This podcast is about the hair industry, the hair game and how to come up and be successful. From vendors, distributors back to the clientale; it’s time to put this puzzle together and get it cracking. Let’s go!!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rosestyles26/support
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Organized Randomness ….Listen to all of our Podcasts from “Besties,Facts and Music” to “Convo Kai” to “Those Old Movie Guys” and more …All music if any provided by Spotify …YOU CAN LISTEN TO ALL THE SONGS IN ONE NICE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST BY CLICKING HERE… https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7k1mTkZ2za8KBOxuSPHtKY …If you want to check out all our older shows head on over to www.digitalzoneent.com also check out our merch!!
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Good buddies and beans Al, Wyatt, Tori and Cole explore foreign films from their own backyard of the USA.
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A fun, yet educational, alcoholic journey through the Spanish world of wine. Join us as we drink our way through what this country, and this city, have to offer!
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Tags: Food, Spain, spanishwine, wine, wineries
Back Row, hosted by Niamh O’Donoghue and Ellen Mac, keeps you up to date on the week’s fashion news, from the metaverse to the trending topics taking over your social media feeds. Plus hear from emerging designers, creatives, industry thought-leaders and taste-makers on what matters to them right now.
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Categories: Arts
Tags: design, Education, fashion, fashion design, fashion news, fashion trends, high fashion, luxury fashion, magazines, media, publishing, runway, sustainable fashion
Freak Out and Carry On, WBUR’s politics and history podcast, addresses the urgent issues of our time through the lens of history. Hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist Ron Suskind and noted Boston College historian Heather Cox Richardson, the podcast examines the national political landscape and dives into the historical context. New episodes available every Thursday.
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Tags: congress, Democrat, donald trump, GOP, Politics, senate
Over the years of talking to the camera on Instagram I have inspired hundreds of people. Start your day with contagious good energy and my old soul wisdom.Turn in weekly for new good morning episodes.
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A podcast live from my vintage shop in Downtown Fargo, North Dakota! Join me weekly while I share the conversations I have with my customers with topics ranging from vintage clothing, ghost stories, or day to day happenings in the shop! Just a bit curious? Give us a listen!Be the FIRST TO KNOW about new & upcoming episodes by following us on Instagram @conversationsinavintageshop
Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
Tags: advice, costume, fashion, History, humor, self help, small business, vintage, vintage shop
HSBC proudly presents “Beyond the Frame” a look behind the bigger picture of some of the world’s most important Impressionist art. In this season we’re looking at the rebellion of the French Impressionists – it wasn’t all dreamy brushwork, but a movement that was rife with bravery, breaking stereotypes and smashing perceptions.
Across this series we go back 150 years to discover some of the surprising stories behind 6 iconic impressionist artworks, — one painting per episode. Warning: this isn’t your usual art history series. You’d expect we’d do a podcast with a gallery representative, a curator, a professor in art. You’d expect. But on Beyond the Frame, we are moving past that into the artwork itself to give you a better impression of the work of these famed French artists. We’re lucky enough to be joined by some of the most famous subjects in art history – Boot from Mary Ellen in a White Coat by Mary Cassatt, the Road in Turn in the Road by Paul Cezanne — hear from the artworks themselves!
If you like what you hear in your “Beyond the Frame” experience, see these renowned artworks for yourself in the National Gallery of Victoria’s exhibition French Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, proudly supported by HSBC. Open now until October 3. For tickets visit ngv.melbourne.
Cat detectives. Quirky heroines. Nefarious small towns with dark secrets. Dana LaCoco and Sunshine LeMontree take a deep dive into the world of cozy cat mysteries to explore the tangled plots and eccentric characters of the genre’s biggest hits.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: book reviews, Books, cat, cats, Comedy, cozy mystery, humor, mysteries, MYSTERY, pop culture, reviews
The Voice of Wine, Brian Bushlach, explores wine destinations across America and around the world each week on Vintage. Brian’s interview style shares the story behind the wines, vines and vintners with you in an approachable setting. Vintage showcases the wines and winemakers.
Categories: Arts, Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: brianbushlach, cabernet, champagne, chardonnay, pinotnoir, tastingroom, vineyards, wine, winemakers, winetasting, winetour
Back in the old days, when I was motivated, somewhat creative, and had gobs of freetime I decided I’d challenge myself by writing and recording a song every day for a month. I chose February, the shortest month because I’m not an overachiever. I want to try it again this year.
Clicking around the net, it turns out that my ’29 songs in February’ idea isn’t too original. The RPM challenge is slightly different in that it’s more about delivering a full album at the end of the month.
Sure I did this back in 1996 (or was it ’95?). The one thing that pleases me is learning that there’s something universally musicianly about choosing the shortest month in the year for this kind of effort.
Here’s the goal:
– write and record 1 (or more) song(s) every day for a month.
– upload our work in some place
– share & listen with each other at the end
– put together a best-of for others
Fine print:
– fragments, grooves, hooks, choruses… it’s all good. Just record it.
– starting early, ending late…. it’s all good. Let your guilt be your guide.
– taking 2 days to finish recording a song… great. Just end up with 29 at the end of the month.
– ending up with 28 songs at the end of the month… great. Just end up with as many as you can. They don’t necessarily have to be good. You might not know they’re good until a few months later.
This seems like an unlikely time to get involved with an activity like this: blert is in deep hibernation, Little john is all but buried, we’re up to eyeballs in work and family.
Why:
– it’s a way of getting the cobwebs out
– time pressure will force you to stay out of creative rat-holes
– it’s good practice to let go. good enough is ok, move on.
– because then you have 11 months to revise, refine, and record a pile of work (and think like a producer).
– it’s good practice of your engineering skills: get your workflow in shape.
– it’s a good excuse to fly mics in your livingroom (or at the breakfast table)
– does this really need more elaboration?
Drop a note if you’re interested in doing this too or if you’re mucking with the rpm challenge.
Hi. It’s Jill Badonsky. This podcast is short, funny, inspiring stories I wrote and narrated about the present moment.
I am an author/illustrator of three and a half books on creative mindfulness, inspirational humorist, performance poet, creator of Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coaching Certification Training, workshop leader, and certified yoga instructor.
I live with two cats and a bougainvillea. www.themuseisin.com www.kaizenmuse.com P.S. Don’t text while driving
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Modeled after the classic adventure, war, and mystery radio serials of the early/mid 1900s, Merely Players is proud to announce “The Bloody Audio Drama of Macbeth” (or, B.A.D. Macbeth): a radio play set in the turmoil of the early 20th century. The episodic nature of this adaptation of the play creates a nostalgic ambiance that aims to transport listeners into the high-stakes drama of Shakespeare’s iconic play in a COVID-friendly manner, while styling it in the form of early audio dramas.
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A podcast produced by the Gainesville Community Counseling Center, designed to bring you mental health tips & tricks, relationship tips, mental health hot topics, mindfulness, and more!
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Old houses, old histories, old friends, new takes! In each episode, a house of Notable Repute is discussed, with one amateur house enthusiast (Mindy) sharing her findings with one enthusiastic listener (Deb). From the very glamorous homes of railroad barons, to the kooky DIY efforts of those Arts and Crafters, we’ll take a peek inside them all, and ponder that singular question, “Could we live here?” We’re closing out our season with one of the most iconic buildings in New York. The Chrysler Building in midtown Manhattan was paid for and owned by Walter P. Chrysler, automobile tycoon, and designed by the avant-garde architect of the age, William Van Alen. Hey, it’s not exactly a house but it does have hubcaps as ornamentation! A sky-high Art Deco lunch club! Sneaky spires! Career-ending lawsuits! All that drama and more!
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: architecture, History, old homes, old houses
On August 13-15, 2010, A hearty band of Librivox volunteers, led by Bob Ledrew and Sean McGaughey, recorded selections from the Spell of the Yukon by Robert Service with patrons, musicians and organizers of the Ottawa Folk Festival. We chose Robert Service because he is an iconic Canadian poet. It was our intention to record the whole volume, but the festival was disrupted by torrential rains on its final day. Sean McGaughey also prepared a behind the scenes podcast of this project at http://www.ductapeguy.net/2010/12/for-the-sake-of-the-song-live-from-the-ottawa-folk-festival/ (Summary by Sean McGaughey)
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Backstage Pass provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at community theatre in Central New Jersey. Hosts John and Dan Maurer will bring you interviews with actors, directors, musicians and others actively working in the CNJ theater community. Look for discussions about upcoming productions, how to get started in community theater, the NJACT Perry Awards, and much more.
Categories: Arts, Performing Arts
Tags: Acting, community theatre, directing, dramas, maurer, musicals, performance, Performing Arts, plays, script, shows, theater, theatre
American History is discussed and reviewed with cause and effect relationships and long term implications. This is part of a larger series of podcasts and videos available at www.buschistory.net and also available on You Tube under Buschistory.
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Tags: american history, AP US History, Buschistory, David Busch, review
Arts podcasts include all types of creative and performing arts. Most notably, Arts is the main category where visual arts podcasts and literature podcasts can be found. It also has some overlap with music and film podcasts, which each have separate categories of their own.