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Nat's Sidewalk StoriesEpisode 105: Slow Down and Look with Tris McCallAbout This Episode Musician, writer, and cultural historian Tris McCall shares three decades of observing Jersey City's evolving arts landscape. From documenting lost creative spaces to mapping emotional geographies through characters and songs, Tris offers a unique perspective on how place shapes our creative expressions. Meet Tris McCall Tris McCall has been a fixture in Hudson County's creative scene since 1992. A musician who has performed on virtually every North Jersey stage, Tris has also written for numerous publications, authored fiction exploring place-based themes, and currently serves as...
2025-05-2237 min
MouthlevelForget the Art Let's Party, talk and tour with Eryn FosterEdited audio recording of a talk by Eryn Foster about Eyelevel's 50th anniversary exhibition.
Find a transcription here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SUyvm2NrNvosPQzUkFP1wC6dO66EIgMo/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100790921696560390360&rtpof=true&sd=true
2025-02-2534 min
Mouthlevel51. To myself in 18 years, Francesca Tallone, photographs (part 1), 2004-2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel50. To myself in 18 years, Francesca Tallone, photographs (part 2), 2004-2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel49. Mini Banners - Gregory Denton, dental floss, paper, June 27, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0701 minMouthlevel45. Untitled (from 'Tiny Towns'), Mathew Riechertzan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel48. Retrospective 1980-2004, James MacSwain, CDan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel47. Storage, James Mac Swain, book, November 2005an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel46. Assumptions, Terry Havlis Drahos, mixed mediaan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel44. I Made a Stink, Brenna Paige Phillips, June 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel43. Fat Rabbit Card, Cocco Russell Falk, paper, felt, marker, June 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel42. Refuge Tornado Shelter, Adriana Kuiper, Acrylic on food package (US Military Food Ration)an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel41. 26 Party hats Fuck Art, Let's Dance, Mireille Bourgeois, plaster and acrylic paint, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel40. Sackville Duck, John Murchie, 1998-2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel39. Passion fruit, Ginger Scott, graphite, thread, June 27, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel37. Party without Party, Bruce Barber, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel36. Homage to Grandfather, Christine Holzer-Hunt, mixed media and etching, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel38. Tree Plant, Sojourner Parsons, To be planted on July 29, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0701 minMouthlevel35. Groovy and Green Invitation, Mitchell Wiebe, Colour Xerox, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel34. Brown Self Portrait, Christa Romleyan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel33. Untitled, Nicola Mulderan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel32. Tree, Mary Wong, oil on wood panel, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel31. Ed, Christina Gunn, photograph, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel30. Barrington Str. 2006, Marissa Gough, colour photograph, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel28. Duck Cat Fern, Tonia Di Risio, colour photograph (dye-coupler print), 2005an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel25. Untitled, Terry Piercey, pen, cardboard, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel26. Carbon Copy Drawing #24, Patrick Rapati, carbon copy drawing with red pencil, 2003an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel27. 24 Shapes on Office Paper, Joe Russel Falk, pencil, watercolour pencil, marker and wine, June 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel29. Old Man, Konrad Wendt, linocut, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel24. Japanese Soccer Crow - Rose Adams, oil on canvas, June 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel23. Untitled, Larissa Muzzy, Graphitean audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel22. Real Was Only on TV, Erin Jamieson, acrylic on canvas, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel21. Gottingen Street 2005, Sue Mills, colour infra-red film, 2005an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel19. Siezed, Robert Zigone, inkjet on watercolour paper1of20, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel20. Salt Spring Island Apple Tree, Sophia Ferrari, slide drawn on November 6, 2001an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel17. Untitled, Kate O'Connor, Graphite, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel16. Curio Prototype No. 1, Johanna van Waarden, egg tempera and etched glass, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel18. Faulkland Street with Shadows and Pink Sky, Jeremy Vaughan, 2003an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel15. Steven Fisher, July 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel14. Excerpt from Annual Report, Andrew McLaren, laser print, laminate, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel13. Juuco, Jane Mason-Browne, watercolour, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel12. Art is Easy, Explaining is Difficult, Michael Fernandes, box, shoes, paperan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel11. Sightlines, Lucas Dambergs, photograph, June 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel9. 21st Century 3-Dimensional Puzzle, Tim Watson, plastic container, broken figurine, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel6. 500ml Borrowed from Jacqueline R., Gerard Choy, plaster, 2000an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel7. Cold Sore, Michael Young, papier maché, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel8. 2 Pictures of Me, Katharine Hanczaryk, belly ring, lucky penny, business card, sticky film, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel10. Dust Bunny in a Time Machine, Sophie Pilipczukan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel5. Sym Corrigan and Mathew Reighertz, keys, 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel4. Pod, Aliesha Boyd, July 2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel3. A Fascist’s Toy Box, Jason Johnson, Plastic toys, metal fragments, paper, acrylic, wood, June 21, 06an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel2-Turtle Island Janus McBride clay heart plaster bandages galvanized steel wire2006an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel1-Resurrection-of-the-Body-and-Life-Everlasting,-Brian-Lamey-2005an audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0700 minMouthlevel00-Wall-text-and-introductionan audio tour of the exhibition for blind and partially-sighted folks
2024-12-0703 min
AI-Curious with Jeff WilserWhy Does AI Hallucinate? Can It Be Fixed? w/ EyeLevel.AI CEO Neil KatzAs most people who have played with AI know, it can make stuff up, or what’s often referred to as “hallucinate.” (I like to think of it as “bullshitting.”It’s one of the trickiest problems vexing the entire AI space. Why does AI do this? How widespread is the problem? What are the solutions, and is it even something that CAN be solved?To unravel all this, we speak with Neil Katz, the founder of EyeLevel.AI, a company that’s developing solutions to help make AI more accurate (and less likely to hallucinate) f...
2024-06-211h 08
No Brainer - An AI Podcast for BusinessNB 30 - Addressing the AI Hallucination ProblemSpecial guest Eyelevel.ai CEO Neil Katz joins Geoff and Greg to discuss generative AI's hallucination problem. Large language models' (LLMs') propensity to hallucinate in their answers represents one of the biggest barriers to enterprise adoption. Eyelevel boasts a 95% accuracy on private instance responses by using its APIs and tools to prepare proprietary data for LLM consumption.The trio dives into the LLM marketplace, including discussions about why brands choose to implement a private instance, how the LLM market has evolved, and what causes the hallucination problem. Then, they discuss the enterprise data problem and how retrieval au...
2024-04-2449 min
MouthlevelArtist Talk by Adrien Crossman - Queer Bath ZineQueer Bath Zine is a collaborative photography project that archives moments of queer and trans people bathing. Made up of images collected between 2020-2022, the project takes the form of a zine that explores how bathing, as a solitary or social activity can be a space that allows marginalized individuals to create their own environments of care and safety.
Launching at Eyelevel's Bookstore, 2482 Maynard Street on February 23rd @ 6:30PM with a talk by Adrien at 7PM, refreshments will be provided.
The Queer Bath Zine features contributions from:
Maddie Alexander, Vida Beyer, Dana Buzzee and Sam Wrigglesworth, Lucas Cabral, Chimera Collaboration...
2024-03-1234 min
Legaltech WeekNovember 10, 2023: China's legal robot, special guest Colin Levy, Pras Michel trial part 2, and moreEach week, the leading journalists in legal tech choose their top stories of the week to discuss with our other panelists. This week's topics: 00:00 - Introductions 03:40 - Colin Levy joins us to discuss his new book 14:46 - China's legal robot (Selected by Joe Patrice) 25:03 - Have we sacrificed personal relationships for convenience? what are the implications? (Selected by Stephen Embry) 34:20 - WK Future Ready (Selected by Jean O'Grady) 45:36 - Beyond Word of Mouth: Proven Data-Driven Client Acquisition Methods (Selected by Niki Black) 52:50...
2023-11-1659 min
LawNextDid EyeLevel.ai Cause Pras Michel’s Lawyer To Botch His Defense? Cofounder Neil Katz Says That Is ‘Total Nonsense’Did Pras Michel’s lawyer botch his defense by relying on an AI program to create his closing argument? That’s what the former Fugees rapper claims in asking a court to overturn his April conviction in an illegal foreign influence scheme. Michel says his lawyer, David Kenner, made a “frivolous and ineffectual” closing argument because he relied on an experimental AI program called EyeLevel.ai. Michel also alleges that Kenner and cocounsel Alon Israely had undisclosed financial interests in the AI company that motivated them to use the AI in his case as a marketing ploy. But...
2023-11-0634 min
The Enabled Disabled PodcastSarah KirwanSarah is the Founder and Principal of Eye Level Communications, LLC, a California-based disability and woman-owned small business. She is also the host of the Incluse This! Podcast, a movement for disability equity. Sarah is a disability access and inclusion consultant and trainer, and public administration professional, with more than 25-years of experience. Her work and research for the last decade has focused on healthcare, administration, communications, training, and policy. Sarah was diagnosed with Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis in 2011, and Superior Semi-Circular Canal Dehiscence, a rare inner-ear disorder, in 2019. Her personal and professional experiences have made her a passionate disability...
2021-12-121h 31
Sports Saved My LifeEpisode 34 - Sarah Kirwan - Wheelchair Basketball Athlete and CoachSarah Kirwan is a wheelchair basketball player, coach, and manager. She was born and raised in Sioux City, Iowa. In her youth, she was an athlete and a musician. She played a variety of sports and played the saxophone. She attended the University of Iowa on a volleyball and music scholarship, majoring in English, Journalism, and Mass Communications. She received her master's from Cal State LA in Public Administration. She currently spearheads her consulting firm, Eye Level Communications, which focuses on disability, diversity, and inclusion. She also hosts her own podcast – Incluse This! She was diagnosed with relapsing, remitting MS...
2021-10-211h 15
manager.flowMake Every Interaction Count: a Sales Leader's Journey to Founding a Company that Helps Managers ThriveDavid Salinger is the co-founder and CEO at EyeLevel.io, the private social network for managers and their teams to build productive and engaging team culture. Prior to starting EyeLevel, his career has focused on building sales organizations from the ground-up at companies like Tableau and Parallels.David's core belief is that people-managers are the heart and soul of any organization, and helping them reach their potential as leaders and advocates is his mission!Support the show
2021-08-1046 min
MouthlevelMouthlevel Episode 5 - Humble PieFor this talk, the artist will be making whipped cream as they engage in a discussion with attendees about their practice and critical examinations of whiteness and white supremacy. Following the discussion, Russell will stage a performance in response to several recent instances of white artists using the trauma of people of colour as subjects in their work, without being held responsible to these subjects or their histories, and, inevitably, conjuring more trauma for the depicted communities. Russell will read from a manifesto compiled of quotes from these artists as they respond to accusations of racism and cultural appropriation. Each...
2018-07-1716 min
MouthlevelMouthlevel Episode 4 - Waking Dreams of a Chinatown, Somewhere Around Here. Part 2PART 2 OF 2
Annie will use this platform to create a sense of Chinatown in Halifax, since it does not exist in a geographically-located sense. Participants will join the artist in imagining and building a Halifax Chinatown experience (and map) by moving through the city, sampling one food item/dish from each location, while mapping their travels and reflections on a shared tablecloth. This will look a lot like a food tour, thematically based on Chinese cuisine, where participants will travel together to sample some of the city’s Chinese food establishments and/or offerings.
2018-07-1016 min
MouthlevelMouthlevel Episode 3 - Waking Dreams of a Chinatown, Somewhere Around Here. Part 1Annie will use this platform to create a sense of Chinatown in Halifax, since it does not exist in a geographically-located sense. Participants will join the artist in imagining and building a Halifax Chinatown experience (and map) by moving through the city, sampling one food item/dish from each location, while mapping their travels and reflections on a shared tablecloth. This will look a lot like a food tour, thematically based on Chinese cuisine, where participants will travel together to sample some of the city’s Chinese food establishments and/or offerings.
2018-07-0316 min
MouthlevelMouthlevel Episode 2 - Mindful Practice: Kitchen as StudioFor this talk, the artist will be serving Miyeokgook, a traditional Korean soup typically cooked for loved ones, it represents the gift of comfort and health and is often served to new mothers, when one is sick, or as a birthday meal. This intimate talk will take place in a domestic setting, harnessing the sense of communal cooking the artist experienced as a child. Lee will be speaking about her past work ‘Birthday Soup for My Father’, in which she prepared this soup to cope with witnessing her father’s illness—as an act and labour of love and compassion through...
2018-06-2616 min
MouthlevelMouthlevel Episode 1 - Exploring Culture, Tradition, and Home Through Ritual.For this talk, the two artists will be discussing themes around culture, tradition and home through ritual. Participants are encouraged to bring in their comfort foods, as a potluck where audience members can share food traditions that are tied to family, community and ancestry. Cinthia will be making patacones (Latin American plantain dish), while talking about how the cooking of them is a ritual that can bring comfort, familiarity and the feeling of home. She wants to share the making of them as a way to share her family history, while talking about her art practice. rudi will be making...
2018-06-1817 min
Let's Talk Supply Chain10 Supply Chain vs. Logistics- What Gives? w/guests Andrew & GenaWelcome to 2 Babes Talk Supply Chain! This episode breaks down the specific roles of both Supply Chain and Logistics Managers. Andrew and Gena are both Managers at EYELEVEL INC. The difference? One is a Supply Chain Manager and the other is a Logistics Manager. Check out their website! Have questions for our sponsor? www.icecorp.ca Reach out to 2 Babes: listener@2babestalksupplychain.com website @2babestalksc on instagram and twitter
2016-10-2137 min
podcast – Lohmann & Meinhardt FilmkritikEyeLevel Podcast – Episode 05Jede Woche was Neues. Man könnte meinen, dass wir uns nicht entscheiden können, was wir eigentlich wollen. Aber eigentlich wissen wir das recht genau: Alles, jetzt und zur Not auch gleichzeitig. Taddaaa.. Planlose Plansequenzen. Zu Dritt!
Die neuste Folge glänzt nicht nur mit Ferdinands und meiner Anwesenheit, sondern auch mit unserem äußerst attraktiven Gast, der sich als äußerst guter Gesprächspartner herausstellt und schon bald Ferdinand ablöst…. Okay, das war übertrieben. Aber wir haben Spaß, reden über Plansequenzen und glänzen mit Planlosigkeit.
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2016-07-0800 minpodcast – Lohmann & Meinhardt FilmkritikEyeLevel Podcast – Episode 04 – Geplante AnarchieHeute gibt es eine späte Folge, in der Hoffnung, dass wir euch damit ein bisschen das Wochenende versüßen können. Allerdings müsst ihr mit dem Konzept klar kommen, das ab nun jede 4. Folge bestimmen wird: GEPLANTE ANARCHIE!
Ihr wisst, dass ich euch grundsätzlich gerne mit Timecodes und derartigem versorge, aber diese Folge hat nur ein Thema und das ist: Serien. Es geht fast eine Stunde nur um Serien. Angefangen mit Kindheitshelden und aufgehört mit so vielem, das wir nur namentlich nennen konnten und auf das ihr weitere vier 3 Folgen warten müsst....
2016-07-0100 minpodcast – Lohmann & Meinhardt FilmkritikEyeLevel Podcast – Episode 03Wieder eine Woche vergangen und schon wird es gruselig! Heute geht es um „Irgendwas mit Horror“ in der neuesten Folge des EyeLevel Podcasts! Viel Spaß beim Hören und danke für das nette Feedback in der letzten Woche!
Leider hatte ich technische Probleme und musste einiges schneller und einfacher machen, als es eigentlich gedacht war, doch immerhin ist die Folge online und ihr bekommt schön was auf die Ohren. Bald auch eine bessere Version davon!
Zu der Folge gibt es ab morgen dann noch ein Gewinnspiel und auch den Timecode und den wunderschönen Horro...
2016-06-2400 minpodcast – Lohmann & Meinhardt FilmkritikEyeLevel Podcast – Episode 02Eine Woche verging, die Köpfe rauchten und wir haben recherchiert, Filme und Serien gesehen, das Internet durchforstet und die Löffel gespitzt. Unter dem Motto „Je vornehm, desto Löffel“ startet der Podcast in die zweite Runde und ihr könnt gespannt sein, was wir uns so überlegt haben!
Mit noch gleich gebliebenem Intro und einer ordentlichen Portion Spaß und Humor starten wir mit euch ins Wochenende und geben Filmtipps aus den verschiedensten Bereichen und diskutieren über alles, was uns einfällt.
Zum ersten Mal in dieser Woche eine Themendiskussion und auch ein spannende...
2016-06-1700 minpodcast – Lohmann & Meinhardt FilmkritikEyeLevel Podcast – Episode 01Wie einige von euch schon über Facebook mitbekommen haben dürften, bin ich (Sven) mit dem Podcast nun auf meinen eigentlichen Blog umgezogen und habe mir einen neuen Gesprächspartner gesucht, der mich beim Fortsetzen des Podcasts unterstützt.
Die neue Folge finde ihr hier, aber vorrangig auf http://www.eyelevelreviews.wordpress.oom, wo es dann auch alles weiteren Infos bezüglich des Umzugs gibt!
Viel Spaß mit der ersten Folge des EyeLevel Podcasts!
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2016-06-1000 min