Unbox Photography with Ricky( @xx_ixvi_xx ) & Jim( @thetrickness ).Episode 15:Recap of Jim's Trip to Tokyo! A little bit of a lot of camera talk in this one!

Mandi Dana Executive Coach Helping High-Achieving Female CEOs Close the Gap Between Success and Fulfillment. Mandi Dana is a leadership coach and the founder of Radiant Leadership, where she helps high-performing female CEOs close the gap between external success and internal fulfillment. With a background of nine years and over 16,000 coaching sessions in the Tony Robbins organization, Mandi works through a three-stage process - identity shift, team transformation, revenue growth - to help women

40 years ago this year John Byrne revamped Superman with a mini-series titled Man of Steel. This six issue mini-series is not only one of the most important events in the history of Superman, but was the foundation of what became "my era" of Superman and was, for the longest time, my favorite origin for the character. Because of all of that I thought it would be fun to do a short, three episode series celebrating the anniversary of Man of Steel's release. I'm calling it Man of Steel at 40. Which

Here's a Thought… #2763 with Brooks JensenVisual Syncopation Structure in a presentation of images can be both good and bad. Structure can provide form and consistency to a presentation. It can also become predictable, repetitious, and boring. This where visual syncopation can come to the rescue. Become a member of LensWork Online and have access to all 2700+ Here's a Thought… commentaries.

What happens when a comedian walks into a volcano? In this return visit on Big Blend Radio's "Toast to the Arts & Parks" Show with the National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF), Lisa D. Smith catches up with stand-up comedian Ben Miller, the scientist-turned-comedian who became the first stand-up comedian ever selected as an NPAF artist in residence, at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park in February 2023.That month on the Big Island, spent learning from volcanologists, entomologists, archeologists,

We lean into the Big 2 this week kicking things off with the six thumbs up awarded Amazing Spider-Man #1000 by a whole slew of talented folks! After that we touch on Alien vs. X-Men #1 by Kieron Gillen, Geraldo Borges, Andrew Dalhouse, Chris Claremont, David Messina, and Rain Beredo; some DNX (DNX #2 by Jed MacKay, Federico Vicentini, and David Curiel; X-Men #38 by Jed MacKay, Tony S. Daniel, Mark Morales, and Fernando Sifuentes; and Fantastic Four #17 by Ryan North, Vincenzo Carratù, and Edgar

It's Halloween (month) and Chris and Eddy decide they want to watch the same movie four times in a row, so they start with the original and will work their way through the remakes. It's EVIL DEAD (1981)!https://recording.zencastr.com/darkerhuestudios/halloween-1-evil-dead-1981

Making a Case for the MuseWell, it’s a silly thing to have to explain,making a case for the Muse,because anybody who’snavigating an insurance claimfor a fallen tree or received a speeding ticketbecause the Rolling Stones came onand you just couldn’t help but danceand you pressed so hard on the pedal.I just can’t get no, no, no, no... satisfaction.I mean anyone who forgot to renewtheir driver’s license and got turnedaway at the airportunderstands the need for amusement!Come on, just look at the text

No Invite: Ten Years of Capturing Fashion Week by Any Means NecessaryA Retrospective by Dan BassiniRecorded live at the JKC Gallery.No Invite is a series focused on capturing Fashion Week by any means necessary. With a lifelong interest in fashion, and no connection to the industry, Bassini set out to shoot the beauty and chaos the only way he knew how. Sneaking into parties, subverting security, and hitting the streets. Shot entirely on 35mm compact cameras, No Invite is a unique look into the

What makes a painting worth saving? What happens when the image in your head refuses to become the image on your panel? And why does everybody want another fox? This week on Bad at Sports, Duncan MacKenzie, Brian Andrews, and Ryan Peter Miller welcome Chicago painter Mari Eastman for a conversation recorded at Spudnik Press during its Riso Print Fest. Eastman takes us through the pleasures and frustrations of painting, from translating a beloved fox into a woodblock print to rescuing abandoned

On this episode Matt and the man responsible for teaching Michael Myers to drive, Bobby Trippett (co-host of the GRINDBIN PODCAST) hide in some bushes and yell at that little jerk Lonnie to get his ass away from the show so they can discuss 2000's HALLOWEEN #1. This is a comic based on Matt's all-time favorite movie, which means Bobby is as good as confined to Smith's Grove Sanitarium, forced to listen to near endless rantings of a lunatic, "Bobby, I watched the movie SIX TIMES (today)!" Bobby

ART FOR DISCOVERY 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 452 episodes of art,

In this episode, we talk aboutOne Hundred Years of Solitude: Part Two Tech Specs: ARRI ALEXA Mini LF, ARRIRAW; ARRI Alpha Anamorphics; final color by Sandra Kläss Camilo was DP for episodes 203, 204, NS 207 Creating the flood through extensive practical water and lighting systems, and a standout single-take sequence that moves between three camera operators in heavy rain. Director of Photography: Camilo Monsalve,

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Keren and I spent 2 years chasing ONE specific buck that we caught 3 years in a row on trail camera. This podcast is a deep dive into that story, which we also made into a Youtube video titled Hunting ONE Buck.Follow me on Instagram @stevendrakephotoFollow me on TikTok @stevendrakephotoOutdoor Gear:Digiscoping System - Mountain Mag - save 10% w/code: DRAKE: https://epochoutdoors.com/collections/mountain-mag Energy Drink Packets - BLK FLG - save 20% w/code DRAKE - https://blkflg.com/?ref=DRAKEBack

Creator Nate Powell returns to the podcast to discuss his new book Diana from Abrams, a surreal mix of punk rock, witchcraft, and time travel.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

“Sometimes, when I don’t wanna be a person, I be a poem.” — Will DiggsI’ve said it time and time again, but I love people who love their craft. Will Diggs, poet, playwright, and co-founder of the Durham based poetry series Sepia Soul joins us on today’s podcast. He walks through what it actually takes to get published (we get into all the details here), counting rejections as a metric for success, Will’s love for words and more. But where he got me, was when we discussed how he embodies his craft

This time out Andy and Mike talk about the main story from Detective Comics #359, which is the first appearance of the Barbara Gordon version of Batgirl. Now, some of you might be thinking that the Barbara Gordon Batgirl is quite popular, so how is her first appearance in comics in any way, form, or fashion "overlooked"? Mike actually makes the argument for why this version of her origin can be considered overlooked before the guys dig into "The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl!" Andy and Mike talk

In this episode Isabella interviews Dr Emelie Gevalt and Dr Caroline Culp, co-curators of the upcoming exhibition Locating Girlhood: Place and Identity in Early American “Schoolgirl” Art at the American Folk Art Museum. The three talk about the exhibition, the pieces within it, and how themes of identity, belonging, and place emerge in schoolgirl needlework and other art forms. The exhibition opens on 9 October 2026. You can find out more about the exhibition here: https://folkartmuseum.org/e...