In this first episode of a two-part discussion, Beth Bacon, Sarah Lees, and guest speaker Christina Burke, discuss a painting by Lakota artist Steven Standing Bear. The artwork is a large-scale painting of the Battle of the Greasy Grass, which is also known as Little Bighorn, or the Custer Battle of June 25th, 1876. Standing Bear was a participant in this battle as a teenager. He became a fine artist and painted this enormous depiction of the battle. Christina Burke, a curator and expert in Native

Send us a text In this episode of the SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast, Angela Nicholson speaks with Stine Jørgensen, co-founder of Vallerret Photography Gloves. Stine shares how her love of winter, photography and adventure led her to create a brand dedicated to keeping photographers warm in freezing conditions. From sled dog tours in the Arctic to launching a product on Kickstarter, Stine reveals how she and her small team built a global brand that caters specifically to photographers...

Travel back in time once again to hear "classic" audio! This time out Andy and Mike finish up their extremely lazy reposting of audio that was supposed to be two episodes of Bailey's Batman Podcast and ended up being two episodes of Views from the Longbox and are now two episodes of Overlooked Dark Knight. Ten years from now they will put it out again as two episodes of yet another show. Anyway, the audio that time forget sees Andy and Mike wrapping up their talk about the Year One Annuals from

Portrait and still-life photographer Julie Powell joins Greg and Justin to unpack how she turns dreams, fantasy books and full-on collaborations into elaborate, filmic photo shoots. From the infamous “Dapper Rabbit” series to Marie Antoinette workshops, BFOP 2025 portraits, lighting choices, gear talk and why the experience matters more than the shutter press — this episode is packed with ideas photographers can steal

n episode 555 of The Perceptive Photographer, I celebrate what I like to call “magic number day” by exploring the creative power of photographing the familiar. I share some personal stories about finding inspiration close to home and talk about how so many great photographers discovered beauty in the everyday. There’s something deeply rewarding about turning the camera toward what we already know—the people, places, and routines that shape our lives. When we slow down and really see those moments,

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

“Inspiration doesn’t have an age gap… Maybe you've heard it 100 times before, but this time it hits differently. Or this time, it's where it sinks in and you have that ‘aha’ moment.” That’s just one takeaway from our spirited conversation with Grace Mc Nally. From soaking up a passion for photography through an early mentorship program at NYC Salt to her decision to forgo college and continue learning on the job, Grace has forged an impressive path as a creative renaissance woman with a passion for

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:

And now a reposting of this rambling and too brief review of "The Saga of the Swamp Thing", Alan Moore's brilliant revival of the classic DC character that set the standard for him there after.

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.

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Linda Daniels creates vibrant abstract paintings.Linda Daniels (b. 1954) spent her formative years in California. She earned her B.F.A. in General Fine Arts from the California College of the Arts.  In 1984, she moved to New York City, where her first solo show debuted at fiction/nonfiction gallery in 1988. Over the following decades, her art was featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Palm Beach. Linda’s artwork has been reviewed in major

✨ As the veil between worlds grows thin, we enter the season of mystery, remembrance, and magic. In this Halloween special, I share real stories and spiritual insights about connecting with loved ones who have crossed over — through dreams, symbols, and sacred art. Learn how ancient wisdom traditions viewed this time of year as a doorway between the seen and unseen, and discover gentle, grounded ways to honor your ancestors and receive their messages. 🎃 Topics in this episode: Kristena shares

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

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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...

On today's episode, we're taking a look through the Marvel January 2026 solicit highlights, including Ultimate Endgame, new Iron Man, 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

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