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Style MattersWhat We're Sold and What We Actually Want: How Trends Are Eroding Our Concept of Home with Annetta GrantThis week, I’m joined by Professor Annetta Grant, whose research examines why so many of us feel uneasy in our own homes — even after we’ve renovated them. We dive into her concept of dysplacement (yes, spelled with a “y”), and how the rise of HGTV, social media, and resale-minded design has shifted the home from a space of personal expression to a performance of market standards.Annetta and I talk about why we second-guess our own style, the emotional pressure to “get it right,” and how even dipping our toes into “bold” choices can feel risky. If you’ve ever wondered why...2025-06-2331 min

KAren Swain ATP RadioContact with ET Craft Kevin Estrella Pyramids on Mars on ATP Media KAren SwainSee more here: https://karenswain.com/kevin-estrella/ Kevin Estrella has always had a passion for UFO’s and Extraterrestrial, spending over 20 years researching to understand why they are here. Kevin wanted to combine his passion of music with raising consciousness and awareness of the UFO and Extraterrestrial presence, feeling it was always his purpose in life. This calling was affirmed on August 21, 2014, when he had contact with an inter-dimensional craft of unearthly origin. Since then Kevin began experiencing many other related incidents like incredible synchronicities, music downloads, symbol downloads through dreams, and increased Telepathy. His musical downloads are discussed in UF...2025-05-191h 30

B.S.: Beyond StereotypesBSing with Karen Grant-SelmaIn this episode of "Beyond Stereotypes," host Merle Vaughn chats with Karen Grant-Selma, Executive Vice President and Head of Business and Legal Affairs at Jesse Collins Entertainment. Karen shares her fascinating journey from Miami to LA, her career in entertainment law, and the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. Learn about her work with major companies like NBC, AMC, and OWN, and her role in producing the Super Bowl halftime show. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!2025-03-3046 min

The Legal Lens Podcast168. From Kendrick Lamar to Beyonce: Attorney Karen Grant-Selma on the Business of Producing Live Events, Award Shows & TV HitsExtraordinary Women in Entertainment Law Vol. 3In this episode of The Legal Lens Podcast, host Angela Reddock-Wright sits down with Karen Grant-Selma, Executive Vice President and Head of Business & Legal Affairs at Jesse Collins Entertainment. Karen shares her insider knowledge on entertainment law, contract negotiations, and producing some of the biggest live events in the industry.From handling legal and business affairs for major award shows like the BET Awards and the Emmys to producing two of the most talked-about NFL Halftime Shows—Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 Superbowl performance and Beyoncé’s legendary “Beyoncé Bowl” on Christmas Da...2025-03-1934 min

KAren Swain ATP RadioUAP / UFO & Consciousness Grant Cameron ATP-Media with KAren SwainGET BOOKS and See more here: https://karenswain.com/grant-cameron-2025 Grant Cameron became involved in Ufology as the Vietnam War ended in May 1975, with a personal sightings of an UFO objects, which locally became known as Charlie Red Star. These sightings led to a decade of research into the early work done by the Canadian government into the flying saucer phenomena. Grant became the authority on the government program and Wilbert B. Smith who headed it up. From here Grant proceeded to do almost two decades of research into the role of the President of the United States in the...2025-03-171h 31

The Pinnacle PrescriptionMaintaining Passion For Medicine: A Primary Care Physician's Perspective with Karen Grant, MDDr. Karen Grant, a family practice physician with a unique background in aviation medicine, discusses the challenges and rewards of being a primary care physician, the importance of managing a high volume of patients without burning out, and the balance between motherhood and a demanding medical career. Dr. Grant shares her insights on maintaining passion for her work, the significance of a supportive team, and the systemic changes needed in family medicine. She emphasizes the importance of finding fulfillment outside of work and offers advice for women in medicine.Takeaways...2025-01-2230 min

Horse Training in HarmonyEP213: Equine Posture and Dentistry with Dr. Karen GellmanIn this episode I talk with Dr. Karen Gellman who specializes in biomechanics. She is part of a team of people who created the Postural Rehabilitation program. We’ll be talking about Equine Dentistry and Posture. It is full of valuable information. Not to be missed! About the Guest:Dr. Karen Gellman is a graduate of Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine, and has a doctorate from Cornell in animal locomotion biomechanics. She has advanced training and certification in veterinary acupuncture and veterinary chiropractic and has practiced these and other holistic modalities since 1995.   She teaches internationally about...2025-01-031h 03

A Cuppa & A Natter (Live Chat) With AuthorsTina Hogan Grant's Holiday Chat With ReadersLIVE CHAT WITH READERS.Our Christmas Party will continue on December 13th when I will be chatting live with 6 wonderful readers from the group. Karen Wright PA Becky Stanley Virgie Lane Jessica Vachon Karen Loy Geerling Catherine AstlMark your calendars and come join us at 5:00 PM PST / 8:00 EST ON DECEMBER 13TH.You can watch it on my author pagehttps://www.facebook.com/Tina.Hogan.Grant.Authoror on my YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@tinahogangrant5680There will be prizes and winners announced live during the...2024-12-1652 min

Style MattersRoom Makeovers: What To Buy and WhenIn this solo episode, we will explore step three of my Slow Style framework, which is all about executing your vision for a room makeover. I'm here to guide you in thoughtfully connecting your design choices to the personal visions and values that matter most to you. I emphasize the importance of resisting impulsive shopping and instead carefully selecting decor that truly reflects your personality and passions. I talk about how to use tools like mood boards, which can help you translate the feelings and experiences you want in your space into specific design elements. My goal is to help...2024-10-1418 min

Style MattersHigh End Inspiration For Real Budgets with Samantha Stathis LynchIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I sit down with Samantha Stathis Lynch of Samantha Ware Designs to explore her rich background in art authentication and interior design. Samantha shares her journey from galleries to working at the prestigious De Gournay, and how she incorporates her deep understanding of art history into accessible interior design for all. She discusses the importance of mixing various design eras to create a layered, personalized home aesthetic and offers valuable tips for antiquing and spotting quality pieces. Samantha emphasizes the significance of creating homes filled with beauty and authenticity while also...2024-10-0728 min

Style MattersBridging Minimalism and Maximalism: with Abi DareIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I talk with Abi Dare, author of 'The Soft Minimalist Home' and the 'These Four Walls' blog. We discuss her unique take on minimalism, which is not just about having fewer things but about making space for what truly matters. Abi explains that minimalism is an approach rather than a rigid style, and how her synesthesia influences her preference for a neutral and calm home environment. She highlights that minimalism can look different for everyone—whether it's a calm, neutral space or a vibrant room full of art. We also talk ab...2024-09-3026 min

Style MattersKitchen Gardens Give You More Than Vegetables with Nicole Johnsey BurkeIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I chat with Nicole Johnsey Burke, founder of Gardenary and author of Kitchen Garden Revival, about optimizing outdoor spaces —be it a large yard or a small balcony— for growing vegetables. Nicole shares her personal journey from overcoming food addiction to becoming a garden expert and discusses how gardening can foster a deep connection with our homes. She offers step-by-step guidance on planning, planting, and maintaining a kitchen garden, emphasizing seasonal crops, companion planting, and aesthetics. Nicole shares practical tips for beginners and highlights the importance of daily gardening habits. Her insi...2024-09-2332 min

Style MattersMoney, Relationships, and Home: Navigating the Challenges with Rebecca WestMy guest today is my friend and fellow podcaster, Rebecca West. Her book, “Happy Starts At Home,” is in its second edition and therefore giving me the opportunity to share it all with you. Her book will give you tons of thoughtful exercises to help you think through big decisions when it comes to designing and decorating your home. In this conversation, we zero in on questions of how to spend money well, how to talk with your partner, or anyone else you may be living with, and how to get the most out of renting, if you don’t own a...2024-09-1631 min

Style MattersWhy You Should Be Fearless with Jo BerrymanIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I host designer Jo Berryman, who discusses her book 'Expressive Interiors.' Jo encourages homeowners to be fearless and bold in their design choices, emphasizing the importance of expressing one's true self through their living spaces. We explore various design principles such as harmony and discord, the significance of trust in the design process, and the value of personal and meaningful starting points for decor. Jo shares insights on how to blend different styles, colors, and textures, ultimately aiming to create unique and inspiring interiors. I share actionable advice on developing...2024-09-0928 min

Style MattersRoom Makeovers: How To Save Money And Build ConfidenceToday is the second episode in my series about the Slow Style Framework, a method I use to teach people how to create meaningful, beautiful homes one room at a time. The first episode covered step one, Envision, and today's episode focuses on step two, Experiment. This episode emphasizes the valuable lessons learned from experimenting with items you already own before making new purchases. By rearranging and repurposing existing furniture and decor, you can save money and gain confidence in your design decisions. Through examples from bedrooms and living rooms, I illustrate how paying attention to your needs and experimenting...2024-08-1919 min

Style MattersDesigning for Human Connection with Liz Bell YoungIn this episode, I interviewed Liz Bell Young, the author of 'Let There Be Havens.' Liz is a multi-talented individual whose work spans across essays, poetry, and creative thinking, all aimed at fostering deeply felt human connections. We discussed the concept of 'havens,' not just as physical spaces but also as any place or interaction that provides comfort and support. Liz shared her diverse professional journey, including her memoir 'In The Wide Country Of Love,' her creation of Haven Magazine for Anthropologie, and her writings in various prestigious journals. She has also worked with prominent c...2024-08-1234 min

Style MattersA Masterclass in Eclectic Design with Julia ChasmanIn this episode of the Slow Style Home Podcast, I have an inspiring conversation with Julia Chasman, who transitioned from a 30-year career in the feature film industry to becoming a home designer. Julia shares how industry changes and her growing disinterest in film led her to renovate historic homes in Los Angeles. She highlights her approach to design, emphasizing the importance of storytelling, attention to detail, and incorporating personal touches. We talk specifics of her projects, such as creating personalized spaces using vintage collections and how she seamlessly balances prints and colors. Julia also discusses practical tips on TV...2024-08-0535 min

Style MattersRoom Makeovers: The Magical First Step You’ve Been Skipping!In this solo episode, I dive into the concept of 'Slow Style,' a thoughtful approach to home design that emphasizes developing your signature style over time. I discuss my personal love for tinkering with home decor and how it reflects my evolving needs and inspirations. The episode offers actionable advice on creating a deeply connected vision for your home, starting with the fundamental question: 'How do you want to feel in this room and why?' I explain that Slow Style is not about the pace but the attitude towards developing one's personal style, and how this approach can...2024-07-2925 min

Style MattersFall Deeply In love With Your Home With Haskell HarrisMy guest today is Haskell Harris, the style director at the lifestyle magazine Garden and Gun and author of her first book, 'The House Romantic.' In our conversation, we explore Haskell's philosophy on creating a meaningful and beautiful home, which aligns closely with my Slow Style philosophy. Haskell shares insights from her book, emphasizing the importance of infusing homes with items that hold personal meaning, such as heirlooms and cherished books. We also discuss the interplay of different styles, the value of investing in quality linens, and the significance of incorporating old pieces to add character. Haskell talks about h...2024-07-2234 min

Style MattersMastering the Mix of Colors, Patterns, and Heirlooms with Maggie DillonIn this episode of the Slow Style Home Podcast, I chat with Maggie Dillon, an interior designer featured in House Beautiful, about her unique design approach. Maggie discusses how she gently pushes clients out of their comfort zones by incorporating bold patterns and colors. She shares stories of successfully integrating unconventional elements like plaid fabrics and sentimental heirlooms into her designs. Maggie explains her Bloomsbury aesthetic, which mixes vibrant patterns and minimizes traditional design rules. We also explore her projects, including a guest bedroom filled with diverse patterns and a living room featuring mural wallpaper and an eclectic mix of...2024-07-1526 min

Style MattersPersonalize Your Style Whether You Rent or Own: Making Non-Permanent Upgrades With Priya VijHow often do you think about the hardware in your home? In other words, the drawer knobs and pulls? I actually think about them more than a lot of people but still, you may be wondering how we’re going to fill up an entire podcast episode about knobs and pulls! I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by this conversation, especially if you’re a renter, it’s really for anyone who’s looking to refresh and personalize their style without having to hire a contractor or know anything about power tools. My guest is Priya Vij, founder of Hapney Home...2024-07-0834 min $Space2BE\'s Podcast - People, Performance, Leadership & Love$ Space2BE's Podcast - People, Performance, Leadership & LovePodcast 31 - Tailored Approaches to Self- Leadership with Grant ‘Upbeat’ BosnickWe are pleased to share our latest podcast: Tailored Approaches to Self-Leadership with Grant ‘Upbeat’ Bosnick, Award winning Author, Keynote Speaker and Founder of Upbeat®, a lively conversation with rich examples supporting anyone on a self or team leadership journey. *If you’re driving whilst listening- please ignore the invitation to practise the techniques! www.grantbosnick.comwww.selfleadershipassessment.comwww.linkedin.com/in/grantbosnick/Book: https://grantbosnick.com/books/Key timings6.50 mins – The 5 psychological needs people have and the different priorities 8.50 mins –...2024-07-0137 min

Style MattersWhat does “decorating with the seasons” really mean?In this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I sit down with Kay Pressney and Becca Cherry, authors of 'A Home for All Seasons.' They advocate for aligning home decor with the natural cycles of the seasons, instead of commercial holidays. Both guests share how their deep-rooted connections to nature influence their design philosophies and discuss the concept of biophilic design, which integrates natural elements into built environments. The conversation explores how small, mindful changes in our homes can enhance well-being and creativity, emphasizing the use of natural materials, colors, and textures. We also discuss how being attuned...2024-07-0127 min

Style MattersThe Making Of A Design Book: An Inside Look At The Publishing WorldIn this episode of the Slow Style home podcast, I take you behind the scenes of my journey in writing a design book. Despite my experience interviewing design book authors on my podcast, I knew very little about the editorial and publishing industry. Feeling burnt out from the podcast and desiring a new project, I decided to pursue my idea for a book based on my 'slow style' philosophy. The journey was challenging; I hired a book proposal coach, navigated feedback from publishers and agents, and faced the hurdle of a low social media following. After overcoming many o...2024-06-1929 min

Style MattersRenovate or Move? A Pep Talk with The Brownstone BoysIn this episode of the Slow Style Home Podcast, I chat with Barry Bordelon and Jordan Slocum, also known as the Brownstone Boys, about their journey from renovating their first historic Brooklyn brownstone to helping others do the same. They share insights from their new book, 'For the Love of Renovating,' and offer practical advice on whether to renovate or move, making the best renovation decisions, and integrating modern elements into historic homes. We also discuss common renovation mistakes, budget planning, and the value of timeless design. Whether you're a first-time renovator or a seasoned DIYer, this episode is...2024-06-0351 min

Style MattersHow to Fill Up Big, Empty Walls The Slow Style Way: A Listener Q&AIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I discuss listener Josie's challenge of decorating large, double-story walls in her home’s entryway to reflect her family's love for nature, travel, and craftsmanship. We explore ways to create a meaningful and personal space including creating a gallery wall with found objects, using diverse materials, considering wallpaper, and incorporating moulding. Josie shared her vision of integrating family photos, travel mementos, and handmade items to achieve a welcoming entryway. I guided Josey on how to start small, such as beginning with a core group of art pieces at eye level, and th...2024-05-2737 min

Style MattersArtistry Meets Sustainability: Lessons in Life and Design with Trevor FulmerOn this episode of the Slow Style Home Podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Trevor Fulmer, a Boston-based designer launching a new line of eco-friendly hand-knotted rugs. We discuss the importance of sustainable design, the impact of rugs on a room, the art of combining contemporary and antique pieces, and the exciting trends in the world of design like sculptural elements and innovative lighting. Trevor emphasizes the significance of storytelling in interior design and the sense of community and collaboration within the design industry.www.slowstylehome.com/trevor-fulmer The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style...2024-05-2032 min $The Musician\'s Guide To Being Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise$ The Musician's Guide To Being Healthy, Wealthy, and WiseEpisode 250: Grant Writing with Monica BensonIn this episode of the Musicians Guide podcast, host Karen Cubides interviews Monica Benson, a multifaceted artist, educator, and arts administrator. They discuss grant writing in the nonprofit sector and Monica's journey in the music industry. They also touch on topics such as pivotal moments in Monica's career, the importance of taking time off, and overcoming injuries. Monica shares her experiences with therapy and how it has supported her mental health and musicianship. In this conversation, Monica discusses her experience with therapy and the importance of mental health in the music world. She also talks about the n...2024-05-151h 19

Style MattersHeritage, Wellness, and Advocacy: Marie Cloud’s Design MissionIn this episode, I chat with Marie Cloud, the founder of Indigo Pruitt, a design firm dedicated to creating emotionally supportive and visually appealing environments. We discuss her unique approach to design, which combines aesthetics with emotional well-being, and the role of family and heritage in her work. Additionally, Marie shares her involvement in community projects aimed at aiding those transitioning out of homelessness and her efforts to increase visibility for black and brown designers in the industry.https://www.slowstylehome.com/episodes/marie-cloud The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style Home! Click here for the latest episode. 2024-05-1324 min

Style MattersGoing Green While Getting Clean: The L'Avant Collective ApproachToday we’re talking cleaning products. Specifically, the process of developing and manufacturing eco-friendly, safe-for-our-skin cleaning products, with Kristi Lord and Lindsay Droz, co-founders of L’Avant Collective. Like many of us, they wanted a plant based alternative that actually worked as well as the chemical laden products we’ve been using. So they decided to do something about it! We also talk about the power of scent when it comes to motivating us to deep clean our homes and the ways in which you can use their multipurpose cleaner for unusual spring cleaning tasks. Even though I clearl...2024-05-0631 min

Style MattersBreaking Design Rules With Purpose: A Conversation with “The Nester” Myquillyn Smith“Break the rules on purpose because we believe the room will look better. Not because we don't know better.” That's the premise of Myquillyn Smith’s new book, “House Rules.” In my conversation with her we pull apart some of these key rules and why they’re so useful, across the board. I love her examples of balancing casual and formal elements, the value of antiques and art, and how decorating with meaningful objects is better than decorating with diamonds. The Slow Style philosophy regarding intentionality, contrast, and patience in home decor comes through loud and clear. I’m so happy to have M...2024-04-2931 min

Style MattersWhy Big, Bold Commitments Are Good For Your Home with Carla MoranoHome is the place you can be yourself in your wildest dreams because home is where we are creating who we want to become. This is the overarching theme of this week’s conversation with Carla Morano of the wallpaper and mural company, Fine & Dandy. Take some risks in putting yourself out there, visually, visibly throughout your home, and don’t worry so much about rules, or what other people think, whether or not things “go” together. Oh, and we talk about wallpaper, too! www.slowstylehome.com/episodes/carla-morano The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style Home! Click her...2024-04-0833 min

Style MattersRemaking History: Detroit's Salvage Story with Woodward ThrowbacksIn this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I sat down with Bo Shepard and Kyle Dubé, the founders of Woodward Throwbacks and authors of the new book “Throwbacks Home Interiors”. They share their journey from salvaging materials in Detroit to creating unique furniture pieces with a story. We also explored the philosophy of Slow Style, the importance of trial and error, and how individual pieces can inspire entire rooms. The duo describes how economic downturns led to an abundance of materials for their projects and emphasizes the significance of adaptive reuse in modern home design. We also spoke about...2024-04-0120 min

Style MattersListener Q&A- How To Choose A RugIn this episode, and a Slow Style Home Podcast first, I had a conversation with one of our listeners, Lisa, about a common design dilemma - choosing the right rug. Specifically, how to choose a rug to go underneath the dining table. www.slowstylehome.com/qanda-lisa The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style Home! Click here for the latest episode. 2024-03-2532 min

Style MattersFrom Objects to Art: Storytelling through Vignettes with Sean SchererIn this episode I welcomed back artist, collector, and shop owner Sean Scherer, to talk about his 2nd book, Sean Scherer’s Vignettes. He shared why he loves certain objects, how he chooses them, and his process behind crafting vignettes to tell a story. We also explored the role of vignettes in creating a sense of belonging in one's home. https://www.slowstylehome.com/episodes/sean-scherer The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style Home! Click here for the latest episode. 2024-03-1824 min

Style MattersCheap Old Houses: How To Realize the American Dream in 2024In this episode, I talk with Elizabeth and Ethan Finkelstein, the creators of the popular Instagram account Cheap Old Houses. During the interview, they shared insights about their inspiration for the account, their thoughts on the American dream, the value of renovating old homes slowly, and the significance of preserving everyday American homes. They also discussed their own experiences with their historic home and their unique interior design approach, as well as the educational aspects of their book.https://www.slowstylehome.com/episodes/elizabeth-and-ethan The Style Matters podcast is now Slow Style Home! Click here for the latest...2024-03-1129 min

Horse Training in HarmonyEP178: Postural Rehabilitation with Dr. Karen GellmanIn this episode I talk with Dr Karen Gellman who specializes in biomechanics. She is part of a team of people who created the Postural Rehabilitation program. We’ll be talking about the multi-faceted approach to helping your horse. About the Guest: Dr. Karen Gellman is a graduate of Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine, and has a doctorate from Cornell in animal locomotion biomechanics. She has advanced training and certification in veterinary acupuncture and veterinary chiropractic and has practiced these and other holistic modalities since 1995.   She teaches internationally about posture, locomotion biomechanics, equine dentistry and veteri...2024-01-1948 min

Off the Fence with Karen Covy: Mastering Decision Making, Divorce & MoreCreating the Amicable Divorce Network with Tracy Moore-GrantIf given a choice, most people would prefer to divorce amicably, affordably and efficiently. Yet the divorce system isn't structured to make any of those things happen.As a divorce lawyer who litigated divorces for decades, Tracy Moore Grant got tired of seeing people get dragged through time-consuming and expensive divorces simply because that's the way divorces "have always been done." She also got tired of overpriced lawyers creating conflict, rather than resolving it.That's why she created the Amicable Divorce Network. It's the world's first and only organization that vets divorce professionals using 3 criteria:2023-12-1337 min