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Quarta Capa TodaviaEm algum momento a gente deixa de ser criança? (Especial Baião)Engana-se quem pensa que, para falar em infância, a gente precisa falar no diminutivo. É só perceber que estamos todos em busca de histórias para a criança que ainda existe em nós. Entrevistados: Ana Clara Oliveira e Mell Brites Participação especial: Janaina Tokitata, Sofia Mariutti e Manuela Navas Que livro é esse? Crianças (Dora, Martina e Benício) lêem para Beatriz (livraria Miúda) e Paula (Livraria Martins Fontes) Audiolivro: TUDO PODE SER ROUBADO - narrado e escrito por Giovana Madalosso Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro e pré-edição: Tatiany Lei...
2025-02-0530 min
Quarta Capa TodaviaAmigo é pra se guardarEscritores são os melhores amigos que a gente poderia ter? Se não eles, e os livros? Que papel eles ocupam nos nossos relacionamentos? Entrevistados: Isabela Figueiredo e Ricardo Terto Participação especial: Ana Suy Livros abordados: Brincadeira sem futuro e Um cão no meio do caminho Que livro é esse? @catharinamatavelli e @latinaleitura Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro e pré-edição: Tatiany Leite Edição e tratamento do som: Maurício Caetano Apoio de produção: Amanda Azevedo Artes: Andressa Licka Shimizu, Mariana Neves, Tamires Mazzo
2024-12-1137 min
Quarta Capa TodaviaO que a negritude e o embranquecimento de Machado de Assis dizem sobre como o Brasil lida com racismo?O fato de termos que, até hoje, reparar e debater sobre a raça do possível autor brasileiro mais conhecido do país diz o que sobre o racismo no Brasil? Entrevistados: Paulo Dutra Participação especial: Bel Santos Mayer e Estevão Ribeiro Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro e pré-edição: Tatiany Leite Edição e tratamento do som: Maurício Caetano Apoio de produção: Amanda Azevedo Artes: Andressa Licka Shimizu, Mariana Neves, Tamires Mazzo
2024-11-2946 minQuarta Capa TodaviaVocê é o que você come?Não é preciso gostar de cozinhar para falarmos de comida e nossa relação com a alimentação. Em uma época de delivery e o fast food cada vez mais fast, é interessante pensar que o que gente come não só nos define, como também dita nossa história. No episódio de hoje falamos sobre comida, os mitos da culinária italiana e história. O convidado da vez foi o Rafael Tonon, jornalista, escritor e pesquisador que vive entre o Brasil e Portugal e viaja pelo mundo cobrindo tendências da alimentação, tradições alimentares e indústria de resta...
2024-11-1338 min
Quarta Capa TodaviaOs perigos de ignorar as Ciências - Pablo Casella, Aparecida Vilaça, Ana Rushe e Chirley PankaráNo auge da pandemia, uma imagem passou a aparecer em diversas redes sociais: Tratava-se de uma série de quatro círculos que se encaixavam em algumas partes. Em cada um deles, o título de um livro “1984”, de George Orwell; "Admirável Mundo Novo", de Aldous Huxley; "O conto da Aia", de Margaret Atwood e "Fahrenheit 451", de Ray Bradbury. No meio de todas as circunferências, um aviso: VOCÊ ESTÁ AQUI. Em época de queimadas, apagões, enchentes e acidentes que mais parecem cenas de livros de ficção científica: A que ponto chegamos na literatura e como os perigos de ign...
2024-10-3051 minQuarta Capa TodaviaComo a gente se relaciona com o nosso corpo? (com Denise Sant'anna)Dá para pensar e existir sem ter um corpo para morar? Como a gente se relaciona com o nosso próprio corpo? Essa linha tênue entre falar de exercício, ou melhor, falar de CORPO e fazer literatura, é o tema do episódio. Entrevistados: Denise Sant'anna Participação especial: Diego Paladini Livros abordados: A cabeça do pai e O segredo da força sobre-humana Que livro é esse? Josi Sousa (Comunicação) e Amanda Morales (Educação) Audiobook: Acre, Lucrécia Zappi Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro e pré-edição: Tatiany Leite Edição: Maurício Ca...
2024-10-2332 min
Quarta Capa TodaviaA loucura na literatura, com Veronica Stigger, André Sant'Anna, Rosa Montero e Fabiane SecchesO que está por trás da mente de alguém que escreve obras que vão parar nas mãos das mais distintas pessoas? O filósofo, crítico e professor Michel Foucault parecia ter uma linha de raciocínio a respeito disso: Para ele, por trás de todo escritor esconde-se a sombra do louco que o sustenta. Por isso, hoje nós vamos falar da loucura e como ela atravessa a literatura. Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro e pré-edição: Tatiany Leite Pós-produção e edição: Maurício Caetano Apoio de produção...
2024-09-2538 min
Quarta Capa TodaviaO que se passa na cabeça dela?Você já olhou pra alguém e pensou: O que passa pela cabeça dela? Pois é. Eu sim e o tempo todo. Mas, as autoras que eu vou conversar hoje, não fazem isso apenas com a gente, mas também com… Objetos. Entrevistados: Mariana Salomão Carrara e Carol Rodrigues Participação especial: Pétala e Isa (@afrofuturas) e Aguinaldo Silva Livros abordados: A árvore mais sozinha do mundo, Não fossem as sílabas de sábado e A mulher do padre Audiobook: Valsa Brasileira - Laura Carvalho Que livro é esse? Cintia Oliveira (comercial) e Tamires Mazzo (comunicação) Quem fa...
2024-09-1832 min
City Ballet The PodcastHear the Dance: In the NightCity Ballet The Podcast launches this season with a new Hear the Dance conversation, guest hosted by Silas Farley, who is joined by three generations of dancers who are well acquainted with Jerome Robbins' In the Night. Former Principal Dancer Kay Mazzo originated the lead role in the ballet's first movement, about "young love"; Repertory Director Christine Redpath took over coaching the ballet from colleague Victor Castelli; and Principal Dancer Unity Phelan is performing the lead role in the tempestuous third movement. As they discuss, In the Night's power resides in its effective representation of human relationships and what...
2024-01-1546 min
Doing Heart ThingsKatie Radel: The Purpose Behind Creating Positive Ripple EffectsJoin us for an enriching conversation with Katie Radel, Founder and CEO of Ripple Consulting Group. As a beacon for strategic communications, Ripple Consulting Group empowers organizations to foster connection with their community while creating positive, long-lasting ripple effects.
In this episode, we delve into profound insights as Katie shares how death, an unexpected teacher, has influenced her journey and shaped her mission. We also discuss the transformative experience of listening to intuition and following the call to fulfill our true purpose. Katie's journey and wisdom serve as a source of inspiration for those seeking to embrace...
2023-08-1557 minDoing Heart ThingsTausha Dickinson + Anthony Romano: Purpose Behind Authenticity, Giving Back, and Having Fun On SetJoin us for a fun, laughter-filled episode as we sit down with the talented photographers and creatives, Tausha Dickinson and Anthony Romano. With each of us at different stages of our creative entrepreneurship journeys, we embark on a hilarious and authentic conversation about our approaches to work, the importance of giving back to the community, and their uncanny abilities to bring out and capture the true essence of their subjects – even when the clients can't see it.
Tausha shares a wild story about her courage to face fear head-on, inspiring us all to do hang on and en...
2023-08-1558 minDoing Heart ThingsSunny Bray: Empowering Change and Purpose-Driven EntrepreneurshipJoin us for an inspiring conversation with Sunny Bray, the visionary Founder and CEO of Catalyst Collective, as we explore her entrepreneurial journey, community engagement, values-driven business approach, and her ambitious goal of changing the world.
Hear Sunny's story of why she launched her business and learn from her experiences as she shares the profound impact that her faith has on her life. Sunny offers valuable insights into how she integrates core values into every aspect of Catalyst Collective, fostering an environment that reflects her commitment to creating a better world.
Whether you're an aspiring...
2023-08-1536 minDoing Heart ThingsJamie Cox: Purposely Making Brands Less BoringWhat a delight to chat with Jamie Cox – brand strategist, owner of Strange Salt, and the lively co-host of the Scope Creep podcast! Jamie shares how diverse experiences uniquely shaped her path to design the vibrant world she wanted to live and work within.
Prepare for laughter as we dive into the quirks and idiosyncrasies of working in creative fields. Jamie's offers a lighthearted glimpse into the joys and challenges of being a creative entrepreneur.
In this episode, we explore the profound importance of authenticity in business and relationships. Jamie's purposeful approach to showing up as...
2023-08-1557 min
Doing Heart ThingsAmber Zaricor: Purposely Filling Your CupJoin us for an empowering conversation with Amber Zaricor, owner of Copperheart Creative and inspirational founder of the Fill Your Cup Conference – a 1-day conference for career-driven women, making space for their dreams, helping rediscover their worth, and inspiring a positive overflow in both their personal and professional lives.
In this episode, we delve into the pressing issue of burnout through Amber's personal story and what she ultimately learned through cultivating community, vulnerability, and asking for help.
Explore the significance of full-circle moments in Amber's journey and how they serve as pivotal points for personal an...
2023-08-1046 minDoing Heart ThingsAshley Robyn: Purposely Using Her Voice from Losing Everything to Find Love EverywhereJoin us for an authentic and inspiring conversation with Ashley Robyn, author of her new book Maybe We're All Diamonds: My Journey of Losing Everything to Find Love Everywhere. In this episode, we dig into the powerful themes of Ashley's book, discussing the importance of setting boundaries, and specifically addressing "People Pleasers" in pursuit of what truly makes our hearts come alive.
Gain valuable perspectives on navigating the illusion of perfection presented through social media, while embracing the beauty of authenticity as Ashley walks us through an actual (and metaphorical) Diamond Journey.
In this episode...
2023-08-0137 minDoing Heart ThingsLiz Talago: Purpose-Driven Content Strategy From Corporate Healthcare to SolopreneurshipDid you wake up this morning, pour yourself a ridiculously large cup of coffee, and ask yourself, “How can I challenge the healthcare establishment today?” or “What can I do to funnel more power and resources to folks who traditionally haven’t had very much of either?”
Yeah, Liz Talago did.
But it didn’t start off that way. Her transition to purpose-driven content strategy and consulting came after spending years on the front lines of mental health care.
Join us for an authentic conversation with Mental Health Tech Content Strategist, Behavioral Science Enthusiast...
2023-08-0141 minDoing Heart ThingsDr. Carmen April-Washington: From Podiatry to Purpose-Driven EntrepreneurshipJoin us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Carmen April-Washington as she shares her inspiring journey. Discover what compelled her to start her own medical practice, the surprises she encountered along the way, and understand how her core values and guiding principles have shaped her journey, enabling her to make a meaningful impact while staying true to her vision.
Whether you're a medical professional or aspiring entrepreneur, this episode offers inspiration and insights into the transformative power of purpose-driven work.
The Foot & Ankle Healthcare Center
Nashville Junior Chamber
The Optimist
La Chucherita
Plaza Mariachi
Cartagena, Colombia
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2023-08-0145 minDoing Heart ThingsLauren Toews: Striking a Purposeful Balance of Entrepreneurship, Values, and MotherhoodLauren Toews is the founder of Toews Digital, a successful social media marketing agency in Nashville, TN. In this episode, we explore Lauren's entrepreneurial story, the values she instills in her team and clients, and how she navigates that delicate balance between work and motherhood.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a marketing professional, or a new parent seeking work-life balance, this episode provides valuable guidance and perspectives in pursuing purpose.
Toews Digital
Belmont University
Donald Miller's Business Made Simple
Lauren's Virtual 1:1 Instagram Coaching
Fig the Turtle
If you’d like to hear more you can follow Lauren at @l...
2023-08-0139 minDoing Heart ThingsDoing Heart Things TrailerAs professionals in our day jobs, we all feel the truth in the popular quote, "we can do hard things", right? Of course! But what about when it coincides with a cooperative and philanthropic spirit? That's where we find Purpose-Driven Business – at the crossroads of hard things and HEART things.
Doing Heart Things is produced by Mazzo Media, an award-winning creative studio in Nashville, TN and hosted by Amanda Mazzo. Amanda has spent the last year as a Purpose Mentor to college students engaging in conversations around purpose; focusing on who the students are becoming vs. what th...
2023-05-1301 min
Starting with a SongS3Ep8: Week Eight of #The100DayProjectCan you believe it?! It’s already time to celebrate the halfway point of The 100-Day Project! Today, I’m chatting about the BELONG Retreat with author, Karen Kingsbury, songs of the heart, and my favorite four-lettered word. Plus, our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through...
2022-04-1007 min
Starting with a SongS3Ep7: Week Six of #The100DayProjectToday, I’m chatting about the wonders of digital painting, the rarity of double yolks, and why I love my favorite local arts organization: Daybreak Arts. Also, our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for… including words by Ann Voskamp and how to cultivate “good soil” in your life.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process...
2022-03-2507 minStarting with a SongS3Ep6: Week Five of #The100DayProjectCreative projects, haircuts, and so many emails… oh my! This week, I’m talking about vulnerability and what I’ve learned about body-positivity. Also, our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for… including words by C.S. Lewis AND Led Zeppelin.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through social media. You can follow along on Ins...
2022-03-1807 minStarting with a SongS3Ep5: Week Four of #The100DayProjectWeek Four finds us celebrating our first milestone of #The100DayProject – we’re ¼ of the way through! This week I’m talking about Tennessee’s Spring of Deception and highlighting Emily P. Freeman’s “These Are the Days” series and why I, too, am finding that we’re living in a season of AND. Also, our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll prac...
2022-03-1107 minStarting with a SongS3Ep4: Week Three of #The100DayProjectWhat a difference the sun makes! Nashville has gotten a taste of spring weather this week and that natural Vitamin D has breathed new life into my bones and creative energy! In our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through social media. You can follow along on I...
2022-03-0407 minStarting with a SongS3Ep3: Week Two of #The100DayProjectWhere did the week go? Did it fly by for you, too? Today, I talk about the themes I'm noticing and what other works I'm sourcing for inspiration. Plus, our new segment: 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through social media. You can follow along on Instagram and subs...
2022-02-2507 minStarting with a SongS3Ep2: Week One of #The100DayProjectIt's been a weird Week One of #The100DayProject*... but weird times impact creativity! Today, I talk about the themes I'm noticing and what other works I'm sourcing for inspiration. Plus, we introduce a new segment 100 Days of S.O.N.G. — listen along for the songs I'm Singing, my Observations of the week, what's Noteworthy, and what I'm Grateful for.*The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through social media. You can follow alon...
2022-02-1807 minStarting with a SongS3Ep1: And Now For Something Completely Different...For those who aren’t familiar, The 100-Day Project is a free global art project that takes place online. The idea is you’ll practice a creative project every day for 100 days and share your process through social media. Last year was the first year that I completed all 100 days and I celebrated with a big art show where all proceeds benefited one of my favorite local organizations, Daybreak Arts. It was SUCH a blast.I kick off S3 talking about some challenges that impact my creative projects this year and why I'm moving forward with The 100-Day...
2022-02-0804 min
Starting with a Song014 - Song of Serving with Tina DonigerI don't know about you, but I always tend to get a little introspective this time of year. It feels important to take a look back on where we've been to give perspective and context to where we're going. I couldn't think of a better guest to chat about the saga of 2020 than with Executive Director of the Community Resource Center here in Nashville. I hope you enjoy this Year-in-Review conversation with my dear friend, Tina Doniger.
2020-12-0142 minStarting with a Song013 - Song of Connection with Courtney CochranMy guest today is a life-long stationery lover and postal proponent and in the middle of a digital age where we were forced to quarantine, she continued to believe in the power of old-fashioned mail to create authentic connections. Here’s my conversation with my friend, Courtney Cochran.
2020-06-2439 minStarting with a Song012 - Song of Evolution with Angela WigginsWe’re kicking off Season 2 today with thoughts on evolution in song, culture, career, and learning. Angela Wiggins is a Leadership Coach and Founder of Earnest Journey, facilitating serious growth for not-so-serious people.
2020-06-1039 minStarting with a Song011 - Song of Finding Your Voice with Deborah FloydIt’s hard to believe Season 1 is already coming to a close… BUT, we have one more bonus conversation up our sleeves! While I was spending some time in my hometown, I sat down with one of our treasured family friends, Deborah Floyd. It gave me just another reason to be grateful for the community we have, learning so many lessons from how well they love.Thank you for all your feedback and support in Season 1. We're planning some fun things for Season 2, so subscribe, share with your friends... and stay tuned!
2020-05-2023 minStarting with a Song010 - Song for a Cure with Rachel MayoRachel Mayo is no stranger to the microphone. As a speaker and advocate, she has a healthy disrespect for the impossible – one of the many reasons why we’re friends. You'll love her infectious energy and big heart as we talk about her journey with music, motherhood, and Type 1 Diabetes.
2020-05-1341 minStarting with a Song009 - Song of Our Roots with Robin Davis & Jennifer StarksRobin Davis & Jennifer Starks are two of my favorite people – they’re clients, colleagues, friends, and all-around awesome women who keep us laughing AND keep us well-fed, thanks to their Nashville restaurant, Homegrown Taproom and Kitchen. Listen in as we chat about misheard lyrics, how they found their way to Nashville, and how they bridged a gap in the Hip Donelson neighborhood.
2020-04-2936 minStarting with a Song008 - Songs of Escape with Renease PerkinsThey say if you don’t like the weather in Nashville, just wait 15 minutes. As we’re recording, this week has been everywhere from the low 30s to the high 60s so I’m just apologizing now for the coughs and sniffles ahead of time. But none of it is enough to rain on our parade! Today, I’m sitting down with Renease Perkins — a true Nashville native — and chatting about her memories of our city and its music from the 80s to today.
2020-04-1537 minStarting with a Song007 - Song of Humor with Jason MazzoToday, we’re celebrating April Fool’s Day on the podcast! I don’t have any tricks up my sleeve, but I do have someone who makes me laugh (and sometimes roll my eyes) for his puns and affinity for Dad Jokes. Either way, he’s the perfect choice for today… and the perfect one for me. I hope you enjoy this special April Fool’s Day conversation with my husband, Jason Mazzo.
2020-04-0137 minStarting with a Song006 - Song of Surrender with Beth InglishAm I the only one getting a little stir crazy here? The past two weeks have felt like one blow after another here in Nashville - first the tornado and now a global pandemic. With all the recent cancellations in the news, I just want to open with this reminder: Conversations will not be cancelled. Relationships will not be cancelled. Love will not be cancelled. Songs will not be cancelled. Reading will not be cancelled. Self-care will not be cancelled. Hope will not be cancelled.Whether you agree with media...
2020-03-1844 minStarting with a Song005 - Song of Homecoming with Chris LeeChris Lee and I met as young professionals, both very early on in our careers. You may wonder what a CPA has to do with music, but he’s here to change your mind. We dive into band instruments, competitive dancing, Beck, and defining moments that turned into a Homecoming.
2020-03-0444 minStarting with a Song004 - Song in the Darkness with Sarah RobinsonYou know that moment when you meet someone and you just click? I met Sarah Robinson in early 2019 and was instantly drawn to her big heart and her compassion for people who are struggling. She has a way with words — both spoken and written — that lead you to truths of how seen and loved you truly are.
2020-02-1947 minStarting with a Song003 - Song of Community with The HoehnesSince it's the week before Valentine's Day, I wanted to sit down with a favorite couple of mine. I attended Belmont University with Jeff & Kristin Hoehne in the early 2000s, but it wasn't until recently that our friendship grew roots. These two combine their generous hearts with an open door that has made a huge impact on my life as well as many others.
2020-02-0554 minStarting with a Song002 - Song of Joy with Bill and Karen WylerI'm really excited to introduce you to two people who have known me my entire life... literally. My parents are a constant source of inspiration for me and, in fact, their story - something they're going through this very moment - was a source of inspiration for this podcast. Enjoy this conversation with two of my very best friends: Bill & Karen Wyler.
2020-01-2242 minStarting with a Song001 - Song of Remembering with Flynn TracyI'm kicking things off with one of my oldest friends! Flynn Tracy and I met in 7th grade in Newnan, GA and quickly developed an annual tradition that solidified our friendship (exchanging mixtapes!). After experiencing life with her for almost 27 years I felt like this was a really good place to start.
2020-01-0836 minStarting with a SongHoliday AnnouncementDropping in to wish you Happy Holidays... AND announce the Starting with a Song Launch Date!
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