You Have Everything You Need | Abundance MindsetIf you have been feeling like you never have enough, this episode is for you. Today we’re talking about cultivating an abundance mindset and how it doesn’t just affect your creative work but every aspect of your life. By approaching your life and practice with gratitude and faith, you will naturally attract everything you desire. On this episode we talk about: What is the difference between abundance and scarcity mindset How abundance

On this week's episode, we have Lauren Tsipori, artist and vocalist.https://www.laurentsipori.com/https://www.instagram.com/laurentsipori/// Show Notes:The BalletX 20th Anniversary Retrospective is running from October 29th through November 9th: https://www.balletx.org/season-and-tickets/Lock's Gallery is hosting a dialogue between Jane Irish and Paul Galvez on October 30th. RSVP is required, and in their Instagram link in bio:

In this episode, Rasha Al Jundi, a Palestinian visual storyteller, curator, and embroidery artist, shares reflections on her work and on the genocide faced by the Palestinian people.

Supermrin is a sculptor and installation artist who combines foraged trees with a grass-derived bioplastic of her own invention. Grounded in biophilosophy, decolonial theory, architecture, material science, and speculative fiction, her research-driven practice interrogates capitalist and colonial logics inscribed in the global lawn. This long-term body of work, FIELD, was profiled in Towards Another Architecture: New Visions for the 21st Century (Lund Humphries, 2024), a critical reappraisal of Le

PHD Student, writer, photographer and documentary producer, Marie Gardner joins me this week. After completing a degree in Film and Media at Sunderland University, Marie worked in the media industry before co-founding Lonely Tower Film & Media with her partner.Marie is the author of three history books—Sunderland Industrial Giant (2017), Secret Sunderland (2019), and Celebrating Sunderland (2023)—and has also written widely on the visual practices of photography and video. Her creative

In this thoughtful episode of Well-Being Wednesday, Gurjeet takes a deep dive into Truth and Reconciliation — unpacking the history, meaning, and ongoing impact of Canada’s residential school system and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Through the lens of mental health and cultural understanding, Gurjeet explores how colonial history continues to shape Indigenous well-being, the importance of culturally informed healthcare, and how language, heritage, and intergenerational traum...

Lindsay and Tim welcome Michelle Maeck from Maeck Weddings to discuss the intricacies of wedding planning, particularly focusing on the importance of collaboration between planners and photographers. They explore the challenges of destination weddings, the cultural differences in wedding planning, and the significance of communication and teamwork in ensuring a smooth wedding day. Michelle shares her insights on what makes a good photographer and the qualities that can help build trust and rapport

In this episode of Behind the Bower, host Ryan sits down with multidisciplinary artist Veronica Jackson juror and judge for the Bower Center’s 13th Annual National Juried Exhibition. Veronica discusses her artistic journey, her approach to curating exhibitions, and her vision for expanding the Bower Center’s makerspaces. The conversation delves into art as a powerful form of expression, the value of creative risk-taking, and the importance of making art accessible to everyone. Listeners are

Beverley Daniels Part 2 goes deeper into discussing how she has explored and developed her technique as a multi-disciplinary artist. In the last decade she has been focusing on dissecting and combining found objects. Allowing them to share the space almost that can sometimes result in an argument, they are separated until they can sit comfortably together. This is the area that Daniels loves to be involved in. It's the energy, the movement, the discussion between the mediums, how they relate,...

Send us a text Mike and Nick dive into the kaleidoscopic prism of deep colour, fantastic soundtracks, and brutal murder at the hands of one of horror's most famous maestros: Dario Argento. Having only seen the remake, Mike compares the original Suspiria and how his feelings differ between the two. Both hosts try to make heads from tails in the narrative of Inferno and ponder if it's better to just try to "relax" into the vibes.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS EPISODE DOES CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE and NSFW THEMES. VIEWER AND LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISEDHey folks and welcome back to another edition of the CitizenWolf audio podcast!It has been a while folks I do apologise for the extended absence, life got in the way along with a bunch of health problems that prevented me from doing much of anything for a long time. Now I'm back with a brand new episode filled with vigour!Here I talk to my good friend Synthetic Obscurity about

HMSG Interview Sarah Nicklin - "The Monster Squad" We have another great Spooky Season Treat! We got to chat with SARAH NICKLIN one of the stars of the new V/H/S HALLOWEEN (2025) horror anthology about her incredible career and a gateway horror classic THE MONSTER SQUAD (1987)! We hope you enjoy this delightful conversation as much as we did! And be sure to Watch V/H/S Halloween! Streaming Now on Shudder & AMC+ Follow Sarah Nicklin Here! Check out Sarah Nicklin’s IMDB Here! Watch the V/H/...

Tony Fleecs is back on the podcast at Baltimore Comic Con to chat about his work on the X-Men Age of Revelation event, what it's like joining DC Comics' Next Level initiative, Feral, The Thing, and more.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: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Inspired by her recent adventures with cooking and baking, Michelle shares 5 tips to help you when you’re learning something new. Recorded on October 30th, 2025 Timestamps: [0:20] Intro [3:03] Tip 1: Plan and prepare [5:49] Tip 2: Enjoy the process [9:56] Tip 3: Don't be afraid to make mistakes [12:17] Tip 4: Use resources and also develop your own instincts [14:25] Tip 5: Refine what you already do and also broaden your repertoire [19:35] Outro Resources, references, and further

This week, Alex Pavljuk, Digital Content Strategist at the Montclair Art Museum (MAM), chats again with his colleague Melissa Casale, Digital Marketing Manager at MAM about his recent trip abroad. Having just returned from France, they talk about the Lourve robbery, differences in French vs American museums, the Sargent and Paris show, and Melissa's upcoming trip to London. Recorded on 10/28/2025

This week we are fresh off our trip to New Jersey for Exxxotica and we are bringing the first half to you. We finally made it to a seminar which we discuss in the first half. We had the pleasure to sit in on the open discussion and forum with Tommy Gunn as he discussed his book and documentary that just launched Fans Only- The human Side of Porn and how it was brought to life and the impact it had on him to bring to life and the work to de-stigmatize sex work. Then we have 3 Dip your Toes in the tub

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit gioscontentcorner.substack.com(CONTENT NOTE: I Do not endorse everything my guests do or say online or offline, I am a humble interviewer/content aficionado trying to find different and interesting points of view).On this special Halloween edition of Content Minded, the pulp writer Parker Longbaugh joins me to discuss a favourite film genre of ours, found footage horror. We discuss …

We establish guardrails for the podcast after recognizing we've been on autopilot for months, using this as a state of the union where we commit to actual accountability instead of vague intentions. Matthew discusses diversifying revenue streams to reduce dependence on sponsorships that feel like selling rather than curating, while trying to build financial stability that allows space for reading and creative work. Alex confronts how illness disrupted his morning writing routine and the chall...

In this episode, Nathan sits down with illustrators, Clinton Campbell and Brad Hodgkiss, who, along with Miné Day, are the founding partners of Studio MUTI—an illustration studio based in Cape Town, South Africa. Listen in for the backstory on Studio MUTI and the multidisciplinary philosophy that guides the incredible work that they do.  Learn more about studio MUTI:studiomuti.co.za/instagram.com/studiomutix.com/studioMUTIdribbble.com/studioMUTILearn more about Yondr Studio:Podcast

Artist Lynn Johnston is the creator of For Better or For Worse, the beloved daily comic strip featured for decades in newspapers worldwide. This episode, we plunge into the world of comic strips, newspaper syndication, and what it's like to be an artist before, during - and even after - wild success in newsprint.