Ba, Abbots Bromley Horn Dance and the Burry Man. Authentic approach using the voices of the people The atmosphere of these large folk gatherings Folklore and folk gatherings bringing harmony and

This week, I'm speaking with Debra Wesselmann about attachment injuries in children and families. We discussed the importance of early intervention in attachment wounds, the integration of EMDR therapy, and the development of the Integrative Attachment Trauma Protocol for Children. The conversation highlights the complexities of parent-child dynamics in therapy and the profound impact of trauma on children's development. Wesselmann shares insights on how therapists can create a safe and

Creative powerhouse, Maddie Chavez, inspires us all to dig deep, reflect, and get that creative energy in drive. The fashion designer, writer, and filmmaker talks about the importance of community, female friendship, and the art of juggling multiple creative hats. She shares what it’s like writing a sports horror feature (yes, you read that right), finding mentors who actually get it, and why small acts of kindness matter big-time.Luck and preparation meet opportunity - that’s the motto Maddie lives

Send us a text Stage Matters: Beyond the Classical - A Conversation with Padmini Join us on Stage Matters for a fascinating chat with Padmini Chettur, a leading contemporary dancer and choreographer. In a genre-bending episode, Padmini takes us from her early training in Bharatanatyam and her eye-opening time at BITS Pilani to becoming a dedicated full-time artist. She details the decade she spent under the mentorship of the legendary Chandralekha, a period that fundamentally shaped her belie...

Madhoo Shah is a celebrated Indian actress best known for her memorable performances in iconic films such as Roja, Phool Aur Kaante, and Yodha. With her captivating screen presence and expressive charm, she became one of the most loved faces of the 1990s. Over the years, Madhoo has gracefully evolved—balancing cinema, family, and personal growth—while continuing to inspire audiences with her timeless beauty, wisdom, and positivity. Her journey reflects resilience, versatility, and a deep passion for

Welcome to a Halloween chat with the Two Broads and Rae Hobbs, the podcast's third broad behind the scenes.  Rae, who loves Halloween, joined us for a hang and we ended up with quite the interesting conversation regarding Halloween.  Why so many love it, the history of it, the rise in the partaking in it, and much more.  We all had to ponder about how the news and the things going on in the world have perhaps out hit the creepy meter of Halloween out of the park. Join us for this trick or treat

Dr Breann Fallon, CEO, Melbourne Holocaust Museum joins Georgie in this episode to unpack how architecture, people and data combine to create a visitor journey that is both compassionate and deeply effective. When people think customer experience, they often think retail or events - but it flows through every sector and is particularly important in a cultural and education setting. In this episode, Georgie and Breann explore the importance of the customer and visitor experience at the Melbour...

In Episode 17, I share personal challenges of finding balance, the forced slow downs I’m learning to embrace, and how I juggle my pottery business with running Creative Pathways, a nonprofit bringing art into communities. I dive into the grant cycle I’m in right now—and how you can tap into grants for your own creative work. I’m also putting out a call for artists and local creatives to join me as visiting artists in community programs—this is a compensated position, not volunteer work.💡 Support

Your weekly dose of all things photography! Join us in the live chat and tell us what you think of these new camera releases. New camera season is popping. We unpack Fujifilm’s XT30 III naming maze, Leica’s M EV1 shift to EVF, Ricoh GR IV variants, and Tamron’s 25–200 travel superzoom—with a live call-in. Then ride along on a two-day CFMoto adventure shoot before a packed community gallery: Hawaii street, infrared macro, veteran portraits, light

In a audience attended fireside chat, we had a the chance to interview celebrated crime novelist Chuck Hogan.  He is talking about his latest book and first work of non-fiction “The Carpool Detective: A True Story of Four Moms, Two Bodies, and One Mysterious Cold Case.”  For those interested in true crime stories, and that is just about everyone these days, this one will captivate you!

In this shiur, we continue our journey through sefer Yichud HaHisbodedus, exploring the way a tzaddik sees his student, looking past the external layers and identifying the inner spark of essence within. We speak about self-compassion and "standing in our own shoes" to see ourselves with a more elevated and evolved perspective.

In this episode of 'Composed Living with Elsa Elbert,' Elsa chats with Nicole Swartz, the owner of Sprout Law. They discuss their long-lasting friendship, meeting through a women's entrepreneurial group, and Nicole’s specialty in trademarks. Nicole shares her journey from experiencing a trademark mishap with her skincare business to becoming a trademark attorney focused on helping women entrepreneurs. The conversation covers the importance of trademarking, personal anecdotes, home

In this episode of Between Bombs: Callbacks, Dan and Larry revisit their conversation with Ben Katzner for a lively and insightful chat about growth on stage. They explore the fine line between confidence and cockiness (featuring a hilarious pigeon chess analogy), and how recording your sets can actually build confidence. Plus, they dive into why stepping outside your comfort zone is one of the best ways to grow as a performer.Become a supporter of this podcast:

Jason Turner of C++ Weekly and Empty Crate spoke with us about the joy of puzzles, the changing directions of an interesting career, and the C++ programming language. I mean, of course we talked about C++. But only a little.  Jason recently published Programming Puzzles Big Book: 400 pages of fun for ages 7-99, a book of puzzles for the logically minded. It teaches programming concepts as engaging puzzles: recursion, binary, assembly, Lisp, regular expressions. You may not know what you are

When Lara d'Entremont began describing her YA portal fantasy, The Painted Fairytale, I knew this would be right up my alley. Listen in and see how art becomes the portal to other worlds! note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. Portal fantasy is my favorite, so I was crazy excited to learn about this one--especially the art tie-in. I can't wait to dive in myself. We chatted about her characters, the world, and the faith that

Join Colt and Logan as they dive into the ups and downs of leadership, tackling lazy coworkers, and the fine line between pride and ownership. From hilarious work stories to real talk about managing expectations, this episode is packed with insights and laughs. Tune in for a candid chat that might just change how you see your role at work!#LeadershipTalk #WorkplaceStories #ManagingExpectations #PrideAndOwnership #RealTalk Looking to sponsor or grab ad space? CONTACT US: theguys@youmeafp.com. Or how

Episode 617: Listen as I chat with Karley & Tanya, two best friends & owners of the newly opened neighborhood gift store, Wiloe. From local art, to cards, to bath soaps, to books, Wiloe has you covered. I chat about why they decided to leave corporate jobs for entrepreneurship, their love of ART, & what […]The post Check out my chat with Karly & Tanya of Wiloe, the COOLEST Art & Gift store on Central Ave appeared first on Let's Talk Art With Brooke.