Podcast of a jazz radio show that airs live on WRFR.org on the first 3 Fridays of the month 9-11am. Featuring the music of drummer, composer & bandleader Paul Motian. There are also readings from his autobiography, interviews and liner notes. Visit my blog for more info: www.jazzcloset.blogspot.com.
Categories: Music
Welcome to Woman on the Rise: a podcast for women like you – who didn’t come here to play small, follow the rules, or be limited by what’s considered normal. Through conversations about style, mindset, spirituality and business, my desire is to help you elevate your identity, dress for your dreams, and take action toward manifesting everything possible for you while becoming the best version of yourself in the process. I’m your host, Christie Ressel, a mentor and image consultant who has styled and coached women globally and now helps other entrepreneurs, especially stylists, create a life and business of their design.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: bodyimage, business, CEO, Closet, confidence, empowerment, energy, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, fashion, happiness, Image, personaldevelopment, rise, self, selflove, soul, style, stylist, women
An online show dealing with issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community in San Diego county. Streamed via Facebook live, Saturdays 10 – 11 a.m. Pacific time on www.facebook.com/wbrOUT. Also available on the Hillcrest Social app.
Categories: Society & Culture
ShadowPublications.com is the home for Paul E Cooley’s Parsec Award Winning tales of sci-fi suspense, thrillers, and dark fantasy. Visit http://shadowpublications.com for more information about the author and a list of works. Some mysteries shouldn’t be solved.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: black, breakers, Closet, cooley, e, elard, fi, Fiends, garaaga, horror, incubus, killer, Killers, Monsters, paul, publications, SCI, scifi, serial, shadow, succubus, Suspense, Tattoo, The, thriller, Treats
Brought to you by Cladwell (www.cladwell.com). If you’re like most of us, you own entirely too many clothes. You probably have things you haven’t worn in years. And yet, when it comes time to dress up, we all say the same thing: “I’ve got nothing to wear!” How did we get here? Well, turns out, the problem isn’t our messy closets, it’s our messy relationship with clothes. Join Erin Flynn, CEO and founder of Cladwell, as she talks to experts in the industry, history, and psychology of fashion. We’ll explore the economic and social roots of our obsession with buying, learn from people who’ve learned to do more with less, and figure out what all of us can do to break this clothes-buying, life-draining cycle we’re all trapped in.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Closet, clothing, Fashion History, Fast Fashion, mindfulness, minimalism, Personal Stylist, style
What does it mean to be more with less? I’m Ruma Tenbrink and welcome to the “Organize your closet and then your life will follow” podcast.If you feel like you are drowning in things and need to take back your life, you are in the right place. I am excited for you to “move towards minimalism” right along with me! Let’s do this together! First, let’s talk a little bit about the Pareto Principle. It’s otherwise known as the 80/20 Rule and the law of the Vital Few, The Pareto principle states that for many outcomes roughly 80% of consequences come from 20% of the causes – the “vital few”. So, if we translate this idea to our closets, really think about your wardrobe. You probably reach for 20% of your clothing 80% of the time. I know for a fact this was so true for me and that realization really hit me! It was the first time I went through all the fancy-wear and business clothing I was holding onto in deeper storage. Meaning, I never, ever, ever used them. I love being comfortable and wearing comfy clothes that feel good on my skin and make me feel good. So, I decided to be bold and just dropped them all off at a consignment shop in a funky little community here known as The Piedmont District in Oakland CA. I made it easy on myself and asked her to do her best and whatever didn’t sell well or fast enough for her, she could add to her donates pile which she took to a local women’s shelter. The magic of doing this was I went home to a lighter space that felt a lot less overwhelming and easier to organize. I also did good by providing clothes for someone else to love and use. It’s a win-win-win-win. The consumer creates a small carbon footprint by reusing something and getting a good deal on the item, the shop makes their money for holding and displaying the item, the local charity gets really nice clothes donated to them and I go home to the start of serenity and freedom in my closet.Are you ready to change your life simply by organizing your closet? Could it really be that simple? Actually, yes it can. As a professional home organizer, I have seen the phenomenon take place with all of my clients. Every. Single. One. As you start to change your environment for the better, you inherently change along with it. You simply cannot help yourself. This opens a doorway into the world of positive change and along with that, infinite possibilities to uncover who you really are without all the physical stuff bogging down your home and your mind. Ultimately, your creativity hides deep within you because it is so muffled by the things you choose to hide behind. Let’s make this shift right now. By the way, did I mention this will be life-changing? Stay tuned and be ready for it!!!
Categories: Arts, Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: Closet, clothing, life, lifestyle, organize, organizing