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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 136The Vault of Silliness has surprised us today with quite the find.
A 32-year-old cassette that sounds like it was recorded yesterday. Hailing from Friday, April 26th, 1991, we have Steve Martorano hosting and his guest is none other than Henny Youngman. He’s in studio and sounding fantastic. He was going to be appearing at Nick’s Comedy Stop in Randolph and Framingham. He also had a new book about to be published, “Take My Life, Please.”
Let’s call this one “A Henny Good Time.”
You will hear the whole hour, uninterrupted. News, traffic...2023-04-291h 04
The Art BizNot All Online Galleries are Created Equal with Alex Farkas (#132)Anyone can open up a gallery—real or virtual—and start selling art. I mean anyone. You don’t have to hold a degree or pass a test. You don’t have to have ethics or morals or know anything at all about art. But I am impressed by what UGallery is doing and the services they have been providing artists and clients since 2006. Everything about them feels different. On this episode of The Art Biz, I’m joined by Alex Farkas, founder of UGallery.com. Their business model is different from others in that online space. They know ar...2022-10-2741 min
The Art BizSeeking Validation and Earning Credibility as an Artist (#129)Artists crave validation by others. You want your work to be appreciated. Being validated by others helps build confidence and shows us we’re on the right path. But are you looking for validation in the right places? In this solo episode of The Art Biz, I address validation and earning credibility—where you are probably seeking it, where you might want to look for it instead, and what it really means about your art. Ultimately, validation only comes from within, and others are more likely to pay attention knowing that you value your own work. I want...2022-09-2216 min
The Art BizAdvocating for Artists in Their Communities with Louise Martorano (#118)You are not alone. It may seem like you are at times because you do so much work by yourself in the studio, but the art ecosystem is enormous and you are not alone. There are so many good people who are advocating on behalf of and supporting artists in their businesses and careers. I want you to know about these resources so that you can tap into them. They’re waiting for you. In this episode of The Art Biz, I’m talking with Louise Martorano, the Executive Director at RedLine Contemporary Art Center in D...2022-04-0651 min
TenetEp. 033 Louise Martorano - Executive Director, RedLine Contemporary Art CenterThis week, Wes and Todd talk with Louise Martorano, Executive Director of RedLine Contemporary Art Center in Denver, Colorado. Martorano talks about the mission of RedLine, it’s history, it’s work for social justice, community outreach, art grants, the Colorado Artist Relief Fund, and RedLine’s Artist-in-Residence program.Join us for an informative conversation with Louise Martorano about one of the most important community and art resources in Denver. If you’re an artist, you won’t want to miss this one.Check out all that RedLine Contemporary Art Center has to offer at their w...2020-06-251h 15