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Jackson and AJ invite their roommate, Brayden, onto the podcast for an episode centered entirely around the hot takes

Hosted ByPeter Voland https://www.instagram.com/peterlikesphotography/Special GuestPaoimages https://www.instagram.com/paoimages/What keeps us creating when the numbers, algorithms, and recognition don’t always go our way?In this episode, we talk about the passion behind cosplay, photography, and content creation; and why sometimes the best reason to keep doing something is simply because you love it. We get into creativity, community, social media, personal growth, and the pressures that can come

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Amber PettyWeird Marketing Maven, Email Marketing, Ads, Non-Social Media Marketing, Anti-Perfectionism, Bringing Weird to Your Business is the Best Way to Make Money.After 13 years as a working actor in New York City, I got tired of waiting for auditions like "woman disappointed by scale" for a Weight Watchers commercial and went into freelance writing.From there, I got bylines, realized perfectionism was ruining my life, and went into a major depressive episode! All during a move to LA where I felt

Andrea Grover has spent nearly thirty years championing artists who take risks. And right now, she’s taking a few of her own.She’s turned her dining room into an experimental performance space called the Ponderosa Lounge. She’s started doing stand-up comedy in her fifties. And after ten years leading Guild Hall in East Hampton, she’s thinking deeply about what creativity, community and leadership can mean when life changes in ways you could never have planned for. Andrea is a curator, writer and

In Episode 12 of The Movement of Art, Yonat Vaks is joined by Studio Zeitwerk and conceptual multimedia artist Anik Malcolm for a wide-ranging conversation about making Bitcoin visible and physical. Through distinct but equally meticulous practices, both artists transform abstract ideas such as time, scarcity, data, and Bitcoin’s fixed supply into tangible works shaped by materials, repetition, and patient craftsmanship. They discuss their creative paths, the development of their artistic processes,

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Spend a cozy, rainy fall day at Luke’s Diner in Stars Hollow with this Gilmore Girls-inspired autumn ambience. Outside, rain gently falls over Stars Hollow as colorful autumn leaves drift past the windows. Inside Luke’s, everything is warm and cozy for fall—pumpkins and leaf garlands decorate the diner, cinnamon donuts are waiting on the counter, and two steaming mugs of coffee are ready for Rory and Lorelai. Soft rain sounds blend with quiet creating the perfect soundtrack for an autumn day

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With the ability to play over 140 instruments, Neil Nayyar turns musical curiosity into a journey across cultures, genres, and creative possibilities. On Lights, Camera, Learn, he shares how experimentation and teachers from around the world shaped his approach to learning, composing and playing music. From performing with international talent, Ali Zafar, to composing for film, Neil reveals what happens when you keep pushing yourself to learn, and why he believes human emotion remains essential in

This week, MJ & Nath roll out the red carpet for some very special guests as they welcome the committee behind the Melbourne Alternative IComics Expo (MAKE)! The boys chat with the team about the upcoming expo in October, how MAKE came to life, the story behind the event and what exciting things fans and creators can expect across the three days. If independent comics are your thing, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss. Then Nath brings out the show and tell, unveiling two new...

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No matter where you’re watching from or what this week has held, we’re glad you’re here. At Cloverhill Church, we believe God meets us right where we are and lovingly calls us forward. Our hope is that today’s message helps you take another step toward Jesus, find encouragement in His Word, and remember that you don’t have to walk through life alone. Cloverhill exists to connect people to Christ and move them along in their spiritual journey. Whether Cloverhill is your church home or you’re...

Film Photography Podcast – Episode 387September 20, 2026 Mark Dalzell puts two popular point-and-shoot cameras head-to-head in a Yashica T4 vs. Minolta Freedom Zoom showdown! Plus, the Jersey Boys chat about The Instant Film Magazine, FPP Music from the Podcast, answer your listener letters, and much more!

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Send us Fan MailShow notes:0:00 Inha Cha’s comments on the takeaway she hopes listeners have to the panel discussion0:30 introduction by Stephanie Drawdy2:10 introduction by Haneen Alkenany2:42 introduction by Inha Cha3:30 introduction by Patrick McGranaghan 4:30 HA–research with visual artists on use of AI in light of creative cognition theories on divergent thinking and convergent thinking 8:00 IC–research around selective choices of AI use in the workplace in light of questions around agency and

When does rebuilding a house stop being construction — and start becoming art?In ArTEEtude 353, Detlef Schlich returns to Lackavaun on the north side of the Mizen Peninsula and to the years when an almost uninhabitable ruin slowly became something much more personal.A wall is broken open towards the landscape. The Fisherman’s House takes shape. A handmade kitchen, Art Nouveau stairs, mermaids, whales, a grotto bathroom and even a slightly improbable “Turkish shopping centre” find their way into the

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A photograph can win an award. It can tell a story. And sometimes, it can change what happens to the person in the frame. Photojournalist Carolyn van Houten has seen all three.Carolyn spent almost nine years as a staff photographer at The Washington Post, until the entire photography staff was laid off earlier this year. It seemed like a good moment to finally sit down and hear the story behind the photographer. And what a story it is. Once Carolyn decided that photojournalism was what she wanted