Rowan Vale Author of ENOUGH — the man who gave himself away until he couldn't find his own face in the mirror. Rowan Vale is the author of ENOUGH, a memoir about losing yourself to addiction and finding the long way back. Writing under a pen name to protect his family's privacy, he tells his story from lived experience — seven months sober and still doing the daily work. ENOUGH isn't a tidy redemption arc; it's the honest account of a man who gave himself away piece by piece until he couldn't

Author Patrick A. Reed has a new book titled Spider-Man Total Universe. It's a massive historical book clocking in at over 800 pages. It's tracks Spidey's history over the last 60 years. Reed also was instrumental in curating the Spider-Man Beyond Amazing exhibit that toured the country. We'll talk to him live and take your questions. If you would like to order the book, here's the link. https://amzn.to/4qZHLvCIf you would like to see the video of this podcast,  here's the link for

Today I'm sitting down with a quilter whose journey has taken her from traditional patterns learned decades ago, to a bold, modern design practice worked out of a tiny studio outside London that's floor to ceiling in fabric. We're talking old meeting new — traditional patterns reimagined modern through her own lens, mostly in linen for that timeless texture, and a slow practice of hand quilting that is Sarah's favourite part of the entire process. Her quilts have been in major shows like Quil...

|Wildlife Conversations with Maureen Matsen & Jennie Cannon, Episode 56 |I get so many questions about how to travel for Alaska wildlife photography, and I'm happy that wildlife photographers Maureen Matsen and Jennie Cannon join me to share their recent trips. Jennie discusses her journey to the Katmai Coast with Pangea Expeditions, and the special moments that happened there. Maureen lays out her researched trip around Homer, Brooks Falls, and beyond. We've grown so much since our

Noelle Bennett moved from northwest England to New Zealand in 2002 and was immediately overwhelmed by the light, colour and space of her new home. A camera arrived in 2013 and she hasn't stopped since.Now living in a tiny home in the foothills of the Southern Alps after living on a yacht her husband built in the Marlborough Sounds, Noelle seeks out quiet locations well off the tourist trail, often via off-roading and drone work to reach truly remote perspectives. Her ICM body of work grew out of a

Rob Liefeld returns to Let's Talk Comics for a high octane chat about the return of AVENGELYNE, with artist Daniel Mainé. Rob explains why this was the right moment to reintroduce the fallen angel, how the new series explores faith, power and humanity, and why he wanted its violence and subject matter to push into firmly R-rated territory. He also shares the latest on AVENGELYNE's developing film adaptation and explains the story behind the book's polybagged NSFW cover. Rob also covers YOUNGBLOOD's

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Writer Zack Quaintance returns to the podcast to discuss his Kickstarter project Death of Comics Bookcase: Reign of the Comics Bookcase. What's the fine line between comedy and tragedy? How do you skewer the current comics -- and comics journalism landscape? And most importantly, how clean is Zack's room?SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries:

On this extra special episode Matt has the honor of sitting down with JD McGibney (guitarist/composer from ANGELS ON THE BATTLEFIELD) for an incredible conversation that was supposed to be all about nerdy interests and how awesome JD's hair is, but instead evolves into a sometimes funny, often times moving discussion about mental health struggles and the work it takes to find peace within yourself. Regular listeners to Does This Come in Chromium will love getting to know JD.  From the first moments

Artist Rashid Johnson joins Heidi Zuckerman for a deeply personal conversation shaped by their long friendship and history of collaboration.They talk about the difference between doing and being, and Rashid’s growing belief in the importance of becoming what he calls a “pauser”—someone willing to make room for patience, reflection, and even idleness in a culture that continually rewards action.Rashid reflects on success and the difficulty of allowing ourselves to acknowledge when we are genuinely

In 2000, Artnet launched one of the first online auction platforms for art. More than 25 years later, Sophie Neuendorf, daughter of Artnet’s founder and now Vice President of the company, joins Fabian at one.voice.We talk about how Artnet helped democratize the art world, what the company is doing today, and what’s next — from AI and digital transformation to the technologies that are reshaping how we discover, value, buy, and sell art.Sophie also shares insights into her work beyond Artnet: running

Here's a Thought… #2766 with Brooks JensenFrom Whence the Inspiration There are photographers who prefer not to view the work of other photographers. I understand the concept, but I can't help but wonder what they are missing? Do they also not listen to music, read novels or poetry? Watch films or talk with others? I've always thought of art as a Grand Conversation, a conversation that spans time and space. My art is a response to those from the past as well as those not yet born. One of my most

Contemplation is the inhale, and creativity is the exhale. Author and spiritual director Kayla Craig shares how we can make space for both. Her devotional, Our Daily Breath, guides readers through contemplative prayer practices designed to renew creative energy in a loud, distracted world. Stephen Roach and Kayla explore why cynicism comes so easily, and how stillness opens the door to compassion, nuance, and hope. Kayla shares the research behind mindful breathing and why it matters fo...

Deborah Heiser Founder/CEO/Author I'm Deborah Heiser, PhD, an Applied Developmental Psychologist and coach specializing in midlife, aging, and the science of purpose across the lifespan. I'm the founder of Mental Mapping and My Legacy Tree. These are platforms designed to help people understand their impact, track personal growth, and intentionally shape the legacy they leave behind. I'm also the author of The Mentorship Edge, a contributor to Psychology Today and Substack, and the former Founder

Celebrate the legacy of the body horror icon The Fly, as Ashley Victoria Robinson joins the fine folks of the Fanbase Weekly podcast for a special episode of Fanbase Features! Together they discuss the film that walked so The Substance could run, extoll the virtues of practical effects, and crown Geena Davis the Scream Queen she deserves to be known as. Featuring: Bryant Dillon, Ian Mondrick, Desirée Proctor and Matthew NoeFor more exclusive bonus podcasts like our Justice League Review show, our

Pedro Almodóvar returns to the podcast for his final (for now?) directorial entree (that we've reviewed) to the Criterion Collection.  Is his foray into psycho-thriller a welcome maneuver away from his female cast-led, queer-gaze, sexy, soapy, campy, farcical roots?  Or… did he somehow just manage to do it all at once!  How can all of these even work? (That's a trick question.  Of course it works.  It's Almodóvar) *Come support the podcast and get yourself or someone you love a random gift at

How did William Hogarth transcend his humble origins to become one of the wealthiest artists in 18th century Britain? And in doing so, did he invent a new kind of art? Join Alastair and James as they chart the life and times of that most English of artists - William Hogarth.If you want to see the artworks discussed in this episode you can switch on video in your podcast app at any time. Artworks in this episode: William Hogarth, The Painter and his Pug, 1745, Tate, London William Hogarth,

These are incredibly harrowing stories from people who went through Venlafaxine (Effexor) withdrawal...

Early this morning, I was scrolling through social media (more specifically Substack), and I found this quote from the Li Ji, the Confucian book of rites:“The superior man is respectful and reverent, assiduous in his duties and not going beyond them. Retiring and yielding, thus illustrating the principle of propriety.”“道德仁義，非禮不成；教訓正俗，非禮不備；分爭辨訟，非禮不決；君臣上下、父子兄弟，非禮不定；宦學事師，非禮不親；班朝治軍，蒞官行法，非禮威嚴不行；禱祠祭祀，供給鬼神，非禮不誠不莊。是以君子恭敬、撙節、退讓以明禮。This passage is from the ancient Chinese classic Liji (《禮記》, or Book of

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