In this episode I chat with Ros Gervay, she is an abstract painter, teacher, mentor and an all round gorgeous creative spirit, ever inspiring to those around her. After a windy career path marked by "should haves and should bes" she's realised her inner critic 'Stanley', an old well dressed man with round spectacles, needs to be permanently side lined with firm self talk and painting past his judgement. Ros speaks about having a believing mirror as her inner wisdom. Perhaps her older wiser self or

Musical Avenue se lance dans l’aventure du podcast dans ce tout premier épisode consacré à la comédie musicale d’Andrew Lloyd Webber : Cats ! Du spectacle, en passant par « Memory » ou le film de 2019, retour sur les différentes facettes d’une oeuvre culte.

En 2020, le Salon du Livre de Genève est sorti de l’enceinte de Palexpo pour exister en ville. Un nouveau format imposé par les contraintes liéesàla pandémie, mais qui semblepourtant s'installer puisque, cette année, la manifestation prendra ses quartiers à la Treille, dans deslibrairies, des églises et même au Chat Noir. Pour en discuter, Midi BasculereçoitNine Simon, programmatrice duSalon du Livre. --- Emission

In this episode of From the Front Porch, Annie sits down to chat with her mom Susie about books for more sensitive readers. The books mentioned in this episode can be purchased from The Bookshelf: Think Again by Adam Grant This Boy We Made by Taylor Harris The One You’re With by Lauren K. Denton Millennial Nuns by the Daughters of St. Paul No Cure for Being Human by Kate Bowler Wild Spectacle by Janisse Ray A Woman of Endurance by Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa Fly Girl by Ann Hood Back to

Jenn's in a foul mood. Kim cheers her up with a rousing game of "would you rather?" Plus: creative process, identity loss, the mucky middle of life, how everyone can (and should) dress like a spectacle if they want, getting called "Ma'am", monstrous femalebosses, and the legend(s) of Tina Brown.Don't forget: We have a Patreon! Sign up for invites to special events, exclusive content, and bonus EIF episodes:patreon.com/everythingisfineOurshow's Instagram is@eifpodcastand you can find Kim on her

This is the perfect episode to listen to if you are looking for books filled with spectacle, intrigue, and magic. We chat about our three favorite magician-centric books, and spill the beans on Mckell's secret childhood obsession. P.s...it may or may not be Phantom of the Opera related ;)

Dans cet épisode, on parle de fantasmes, d'Odile Déripette, et de mécanique quantique, entre autres.SOURCES

Sony animations has treated us to a spectacle of a movie, joint the boys as they discuss The Mitchells vs the Machines!Then after the breakdown the boys are Moving Forward with discussions about Friends: The Reunion, news of a Bridgeton spinoff series in the works, an episode breakdown of Marvels What If's and the sneak peak image of Paul Dano as The Riddler!Want to contact the show?Email: motionspod@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/motionspod/Instagram:

Kate is joined this week by festival producers Maria Schweppe and Naoise Nunn to chat about the vast project that is Brightening Air, which starts on June 11th. Some of the work for Brightening Air being produced this year include: A light ballet floating down the River Shannon on a 15 metre vessel through 9 counties, covering 204km and accompanied by a newly created soundscape by David Kitt. The spectacle will be visible from up to 7 km away and will continue over a period of 8 days. In a series

Jace and Jay take a very deep look at a few DC titles. They examine Heroes In Crisis #6 from the perspective of the trauma displayed by the three characters closely followed in this issue, plus Jay takes about PTSD from the perspective he gained while serving in the army. The guys chat about the spectacle that is Justice League #19 and how the structure of the epic story Scott Snyder is playing out. They finish up with Shazam #3 a really wild and fun book that may have been a bigger hit if it hadn't

In this week’s episode we chat to Saileóg O’Halloran, a Costume Designer based in Dublin. Her work in film and theatre has travelled worldwide, with her work for Dead Centre travelling to various countries in Europe, Asia and Australia. Recent film work includes “Algorithm”, “Kathleen Was Here”, “Cynthia” and Jack Reynor’s directorial debut “Bainne”. Recent theatre work includes “The Great Hunger” & “The Fall of the Second Republic” for the Abbey Theatre. Street spectacle work includes “Danse

In our first episode of the new year, we got to chat with the multi-talented David Carcasole about his work in video games journalism and his theatre experience. We cover the spectacle of Phantom of the Opera, the PS2 stealth platformer game Sly Cooper, and the hard-hitting play Scorched. In between we manage to squeeze in inviting ourselves to a wedding, pitching Rory's musical ideas, and googling a game called Mr Nutz. You can find David on twitter @SlyBowser or watch his streams on twitch:

This week I have an especially special spectacle. I talk with my wonderful wife, Kristy Belt. She talks a bit about how she has gained all the skills she's acquired and how she came to find those skills. We talk cooking, knitting, painting, and what it's been like to be married!

***WARNING!!! TENET SPOILERS AHEAD***Well, finally after months of waiting, the cinemas are back open! What better way to celebrate than to take a trip to view the spectacle that is Christopher Nolans Tenet. This episode is roughly split between a movie review and music review (time codes below).Please excuse the poor audio for the first half of the episode, (really not that bad...) however Callum made a small error with his audio input, quickly recognised and changed for the second part. We hope

To kick off Season 3, we're joined by Tim Powell, head of R&D at Historic Royal Palaces, to chat about creating memorable experiences that bring stories to life.

It was during an early morning in December where Ryan had a chat with Performer, Writer and Creative Producer, Samantha Maclean. In this chapter there was chatter of: Static Drive Co., the early days of the BPA course, Sam's job as a Mocap performer, Facebook as a theatre company graveyard, using the classics as a historical spectacle, the rehearsal process, serving the audience, Clare Watson, Toast and Stress.

Ce lundi 29 mai, c'est une émission spéciale que nous vous avons proposée, entièrement consacrée aux spectacles de cabarets à Paris. Afin d'en découvrir tous les charmes, nous avons eu le plaisir d'accueillir Etienne Luneau, qui a adapté et mis en scène le spectacle Chat noir au Théâtre 13, accompagné d'un des comédiens, Jean Barlerin. En chroniques, nous avons parlé de: - La troupe de Madame Arthur au Divan du Monde, sous la direction artistique

Team-based mixed martial arts (MMA) represents the future of combative athletics to its supporters. It's dangerous spectacle to its detractors. In this discussion with Casey Oxendine, the leading American promoter of team-based MMA, we explore what team MMA is, where it comes from and whether it can even be called MMA at all. We delve into the evolution of mixed martial arts, why those within the MMA community are the most vocal critics of team MMA and more.

SmartArts with 13th August'TRANSCEND' - Jessi Lewis'MONO - A Spectacle Of Meditations' - Director & Designer Matthew AdeyIsraeli Film Festival - Festival Director Richard Moore http://www.aiceisraelifilmfestival.com/Fleur Kilpatrick - Shoot the Messenger segment'Sky Lab: Lines Of Sight & Forces Of Attraction'at Counihan Gallery - Curator Felicity Spear and artists Daniel Armstrong and Harry Nankin