Jack's Back - "We Caught Jack the Ripper" James Spader and James Spader star in JACK'S BACK (1988), an 80's thriller written and directed by Rowdy Herrington (Road House). Spader dazzles in this film playing twin brothers tangled in a Jack the Ripper copy-cat murder spree on the 100th anniversary of the original crimes. We hope you ripping into this fresh episode! Support the show

At Beverly Arts Fest, The Sharing Wheel's host Sean Devlin interviews the artist and author Cat Scully

This episode with Liz Constable was so inspiring. Liz talks to us about the importance of getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. It is fascinating to hear about how Liz created a business from scratch using scraps and salvaged pieces, and this is still how she chooses to create today. I love Liz’s energy, passion and enthusiasm. One cannot help but be excited by her.

Clark Cornsweat Kent. Bowling Correspondence School. Neighbors shooting their stuff into the night. Eating old eggs in the sun. Planet of the Shrewdness of the Apes. Cat Clowder Crowding the Chowdah. Who Freaked the Dogs out - who, who. Just like a Scott Returning to His Vomit. E. coli brand salad. Silica Gel in the Raw. Choking the Turtle. NIEDERMEYER!! Why Why the 5th of July? The place was Rio, and Scott didn't barf this time. Cartman is not a Role Model with Stephen and more on this episode of

For centuries, monuments have telegraphed the values and origin myths of dominant culture in public space and on massive scale. They have signaled both who is part of a culture and who is not, often overlooking histories that complicate the stories they tell. Yet in the last 50 years in the United States, the role of monuments has changed significantly. Numerous historical monuments have been removed or toppled, bringing to the fore a long-repressed conversation about the relationship between the

Fantagraphics O-Rama: The Devil's Grin by Alex Graham and The Idris File by Dix, Dr. Werthless by Harold Schechter and Eric Powell from Dark Horse, Fantastic Four #1, Absolute Martian Manhunter, X-Files, Tank Chair, Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring, Harvey Horror: Black Cat Mystery Volume 4 from PS Artbooks, Action Comics, New History of the DC Universe, plus a whole mess more!

Kiala Givehand has a prolific creative practice with many facets from writing, to soul collage, to art journaling. These various aspects of her creativity allow her to go deeper with her making. Writing is a big part of how Kiala gets unstuck and finds clarity. She explains that creating and teaching are her divine purpose.

Kiala Givehand has a prolific creative practice with many facets from writing, to soul collage, to art journaling. These various aspects of her creativity allow her to go deeper with her making. Writing is a big part of how Kiala gets unstuck and finds clarity. She explains that creating and teaching are her divine purpose.

HT2300 - Pounce, With the Patience of a Cat We are babysitting some cats this week and I've been watching how fascinated and patient they are watching the bird feeder just outside the living room window. They sit for hours watching, hardly moving. Then, when the opportunity arises, you can see they just want to pounce but for the window between them and their target. Watching them reminded me of advice from David Hearn, the MAGNUM photographer Show your appreciation for our free weekly Podcast and

We talked about a recent Vegas trip where we saw Deadmau5 up close. I got offered drugs twice, got groped, and realized I might be a “genre of man.” The visuals and sound were incredible, and mom loved it. Scott also accidentally locked our dog and cat in a kennel together for hours—no injuries, just awkward. We talked about Squid Game season 3, horror games vs. movies, and Nick’s ridiculous art talent he refuses to use. Scott discovered a tattooed dog, ranted about overpriced Vegas booths, shared

🎬 Who Dunnit? Horror, Laughter, and Cat Kicks in Kaun! 🎬▶ Watch Kaun (1999) on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqxyvNxW3KAIn this spine-tingling, edge-of-your-seat episode of Fear of Stairs: Desi Films Decoded, we unlock the mysteries of the 1999 cult thriller “Kaun?” and oh boy, do we have some questions!Join Winnie, Khilli, Adam, and Nicky as they unravel a film filled with:・Serial killers—or are they just annoying houseguests? We’ll dive into why you should never open the door to

Let's go ferret. Black Cat Lick Or Rice. Ze people are Naked, Yavol! Shammy Tubes. Gooch Lube. Dutch Stuff Part Two. Dodged the Bush. Freezing your Heimer off. We need extra men for masterbaters. Sticky Wicket. Leo and stotch. Sounds Like Snot, Looks Like Snot. Real bears would eat a twink. Tell me more about Dutch Mayonnaise. ZchzchChowda, not Gouda and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This episode is going to give you life. Peggy Dean is such an inspiration! She is a natural cheerleader and her enthusiasm is infectious. In this episode Peggy Dean and I chat about how we can overcome creative resistance and hurdles. Peggy explains why your creative WHY matters and how this has a deep rooted effect on your creative practice. We also chat about why learning to do things like repairing your sewing machine and exploring other interests outside of your studio are important in helping

After a couple long months we finally come back with another episode full of jank! Happy 4th of July! #jankityasspodcast #comedy #comedian #reactions #premiumbeat Get all the links at: www.multi-murdymedia.com Sponors and Affiliates: Start a podcast with Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=916222 Music: - Jazz-Times by Pavlo Butorin - City Lounge by Notes Productions - Pink Diamond by Cool Cat Music - Brunch by Mattijs Muller - Sunny Bossa by Pavlo Butorin Supplied by:...

“Your story comes from your heart, and then you structure it to deliver it in the best way.” — Rain BennettEver hear the term "story beat" and wonder what it really means? In this episode, Rain breaks down the mysterious middle ground between scenes and acts—the story beat. And he uses Blake Snyder’s popular (and sometimes polarizing) Save the Cat beat sheet to do it.You’ll get a clear explanation of what a beat is, how the 15-beat structure works, and why it's helped thousands of storytellers—from

It started with a single, innocent question: "What's this?" An artist, known only as Andreyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, uploaded a deceptively simple ink drawing to a popular Avonetics community and unleashed a digital firestorm. What they shared wasn't just art; it was a cultural Rorschach test that sent users into a frenzy. The entire community exploded with theories and wild interpretations. Was this feline a "Men in Black" alien in disguise? A cat who'd seen the secrets of the

andy andreea is sometimes a DJ and always a listener of brooding music from Bucharest, Romania. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Usually she writes short stories, essays, theatre plays, poems & other text forms and co-curates Lumi Posibile, a speculative fiction interdisciplinary online platform. She studied Anthropology, but is now lost in the liminal spaces of corporations, where she works to make a living and take care of her orange cat. She likes to play music for all kinds of moods and situations. All genres for all

Andrea Okeson talks about the importance of honoring and protecting your creative time as you balance the various parts of life. Andrea also shares her journey of growing her practice in her journal, on big canvases and as a teacher with us. I love that Andrea views her art-making as an act of joyful rebellion.

In this episode of Two Cranky Creatives, hosts Carrie Cantwell and Toni Federico are joined by Cat Coquillette. Together, they tackle the controversial “T-word” in the creative industry—trends. Is trend-chasing selling out? Can you still be considered an artist if your work aligns with market demands? Spoiler: Yes, and yes! This week, we’re embracing the cranky side of being a surface designer in a commercial world. Carrie, Cat, and Toni explore how surface design is, by nature, commercial and why