In this conversation, Dimitra and designer Leticia Credidio explore what it means to build a creative life—and brand—rooted in slowness, sustainability, and self-care. After years in the fast-paced design industry, Leticia stepped away to launch her namesake label, creating sleepwear that supports wellbeing and challenges the rush of fast fashion.Together, they discuss how fast culture shows up in both creative work and daily life, and how choosing rest, ritual, and presence can radically transform

Send us a text This week on That '70s Movie Podcast, Michael and Jonathan put on their platform shoes, don their favorite sequined shirts, and turn on the strobe lights for a spirited conversation about the 1977 film "Looking For Mr. Goodbar," starring Diane Keaton (RIP). In this episode, we heap praise on Keaton, not only for her bravura performance in this film but also for her courageous artistic choices and growth as an actor. We reached less consensus on Looking For Mr. Goodbar's o...

Sikhumbuzo Makandula an Eastern Cape based interdisciplinary artist, and head of the Photography Department at Rhodes University, and I spoke about his new project.The work looks at lesser known histories of the Amahlumbi tribes and is looking at the archives of Duggan-Cronin's photographs for the Bantu tribes of South Africa (1928-1954) . He speaks about what it means to work with community, a slow photographic process in today's era of instant image-making and how being filmed making his work

When a college program fires a coach mid-season, the ripple effects are significant: recruiting decommitments spike, players jump to the transfer portal, team morale suffere and on-field improvement is rarely immediate. Tom and Berry discuss the future of several programs who decided to axe its coach before the end of the season.About the hosts Berry Tramel is a columnist at the Tulsa World in Oklahoma. Tom Shatel is a columnist for the Omaha World-Herald in Nebraska. Tramel

What if your first Star Wars movie were Return of the Jedi? You'd have questions! That's how Tim felt once he got started reading Robotech II: The Sentinels volume 1, a comics continuation of the animated Robotech show that hit the U.S. in 1985. Robotech was a combination of three different anime -- why?? And why is it that, after all these years, the Robotech story doesn't really progress? Tim discusses with longtime Robotech fan Erik Amaya of Comicon.com. Brought to you by: Worst Collection Ever

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#594 In this episode of The Beginner Photography Podcast, we explore the fundamental role that light plays in photography. Enroll in the Ultimate Photography Education Bundle Today - https://beginnerphotopod.com/bundle The learning objectives are clear: listeners should be able to identify and observe how light intensity, direction, color temperature (white balance), and the shape of light (hard vs. soft) influence the mood, feel, and technical quality of their images. Raymond emp...

This week on Back Issue Bloodbath, Andrew and Petula give their review of The Rocketfellers Vol. 1. The post Back Issue Bloodbath Episode 518: The Rocketfellers appeared first on Geek Hard.

Kara hosts Zach and Nick to discuss comics and specifically comics from our Goodreads Theme of the Month: Spooky Season. Check out our Goodreads Thread about Spooky Comics! https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/23246940-october-2025-botm-spooky-seasonTimestamps:00:00:00 - Start/Last Week in Comics00:01:17 - Bone Orchard Mythos: Tenement00:18:36 - Red Book #100:28:56 - Hellboy: Seed of Destruction00:40:00 - Discord Picks00:40:51 - Captain Henry and the Graveyard of Time #100:50:34 - Raging

In the early days of TMNT comics, the creators published four separate one-issue "micro-series" for each of the four turtles. Basically one-shot stories for each one. We reviewed the Raphael one-shot a bit earlier in this season. This episode we take a look at the stories for Donatello, Michelangelo and Leonardo. In general we liked these just a bit more than the "regular" issues the creators were doing at the same time. These one-shots are simple and uncluttered and really fun. For Loose Screws,

Today, we’re turning down the lights for some "Horrotica" comics. Jessika dives into Chains of Chaos #1 from Harris Comics, while Mike explores Jenna Jameson’s Shadow Hunter #0. It’s monsters, mayhem, and just a little bit of questionable seduction. Listen anywhere but Spotify!

Art World Infamy is a special series from the team behind The Art Angle, investigating the scandals and schemes that have rocked the art world. In the first chapter, told over four episodes, senior market reporter Eileen Kinsella unravels the rise and fall of dealer Inigo Philbrick.After a bombshell $13 million lawsuit from angry collectors, Inigo Philbrick vanished. What followed was a cascade of international claims from clients who had entrusted him with millions, drawn in by his supposed

YOU'VE ALL SEEN IT! The Benson Boone quilted vest. The Chelsea Porter magic. I could not stop watching those IG videos @chelsea_b_porter — the creativity, the confidence, the absolute vibe of it all. Tune in right here for an EXCLUSIVE interview just days after the concert with full emotion, full excitement and all the glorious details. Today I'll have a chat with Chelsea B. Porter! Chelsea Porter's website: www.chelseabporter.com Chelsea on IG - @chelsea_b_porter Products Chelsea me...

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, still life painter Todd Casey is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest-growing global community for committed fine artists.Todd is a painter, educator, and author whose work blends classical realism with unique storytelling. He has authored two influential books and teaches at notable institutions like the Art Students League of New York and the Massachusetts College of Art.Todd

Next week is Halloween, and fitting with the spooky nature of this show these past few weeks I now turn your attention to another chiller that's in the spotlight on this pre-All Hallow's Eve edition of the Viewfinder Podcast: writer/director Chris Maes’ suspenseful, scary and sometimes silly horror/thriller mash-up, Air Shift. The movie stars Ashlee Lawhorn as Lisa Richmond, a lonely, struggling overnight DJ at a failing community radio station managed by her overbearing jerk of a boss,

It’s that time again! Prepping for the selling season, getting everything planned, staying up late to ensure our organisation is tip top. Packing boxes, unpacking boxes, hanging work, wrapping work. Is your payment machine up to date and charged? ;) That’s all well and good, but let’s calm down for a second and remember why we’re doing this, and where we need to be. Let’s get a plan (of sorts) so a post event collapse isn’t on the cards. A gentle reminder to focus on what’s important and how we get

Filmmaker Baumgartner never waited or got permission to make his next movie. The writer-director-producer shares his passion for filmmaking and reveals how he gets his projects made on all different budget levels.

Jeśli interesują cię historie, w których sztuka zderza się z kryminałem, w których lśniący świat galerii i domów aukcyjnych styka się z dusznością garaży pełnych fałszywek – to dobrze trafiłeś.Zaginęło ponad1100 prac Picassa, co czyni go najczęściej kradzionym artystą w historii. Wystarczyło jedno nazwisko, by fałszerze i złodzieje zarabiali miliony. Dzisiaj zanurzymy się w mroczne dziedzictwo geniuszu, które jest dowodem na to, że nawet największy mistrz może paść ofiarą własnej sławy.Kryzys Sławy:

When a painting subject turns out to be very complicated, but still attracs me, it is because its abstract character. I like to approach complicated subjects abstractly. They lose their function in reality and reveal their beauty in the painting.Watch the video on youtubeinstagram facebooktitusmeeuws.com