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Shakti SharmaFounder, The Feminine Wealth Movement.Feminine Wealth Movement is where emotional intelligence meets financial power to build wealth and break limits, one business leader at a time.Shakti supports leaders ready to build wealth on their own terms. She covers money mindset, entrepreneurship, sales strategy, high ticket offers, marketing, and lifestyle design through real lived stories that inspire, equip, and get you richly paid. Join the movement!After 12 years leading strategy in

Episode 636: Charlotte creative entrepreneur, Kenya Templeton tells me how she dealt with the panic of an unexpected job loss to coming into abundance at a whole new level. She talks about how having multiple income streams / “irons in the fire” drives her, she talks about the power of asking, and being open to […]The post Check out my INSPIRING chat with Charlotte Creative, Kenya Templeton appeared first on Let's Talk Art With Brooke.

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Send us Fan Mail APOLOGIES FOR THE PROBLEMS WITH THE EARLIER AUDIO. EVERYTHING IS FIXED NOW, AND THE ENTIRE EPISODE IS LIVE!!! This week on That '70s Movie Podcast, Jonathan and Michael go fishing for the 2001 neo-noir thriller, The Pledge. One of the podcast's founding credos is that not every '70s film was made in the 1970s—and few modern movies embody the ethos of '70s filmmaking quite like "The Pledge." Moral ambiguity, a flawed male protagonist, and a decidedly bleak ending ... The Pledg...

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Street Life, we have the pleasure of welcoming Greg Mo, a Paris-born photographer currently based in Cambodia. Known for his dreamlike approach to street photography across Asia, Greg shares insights into his artistic journey, which began in 2011 when he started capturing the vibrant streets of Phnom Penh. His breakout book, Sleep in Cambodia, documented the unique ways people sleep in public spaces, while his latest work, By The Mekong, explores a 200-metr...

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Apocalypse, Extinction, The Final Chapter… all potential outcomes as the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. seems on the cusp of fruition. What was supposed to be an upbeat episode, about a studio taking the right lessons from successful IP revivals and scoring a best-case-scenario debut for reasons only partially related to the brand itself, became something of a downer. Spoiler: We got word right as we started recording that, yes, Skydance was indeed going to go from owning zero

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This is a re-air of my interview with the artist Arthur Jafa. It came out earlier in the year, but with his much-anticipated career retrospective, Arthur Jafa, I Am Tony, now about to open at the New Museum in New York. It's very much worth another listen.Jafa is probably the most revered artist of the last decade. Born in 1960, in Tupelo, Mississippi, he came up through the world of cinema. But Jafa also found his way into the art world with his difficult video work and strange objects. In art,

Season 2 CompleteSeason 2 of The Art of Wonder with D-R’TisT-O takes listeners on a journey through the history, evolution, and meaning of magic and mystery.From the legacy of The Masked Magician and the rise of exposure culture, to the golden age of magic books, magazines, and learning before the internet, this season explores how wonder has changed across generations.Along the way, we examine the psychology of astonishment, the value of secrets, the search for mystery around the world through the

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The iFanboy Animation Brain Trust — Conor Kilpatrick, Paul Montgomery, and Dr. Ryan Haupt — are back! But for how long? (At least two more films.) It’s time to talk about the adaptation of one of the most famous Batman stories from the 1990s… it’s time forBatman: Knightfall – Part 1: Knightfall! Knightfall! Running Time: 00:40:43 Music:“Left to Right (iFanboy Theme)”Josh Flanagan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We break down the narrative, design, and industry impact of Star Wars: Zero Company! Watch Jake stream on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/chipdip18 ► We're back on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@preorderbonuspod ► Join our Discord Server! https://discord.gg/rgmEEUrB2m ► Show BlueSky https://bsky.app/profile/preorderbonus.bsky.social ► Jake's BlueSky https://bsky.app/profile/chipdip.bsky.social ► Cameron's BlueSky https://bsky.app/pr...

Luca joins the podcast to offer his insight on big fandom being the foremost expert in the field.Luca Ogawa Depardon is an animator and illustrator from NYC. His animations are playful fusions of traditional and experimental animation techniques, daydreams, inventive editing, and funky characters. His films have been featured internationally at places such as the New Chintose Airport Animation Festival, Centré Pompidou, the Annecy International Animation Festival, The Ottawa International Film

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This week on Paneloids, we’re talking The Patron #2, Absolute Green Arrow #5, Daredevil #7, Absolute Cassandra Cain: The Shadow's Hand #1, Avengers: Armageddon #4, New Titans #39, Lobo #7, Marc Spector: Moon Knight #8, Deathstroke: The Terminator #7, Exquisite Corpses: Fox Mask Killer #1, End of Life #8, Red Roots #5, Marvel Mangaverse: Arcane Avengers #1, and Hornsby & Halo #16. Plus, nerdy news and rumors. LIVE Wednesdays 7PM EST with new comic book day reviews, nerdy news, rumors, &

In this episode, Kai Diaz shares his journey from analog photography to becoming a design and art director, his passion for street photography, and insights into his favorite gear and creative process. Discover how self-taught skills and a love for documenting life have shaped his unique style and career. Kai shares his insights on photography, the emotional connection to his work, and his plans for future projects including interiors. Discover how personal experiences influence artistic expression

Send us Fan Mail What Wildlife Taught Me About People Spending time photographing wildlife has taught me a lot about photography. But it has also taught me something I didn't expect: quite a lot about people. Wildlife doesn't follow a script. You can't tell an elephant where to stand, ask a lion to wait for better light, or persuade a bird to do something interesting just because you've got your camera ready. You have to watch. You have to wait. You have to notice the small changes in behavio...