Gaylen WilsonHeart transplant survivor paying that blessing forward by helping couples rebuild emotional safety, Intimacy, and connection before the relationship collapses.Today’s guest is Gaylen Wilson, a heart transplant survivor, 20-years-sober former alcoholic, relationship author, erectile dysfunction advocate, Certified Thriving Relationship Coach, and founder of The Monument Method Institute with his wife Heather.Gaylen’s life has not been one comeback. It has been a series of forced

Jace and Rocky break down all 7 DC releases for the week of September 30, 2026. Wonder Woman Annual 2026 #1 gives the Matriarch considerably more depth and motivation, but Jace and Rocky both struggle with how this more vulnerable, emotionally driven characterization fits with the formidable version of the character established in Tom King's run. Bleeding Hearts #8 expands the complexity of Dennis Camp's zombie world by introducing different perspectives within the undead themselves, while Jace and

Marketing is a tricky part of running a creative business. It can feel pushy, icky or simply like a chore — but at other times, it can be surprisingly interesting and even fun.Over the years, we’ve dialled our marketing up and down, tried different things, and learned through plenty of trial and error.This week, as we head into a more marketing-focused period, we’re chatting about our experiences and what we’ve learned along the way. Ultimately, it’s a conversation about putting yourself out there

I have been thinking very much about value because we are about to enter yet another Venus retrograde in Scorpio.Venus retrogrades about every 1.6 years, and over eight years it returns to more or less the same area of the zodiac. Looking backward through 2018, 2010, 2002, 1994, and so on, I wanted to see where I was, what I was doing, what I was committing myself to, and especially what I thought had value at the time.Economic value is a practice.For me, this Venus retrograde moves through my 9th

The Man of Action team joins the podcast to talk all about Dynamite's Ben 10! What keeps Steven T. Seagle, Joe Kelly, and Duncan Rouleau coming back to Ben 10? What's next for the comic? And when will we finally get a live action movie?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

New York Art Week — September 2026 | Tarik Talk — Season 55, Episode 2New York, art, and a city full of possibilities.Join artist and host Tarik Mendes for a look back at New York Art Week in September 2026, exploring the art fairs, creative encounters, and conversations that brought the city’s art scene into focus.This episode introduces Tarik Talk’s New York art fair coverage, celebrating the artists, galleries, curators, and communities behind the work. From discovering new voices to seeing

Join us this haunted evening as the journey for our three children begins with a walk into the brittle fields of cornand the unknown...

The episode title refers to one of Verity's odder moments, but you’ll have to listen to figure out what it means. Speaking of “what it all means,” we do eventually get into spoilers for Digger around the 40-minute mark (with a literal countdown), and we eventually discuss (at roughly 75 minutes in and as broadly as possible) why we all found Verity so damn vexing, so “spoiler warning” if you’re so inclined.Luke Y. Thompson returns to discuss the shattering of the “Tom Cruise is the biggest and last

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s third solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery in New York, Unnatural Habitat, marks a return to the city that ...

MAKING SILLY ART IS GREAT!Hey, I’m Barrie J Davies, a Welsh street pop surrealist living in Brighton, UK, where I spend my days making colourful nonsense, annoying perfectly innocent canvases and accidentally releasing paint goblins into the local ecosystem.I make art for a living, which sounds terribly sophisticated until you realise my studio contains approximately 47 things that absolutely should not be covered in paint but somehow are.Welcome to my daily podcast, now with over 447 episodes of

A sumptuous period piece directed by David Lean and featuring noted star of stage and screen Alec Guinness?  That must mean... Dickens?  This is, apparently, one of the most beloved British films ever made.  Well, let us be the judge! *Come support the podcast and get yourself or someone you love a random gift at our merch store.  T-shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, and more! If you'd like to watch ahead for next week's film, we will be discussing and reviewing Pedro Almodóvar's Tie Me Up! Tie Me

RED IS BACK. ❤️🎙️Michelle Barone and Ashleigh McPherson are officially back behind the mics, and we’re kicking off this new chapter of RED with Mark, Moke, and Tom of Our 3 Dads!The three dads open up about their unique family dynamic, raising twins Beau and Coy, navigating divorce and marriage, co-parenting under one roof, and building a family that may look a little different — but is rooted in a whole lot of love.Of course, it wouldn’t be RED without the unfiltered conversations, unexpected

Today's guest is Vendulka Battais — I had the joy of judging alongside her at the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham this summer, and let me tell you, she taught me so much and made the whole experience an absolute blast. She's a textile artist, tutor, speaker, long arm quilter, and certified quilt judge whose creative roots go all the way back to sewing with her mother as a young girl in the Czech Republic. A beginners patchwork class many years ago lit a spark that's grown in every direction ...

This episode features Eric Diebold, vice president and general manager for Instrumentation, Software, and Informatics at Waters Biosciences. He was also founder and CEO of Omega Biosystems, a startup based on his postdoctoral research on high-speed imaging flow cytometry.He talked recently with Host Justine Murphy about Waters Biosciences and his role there, the innovations he and his team have led, and what the future holds for the bio realm.

Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep 88 Emily Ferretti Emily Ferretti is a Melbourne-based painter whose still-life and landscape images move between representation and abstraction. The importance of feeling and emotion becomes obvious looking at her work. She grew up on a property in country Victoria, trained at the Victorian College of the Arts, and has since built a career via residencies at Gertrude Contemporary in Melbourne, the Cité Internationa...

If you keep raising your prices only to discount them, sending proposals you immediately apologise for, or plateauing at the same number no matter how much you grow, this episode is for you. It's easy to blame the market, the economy, or 'difficult' clients. But what if the real ceiling isn't out there at all? What if it's internal?In this episode, we dig into the limiting beliefs quietly capping your income.The ones inherited from family, culture, and gender that feel like facts

Nilmini De Silva grew up in Sri Lanka, studied civil engineering at UC Berkeley, taught English in South Korea, backpacked across Europe and Asia, and eventually landed in Australia in 1998. A ten month sabbatical that included conservation photography work in South Africa, cheetah documentation in Namibia and a trip to Antarctica changed the direction of her life entirely.She launched her first exhibition in 2011 and spent five years living and travelling Australia in a motorhome with her partner,

What happens when the agency advising a client on who should produce its advertising also has a financial interest in producing the work itself? Technically Creative is brought to you by KoobrikLabs, the data partner for creative companies. In this special episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Steve Davies, CEO of the UK’s Advertising Producers Association (APA), and Matt Miller, President and CEO of the Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP), to discuss the

It’s not a loaded week for physical media but Erik Childress and Peter Sobczynski still have plenty to say about some new releases. Which is not to entirely dismiss an obscure sci-fi thriller about black diaspora rescued from obscurity by Criterion nor Shout Factory’s of a 1980s Hong Kong series. But much of the discussion is dedicated to the 40th Anniversary of Frank Oz’s comedic horror musical and the 45th Anniversary of John Landis’ still iconic contribution to the werewolf genre.2:16 -

Gerry Rich started planning his escape to Hollywood from a basement desk in the Midwest at age ten, and he went on to run marketing at Miramax, MGM, Paramount and Amazon MGM Studios. Now he's written it all down in Chasing Hollywood: A Marketing Chief's Lessons on Breaking Through, and he joins Corey to talk about the letters, the screamers, the twist nobody gave away, and why culture beats contracts. In this episode: Letters, not asks. As a college student, Gerry wrote to the studio marketing