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the Inspirited Word28. Dreaming big (Or, writing what’s holy)This month on the pod, I’m going to be doing something that is sometimes considered obnoxiously gauche and self-obsessed—I’m going to tell you about a totally weird dream I had (two totally weird dreams, actually).These dreams fall into the category of what you might call “big dreams.” In Jungian psychology, a big dream is a basically one that feels transpersonal. It’s made up of images and symbols that are clearly archetypal. And it comes to us with a big message, something that can shift and shape our process of becoming ourselves.Join me as...2025-05-3018 minthe Inspirited Word27. Crafting a creative life with the Witches’ PyramidIf you were around for last month’s episode, you may have caught this little line toward the end: “You want to practice your craft consistently as an ethic, not a metric.” And maybe you thought, “Okay, sure... but what does that actually mean, Mary?”(Or at least, that’s what I thought to myself after the fact.)So today, I’m exploring the difference between creative ethics and creative metrics, and how adopting a personal writing philosophy can fuel a sustainable, generative, and ever-evolving practice.Join me as I dig into an example philosop...2025-04-2828 min
Michael and Jeremy Steal Your PodcastThe 'Best of London' HeistMichael and Jeremy "Mary Poppins" their way to England to steal Ben Holland's podcast 'Best of London.' They call many interesting people and ask about their experiences in London and it goes super smoothe. Believe it or not, we mention all of the following!#podcast #comedy #comedypodcast #mjsypod #marypoppins #london #interview #international #longdistancerelationship #hotsauce #syndicate #massage #asian #asianmassage #massageparlour #rubandtug #nuru #honey #british #britishstore #canada #tomholland #spiderman #umbrella #love #travel Join the MJSYVERSE by following our socials!X2025-04-2859 minthe Inspirited Word26. Creating more meaning, more oftenThis month on the pod, I’m going to be giving you a little creative pep talk about two things:Why your consistent creativity matters, even if you’re not publicly prolificA practical way to reach the level of consistency that feels right for your practiceAfter February’s episode on managing the overwhelm of productivity culture, I wanted to dig deeper into something specific that surfaced – the creative ideal of being prolific.How can you escape the productivity ethos but still commit to creating more meaningful work (both in the sense of making stuff that cap...2025-03-2831 min
Peace Luv BizEpisode 4 - From Hustle to Financial Clarity: How Josei Harris Built a Sustainable BusinessIn this episode of Peace Luv Biz, hosts Steve, the business growth guy, and Mary, the accounting guru, sit down with special guest Josei Harris, owner and founder of Black Bella Spa in Lanham, MD. Josei shares her inspiring journey from launching her beauty business to realizing she needed an accountant to truly level up her finances. She opens up about the moment she recognized that handling the numbers alone wasn’t sustainable and how finding Mary helped her gain financial clarity, streamline her operations, and set her business up for long-term success. Whether you're a small bu...2025-03-0734 minthe Inspirited Word25. You don't have to be more productive (really)This month, something very strange happened. I found myself researching a biz-bro productivity hack for writers... and actually wanting to try it.How did this come to pass? In these manically trying times, it’s been feeling especially hard to avoid getting flooded with information and content – to actually integrate what I’m taking in, instead of being swept up. And ironically, this productivity system might be a way to do just that.So, does this mean my long-running, deep-seated distrust of creative productivity culture may be misguided? Am I going to pivot to being a prol...2025-02-2836 minthe Inspirited Word24. Resolving to stay curiousIt's January! And regardless of how you feel about the whole “new year, new you” vibe, January is the ultimate case study of goal-setting in the wider cultural zeitgeist. Maybe you’ve tried the often-hyped approach of choosing a word to act as a mantra or touchstone to guide you over the course of the year.Tools like a word of the year can be powerful reminders of the ways you want to feel and act along the path toward your ideals – but only if they also help you stay curious about that path, and about your actual l...2025-01-3125 minthe Inspirited Word23. The creativity of longing (Or, crafting hopeful stories)I allude pretty clearly to my political leanings on the podcast, but I don’t generally structure entire episodes around specific political issues. And I do like for this to be a kind of quiet space where you can come to recollect your creative self, whatever’s going on in the world and in your life.But I decided it wouldn’t feel genuine to not talk about the fallout of the US election this month. Because it’s certainly affected my creative practice, and I’d imagine that may be true for you as well.I’ve rea...2024-11-2928 min
AI True CrimeSF Crime - Cordelia BotkinsEpisode Notes
Berry, Mike. "The Poisoning of Mary and Ida: Cordelia Botkin's Infamous Crime." Crime Traveler, 14 January 2021. https://www.crimetraveller.org/2021/01/cordelia-botkin-infamous-poisoning-crime
"Botkin Poison Case: How Love Turned to Death." San Francisco Examiner, 29 August 1898. https://www.crimetraveller.org/2021/01/cordelia-botkin-infamous-poisoning-crime
Geary, Rick. The Bizarre and Ghastly Murder of the Dunning Sisters by Cordelia Botkin. New York: NBM Publishing, 2005. https://www.nbmpub.com/murder-bizarre-dunning-sisters-graphic-novel
Lafferty, Michael. "Murder by Mail: Cordelia Botkin and the Poisoning of the Dunning Sisters." The Crime Library, 24 June 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20100624012111/http://www.trutv.com/library/crime...2024-10-3111 minthe Inspirited Word22. Magical thinking for practical writersThis month, sort of in honor of Halloween and sort of just because, I want to share and explore a single phrase about writing that has been inspiring me lately:Your characters are your ancestors.This idea unlocks all sorts of potential for me – but I admit that it also feels a little overly sentimental. Even for creatives, there can be disdain around ways of thinking about writing that feel precious instead of practical. There’s a sense that while of course art is magical in its way, your perspective on your own work better not be...2024-10-2525 min
The Mindful Birding PodcastEpisode 20: Mindful Birding for Mental Health & Self-compassion: Good birds, good birders and FOMOmindfulbirdingnetwork@gmail.com Do you often hear the question: “See anything good?” while birding? In this episode we discuss this question and tease apart the idea of “what is a good bird”, what is a “good birder”, and how sometimes these questions might allow self-judgement to surface, and how these questions relate to both our mental health and self-compassion. We also bring up the fear of missing out, and how this may also influence our mental wellbeing in the context of birding. Link to Bird Diva blog on FomoIn the Mindful Birding N...2024-10-2140 minthe Inspirited Word21. The story is not the territory (Or, stories as maps)Today’s pod is coming to you from the messy middle of something I’ve been mulling over for a long time. Something I don’t have a tagline for yet, but that still feels worth sharing, in all its in-process, still-forming glory.If there’s anything I believe in, it’s the power and necessity of creative expression. But I’m going to be talking this month about the limitations of story – the ways that turning our life experiences into stories can maybe keep us from actually living what we experience.One way to think about th...2024-09-2733 minthe Inspirited Word20. How (and why) to hold creative spaceToday’s episode is for any writer who’s found themselves focused more on chasing the perfect creative practice than actually having a creative practice. (So, it’s for most of us.)This month I’m sharing a writerly angle on the idea of holding space or creating a container. Specifically, what kind of space might actually keep you contained enough to experience sustained growth and discovery in your writing.One of the challenges of making art in a capitalist world is staying attuned to your vision amid a constant flow of things you’re expected t...2024-08-3035 min
conscient podcaste187 alice irene whittaker - caring for the planet I loveAbout collapse acceptance : I've been in that space and it is really liberating. How I frame it for myself is : I don't know how it all turns out and it's really out of my control and to not worry about it (not that I never worry about it) but what's really in my control is : do I show up as a human being and feel my humanity and care for the people I love and the places I love and this planet I love ? That is what I can do.I first heard about Alice Irene Whittaker’s work fr...2024-07-2945 minthe Inspirited Word19. Finding allies for your creative dreamThis pod is usually focused on our personal relationships to our writing, and ways to rediscover and strengthen that alchemical creative connection. But this month, I’ve been thinking about the role other people can play in helping us sustain and carry our creative dreams.It’s much easier to tap into the flow of creative alchemy if someone else is extending their own alchemical gaze onto you – a supportive gaze that can transform your ordinary self into someone capable of making artistic work with deep meaning.The further away your ordinary self is from what’s...2024-07-2633 minthe Inspirited Word18. No before yes: How to learn from writing you hateAs a rule of thumb on this podcast, I try to keep things generally positive, since most of us have enough negativity in our creative lives. This month, though, I’m inviting you to take a little trip with me to the realm of evaluation, judgment, and yes, even snark.But let’s be clear: I don’t mean snark directed against yourself. I’m talking about letting yourself just really, really hate something you’ve read that somebody else wrote. And here’s why:Sometimes, it’s easier to learn from work we don’t like than from w...2024-06-2832 min
ISV TalksUnlocking Supply Chain Solutions: An Interview with Lanham AssociatesOn this ISV Talks episode, I am excited to share my interview with Mary Triggs Lanham and Chris Inglett of Lanham Associates about how their supply chain solutions have transformed supply chains worldwide. Even during the worldwide slowdown in supply chain channels in recent years, their customers had an edge in being able to react and pivot to take advantage of a challenging time. From demand planning to EDI and warehouse, Lanham Associates expertise empowers businesses to streamline operations and enhance efficiency.Were you affected by supply chain disruptions...2024-06-1235 minthe Inspirited Word17. Dead, mad, or a poet (Or, how to be less tortured)(First things first: Thank you to thank Taylor Swift for releasing The Tortured Poets Department last month and thus making this episode kind of topical…)We’re all way too familiar with the idea that emotional suffering or “madness” is the most powerful source of our creativity. It’s the cultural story that just won’t die. But today, I’m sharing a folklore-and-history-informed counter-narrative.(Note that this is truly not even a lukewarm album take, Swifties do not come for me.)In this narrative, it’s not madness we’re supposed to be seeking when we...2024-05-3136 minthe Inspirited Word16. When to let a story goIt’s pretty much objectively true that finishing stories is an excellent way to get better at finishing stories. This is true on both a practical level and a skills level — in addition to requiring persistence, writing endings is a technically difficult aspect of the craft, no matter what genre you’re writing.But while getting to the end of a project is often excellent practice... I don’t think it’s actually always best to push through to the finish. Sometimes pushing through becomes a reinforcement of unhelpful craft habits, ways of approaching our stories that we’re ready...2024-04-2630 min
An Intro to Anthro with 2 HumansEpisode 43: Bewitched, Bothered and Burnt, The Honest Truth about Witch HuntsDouble, double, toil and trouble! The Two Humans grab their wands and broomsticks and fly off to discover the truth about witches and witch hunts.
Episode 43: Bewitched, Bothered and Burnt: The Honest Truth about Witch Hunts
An Intro to Anthro with 2 Humans
Human Number One, John McCray, and Human Number Two, John Lehr, re-assess what it means to be human.
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Stories Bigger Than Texas: The Alamo PodcastThe Maverick Family LegacyStories Bigger Than Texas: The Alamo PodcastEpisode 28: The Maverick Family LegacyTexas is a state of mind - an independent mind. An attitude that can be traced back to San Antonio’s pioneers, and one man in particular: Samuel Augustus Maverick, a name that today describes that Texas state of mind.Today we reveal Maverick’s deep roots at the Alamo – he was here during the Siege, and he returned after the Battle – plus the cannons he unearthed and preserved for the historic record, and the legacy the Maverick family builds upon today to Remem...2024-04-0421 minthe Inspirited Word15. Reclaiming your creative callingEver found yourself lying awake very late at night or very early in the morning wondering if you've missed your calling in life? I'm guessing most writers will be in the yes camp; we tend to be sensitive souls, primed by school and work and even religion to long for "the call" to a vocation of purpose and meaning.I think our insomniac worries stem from a common cultural fallacy: ideas about having a calling are often conflated with having a career. And this reduction fundamentally confines our vision of what a vocation can be, who gets...2024-03-2930 minthe Inspirited Word14. Practice vs praxis (Or, getting the real work done)You’ve probably heard this core and celebrated advice for a successful writing life:Write every dayFinish as many projects as possibleNo exceptionsAnd maybe, like me, you’ve also heard this extremely well-adjusted and reasonable guidance more times than you can count: Being a writer is awful. So if you’re able to walk away from your writing, you should—but if you’re too obsessed to quit, no matter how miserable you get, that’s how you know you’re the real deal.That last nugget of wisdom scared me away from books on the writing...2024-02-2935 minthe Inspirited Word13. So... what is visionary storytelling, anyway?There’s a popular New Year meme about picking words to act as guideposts for the year. And in this first month of 2024, I’ve found myself reflecting on two sort of abstract terms I use to describe what I’m up to with this podcast: “visionary,” and “praxis.”These terms are signifiers for the real core of what I’m grappling with here – the disconnect so many creatives experience between all the beautiful and transformative things we believe about creative craft in theory, and all the doubt and dismissiveness we often feel about our own work in reality....2024-01-2933 minthe Inspirited Word12. Your writing is a gift’Tis the season of wintertide celebrations, including the ritual of gift exchange... no matter how commercialized and un-ritualized that exchange might have become. But I promise this month’s episode is not an anti-consumption screed, because that’s kind of exhausting to listen to and I’d guess you can fill one in for yourself.This winter solstice, at the darkest point of the year, I’m reflecting on how to claim our writing as a gift to and from creative mystery - and as a sacred gift to ourselves.Darkness may not seem to have a lot...2023-12-2122 min
Trademark InsidersSizing Up The “Trump Too Small” Trademark Drama's Awkward Revelations!Today’s legal battle has enough twists and turns to rival any reality TV show. It all began with a memorable moment from the 2016 presidential debates when Marco Rubio and Donald Trump discussed hand size and other attributes, leading to "TRUMP TOO SMALL" on T-shirts.
We unravel the bizarre journey of the creator's attempt to trademark the slogan despite the Lanham Act barring registrations naming living individuals without their consent. We also discuss Stormy Daniels' memoir, Ron DeSantis' cowboy boots, and how style has trumped substance since the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate. We also scrutinize Trump's trademarks in Russia and China and ho...2023-12-0514 min
Trademark InsidersSizing Up The “Trump Too Small” Trademark Drama's Awkward Revelations!Today’s legal battle has enough twists and turns to rival any reality TV show. It all began with a memorable moment from the 2016 presidential debates when Marco Rubio and Donald Trump discussed hand size and other attributes, leading to "TRUMP TOO SMALL" on T-shirts.
We unravel the bizarre journey of the creator's attempt to trademark the slogan, despite the Lanham Act barring registrations naming living individuals without their consent. We also discuss Stormy Daniels' memoir, Ron DeSantis' cowboy boots, and how style has trumped substance since the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate. We also scrutinize Trump's trademarks in Russia and China and ho...2023-12-0521 minthe Inspirited Word11. Telling the story that breathesThe typical ways writers study and practice storytelling often encourage us to conflate “paying attention” to our craft with catching errors or imperfections.We try to pay our best, most granular attention to the words on the page, in order to bring them closer to some standard of excellence. And at certain points during revision, there’s not actually anything wrong with that.But when this type of attention seeps into your full drafting process, it messes up your ability to pay attention in ways that aren’t critical or catastrophic or hypervigilant. You can lose the...2023-11-2933 minthe Inspirited Word10. Freedom with form (Or, story structure for optimists)When writers talk about story structure, we tend to conceptualize it in one of two ways:As a set of almost mechanical instructions on how to put a story together “correctly”As an organic, intuitive outgrowth of the themes, symbols, and artistic devices within the storyBoth of these views on structure contain a bit of truth. But sticking too closely to either one can lead to sterile rigidity... or to endlessly drafting in beautiful circles with no final, functioning story in sight. (See also: being a “plotter” vs. a “pantser.”)Ultimately, though, we made this dichoto...2023-10-2737 min
American History HitBattle of the AlamoA 13 day siege. 90 minutes of fighting. An almost 200 year legacy and the most popular tourist site in the state of Texas.The 1836 Battle of the Alamo has become a symbol of Texan pride and independence, and also a springboard for conversations about Texas' relationship with slavery.To find out more about the battle, the site and what really happened to David Crockett, Don spoke with Kolby Lanham, Senior Researcher and Historian at the Alamo.Produced by Sophie Gee. Edited by Siobhan Dale. Senior Producer was Charlotte Long....2023-10-1633 minAmerican History HitBattle of the AlamoA 13 day siege. 90 minutes of fighting. An almost 200 year legacy and the most popular tourist site in the state of Texas.The 1836 Battle of the Alamo has become a symbol of Texan pride and independence, and also a springboard for conversations about Texas' relationship with slavery.To find out more about the battle, the site and what really happened to David Crockett, Don spoke with Kolby Lanham, Senior Researcher and Historian at the Alamo.Produced by Sophie Gee. Edited by Siobhan Dale. Senior Producer was Charlotte Long....2023-10-1633 minthe Inspirited Word9. Hearth and horizon: Finding creative centerHow do we find our creative center, and how do we actually stay in it while we’re working?It’s pretty easy to feel centered when a story is first emerging. There’s usually that phase where stuff seems to be spontaneously welling up from somewhere inside us, somewhere private and inner and… well, centered.The act of drafting, on the other hand, tends to feel like searching for something that’s missing. And if we’re too caught up in a perfectionist, idealized view of our story, we quickly get mired in the gap between...2023-09-2936 minthe Inspirited Word8. When the wound becomes the workYou’ve undoubtedly heard this bit of common wisdom at some point in your life: “You only grow when things are hard.”Incarnations of this advice pop up in all sorts of contexts and snappy wordings (“No pain, no gain” or “Growth and comfort do not coexist” or, my personal Tony Robbins fav, “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone”).This brand of wisdom has a kernel of truth. But when we apply it to our creative work, we can end up inadvertently nurturing another uncomfortable but weirdly beloved trope: the “suffering” or “tortured” artist....2023-08-2933 minthe Inspirited Word7. Valuing your storytelling visionHave you ever pushed through to meet a writing or publishing goal, only to feel let down once you reached it? Or worse, only to find that the story you wrote wasn’t at all what you wanted to create, and you have no idea how that happened?If you’re looking for more satisfaction and growth (and even success) in your writing life, it may be time for a new framework.Write toward your values, not your goals.There are two reasons prioritizing your creative values is so key to a sustainable and...2023-07-2829 minthe Inspirited Word6. When creative flow meets creative dogmaIn your writing practices, you may be chasing creative flow – that state where you get so immersed that time takes a pause while you hammer away at the keyboard.(And then four hours later you’re like “Why do my wrists hurt, and why are the cats screaming like no one has ever fed them in their entire lives?”)But your flow state has a sneaky cousin: dogmatic trance.Trance states (like meditation, contemplation, and yes, creative flow) are a lot more common than we think. And trance and dogma sometimes go hand in hand...2023-06-3030 minthe Inspirited Word5. You're not a genius...... and that's okay.If somebody were to ask you outright if you think you’re a creative genius, you’d probably be pretty comfortable saying no (and meaning it). You’re also probably not going to rationally think that this means you shouldn’t be creating anything.And yet, most of us still have this feeling that our ideas and our work need to be "special," by which we mean "entirely unique yet universally brilliant."This cultural narrative of genius is really not the most conducive to actually creating stuff, though. It’s part of wh...2023-05-2630 min
The Paige Kornblue ShowEp. 49 - Food, Wine & Whiskey: Inside Boca Bacchanal 2023Let’s celebrate and learn about the best in food and wine! The Paige Kornblue Show takes us on location to Boca Bacchanal’s Grand Tasting event at The Addison in Boca Raton to hear from world class chefs, vintners and distillers who joined forces to support the heritage education programs of The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum and the Boca Raton Historical Society. Paige sits down with teams from Hope Family Wines, Delicato Family Wines, Gourmetphile, The Addison, Boca Magazine, The Capital Grille, Privaira and the Boca Raton Historical Society to bring you the latest from the wine indu...2023-05-1628 minthe Inspirited Word4. Does your story need a message?What role does having a message really play in crafting a powerful, living story?I often see two opposing bits of advice on this, depending on the type of story you’re writing. If you’re working on genre or mainstream writing, you’re probably going to hear this: Your story should have a message, and every single scene or section of your story should reinforce that message.On the other hand, if you’re writing in a “literary” style, you’ll hear the opposite: You must avoid any kind of overt message and think primarily abou...2023-04-2827 min
Bad GaysAndré GideWarning: this episode contains discussions of child sexual abuse. Listener discretion is advised.
This week, we tackle the French author André Gide, a self-styled "immoralist" who oscillated between an austere Protestantism and a sensualism he associated with the so-called "Orient," and who elevated pederasty above sodomy in a way that helps us understand the often-disfiguring influence of upper-class male sexual desires on the construction of the 20th century gay male identity.
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Kadji Amin, Disturbing Attachments: Genet, Modern Pederasty, an...2023-04-251h 00the Inspirited Word3. Cultivating creative compassionWhen you show up to write, who's setting the course for the journey—your inner storyteller, or your inner critic?We all have an inner critic, and there's nothing wrong with that. It's a manifestation of the same cautionary voice that tells us some basic truths like “Hey, you do know that if you go around doing a bunch of stupid shit, you might literally die, right??”The inner critic has their place. But they're a uniquely terrible storyteller. You can't play and explore with somebody who thinks you're going to literally die if your first...2023-03-3129 minthe Inspirited Word2. Writing in right relationshipIf you’re dedicated to mastering the writing craft... you may be missing out on discovering your most powerful storytelling.Before you object: No, this isn’t a pass on learning writing skills. But powerful, transformative storytelling is more than craft mechanics like dialogue, structure, character arcs, or even themes. It’s more than a series of interlocking parts with the goal of making readers feel or think a certain thing.Deep storytelling is a living relationship between you, your story, and your reader. And as writers, it’s our responsibility to cultivate right relationship at each...2023-02-2427 minthe Inspirited Word1. Your stories are aliveDo you have a list of beloved books that changed your life... but can't finish one of your own stories to save your life?In the first episode of the Inspirited Word, Mary has some core questions for all visionary writers feeling disconnected, disenchanted, or dissatisfied with their stories and their creative practice:If we can encounter stories in ways that are surprising, personal, and ever-evolving, ways that exert tangible change and transformation in the world—can’t stories be described as alive?When was the last time you encountered one of your own stories this way...2023-01-2727 min
Productivity & Proverbs 31- Mom Life, Mentoring, Side Hustle Coaching for Christian EntrepreneursEP 85 10 Practical Ways To Keep Jesus In Your Christmas CelebrationHoliday Blues or Christmas Crazy?
How do you fare during the holidays? Overwhelmed? Busy? Tired? Broke?
Well, my little Katies take a few minutes for yourself with a beverage and a deep breath as I give you 10 very practical Christmas helps for getting through your holidays with joy and grace.
Bonus- you will be intentionally including Jesus in your celebration!
As promised- My Manger IQ Game. (Feel free to make it more or less hard depending on the age of the kiddos playing!)
Manger Memory True and False Game (f...2022-12-2016 minthe Inspirited WordIntroducing the Inspirited WordIntroducing the Inspirited Word, a new podcast and digital practice community for visionary writers ready to re-enchant their creative lives.On the pod, we’ll explore ways to enliven the technical mechanics of our craft with the full visionary power of our imaginations—so we can finally uncover our most potent, most transformative, most necessary work.If you’re dreaming of a sustainable writing practice filled with more life, spirit, and deep magic, hit subscribe and visit the link below to join the newsletter circle. You’ll get monthly inspiration and supportive, inspirited practice...2022-12-1603 min
Bağzı Dış GüçlerNiccolo'dan gerçeği duymak: Güce giden yol ve MakyavelizmBu bölümde kısaca Niccolo Machiavelli'nin hayatına ve prens kitabına bakıyoruz. Email: candimedici@gmail.comPatreon:candimediciTwitter: https://twitter.com/candimediciKaynaklarAnglo, Sydney, 2005, Machiavelli: The First Century, (Oxford-Warburg Studies), Oxford: Oxford University Press.Baluch, Faisal, 2018, “Machiavelli as Philosopher”, The Review of Politics, 80(2): 289–300. doi:10.1017/S0034670517001097Benner, Erica, 2009, Machiavelli's Ethics, Princeton: Princeton University Press.–––, 2013, Machiavelli’s Prince: A New Reading, Oxford: Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199653638.001.0001Briggs, Charles F. and Cary J. Nederman, forthcoming, “Mirrors of Princes in the Christian Occident (12th-15th Century)”, in A Com...2022-11-3020 min
How It Looks From HereHILFH #23 Elk River Writer's Workshop Part 2Tune in for PART 2 of the panel of the five authors who spoke of the way the world looks to them in last episode of How It Looks from Here. In August, Gary & Mary were on the faculty of the Elk River Writers' Workshop in the Paradise Valley of Montana. As a part of that week, we had the opportunity to record a panel of five of these authors for two episodes launching the 3rd season of our podcast HOW IT LOOKS FROM HERE. This second episode features lively and important conversation among the panel participants. Mary facilitated the exchange t...2022-09-3040 min
Wild & Weird RadioBigfoot, Little People and More: Interview with Mary JoyceAuthor, researcher Mary Joyce joins us for an overview on some of the topics she has investigated and written about over the years. Mary A. Joyce has worked for two major metropolitan area newspapers as a feature editor, Sunday magazine editor, columnist and artist. On the side, she has written magazine articles and books. Currently, she is editor and main researcher for the Sky Ships Over Cashiers website. In this episode she shares details about Bigfoot, the Cherokee Little People, UFOs, Deep Underground Bases and much much MORE!She also talks about her latest book ; “SPY IN THE SKY...2022-09-161h 21How It Looks From HereHILFH #22 Elk River Writer's Workshop Part 1To open Season 3 of HILFH, Gary & Mary were part of an unequaled faculty of writers in support of an equally astonishing group of students, all of us at the Elk River Writers' Workshop in the Paradise Valley of Montana. As a part of that week, we had the opportunity to record a panel of five of these authors for the first and second episodes of Season 3. Mary facilitated this conversation that included poets, fiction and non-fiction writers, Beth Piatote, Camille Dungy, J Drew Lanham, Gary Ferguson and Pam Uschuk.Elk River Writer's Workshop:www.elkriverwriters...2022-09-0150 min
History UnhemmedInfamy and Imagination: Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dali’s Collaborative WorksEPISODE NOTES:
When two creative powerhouses get together, madness (and a little lobster) is not off the menu! Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dali were individually massive personalities and iconic figures. Together, they blew up and blurred lines between art and fashion.
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Ancient AfterlivesS2E1 - Jewish and Christian Women in the Ancient Mediterranean - Sara Parks, Shayna Sheinfeld and Meredith WarrenIn this episode we - Joseph Scales and Charlotte Trombin - interview Sara Parks, Shayna Sheinfeld and Meredith Warren about their new book - Jewish and Christian Women in the Ancient Mediterranean. We are so grateful for their time and hope you enjoy the interview.
Sara Parks is Assistant Professor in Biblical Studies (New Testament) at Dublin City University, Ireland. She researches gender in late Second-Temple Judaism and early Christianity. Parks is the author of Gender in the Rhetoric of Jesus: Women in Q (2019).
Shayna Sheinfeld is a Fellow at the Frankel Institute for Judaic S...2022-01-131h 26How It Looks From HereHILFH #12 J. Drew LanhamListen to how it all looks to Dr. J. Drew Lanham - ornithologist, scholar, activist and author of the celebrated memoir, The Home Place: Memoirs of a Colored Man's Love Affair with Nature. Drew Lanham and Mary cover a lot of ground - from childhood, to the truths of American history, to the way the world looks to a Mississippi kite flying overhead.Read Drew's incredible poem Joy Is The Justice We Give Ourselves, here: https://emergencemagazine.org/poem/joy-is-the-justice-we-give-ourselves/Find more information about Mary and Gary's new book, Full Ecology, here: https://www.heydaybooks.com...2021-10-3142 min
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MusikgesprächWhite Christmas
Literatur „White Christmas“:
Barret, Mary Ellen, Irving Berlin: A Daughter’s Memoir, New York 1994.
Ewen, David, The Story of Irving Berlin, New York 1950.
Hamm, Charles, Irving Berlin: Songs from the melting pot, New York 1997.
Monthly Film Bulletin, Vol. 9 (97), 1942, S. 100.
Pitts, Michael, Hoffman, Frank, The Rise of the Crooners, Lanham 2001.
Rosen, Jody, White Christmas: The story of an American Song, New York 2002.
Rosen, Jody, White Christmas: ein Song erobert die Welt, München 2003.
Tawa, Nicholas E., The way to Tin Pan Alley, New York 1990.
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White Christmas Holiday Inn Scene: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xw8vz0 (Aufruf...2019-12-151h 07![Sean Wier- [ECLECTICISM]](https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-000358228749-ovqzfx-t3000x3000.jpg)
Sean Wier- [ECLECTICISM]Sessio aestate MMXVIIITrack List: Sessio aestate MMXVIII
1 Collab 9 Mr. Jones & George Lanham
2 Enigma Marcel Fengler
3 Penny & Pound Ansome
4 Seawall (Ricardo Villalobos Remix) Envoy
5 Belmont's Revenge Leon Bolier & Cliff Coenraad
6 Chemistry Of Human Life Obtane | Giorgio Gigli
7 Bigger Than Prince (Hot Since 82 Remix) Green Velvet
8 Wake on Lan Local Area Control Pedro_Cali_Wake_on_Lan
9 Dun Dun Boddika & Joy Orbison
10 Birthday Pony (Niereich's Mary Go Round Edit) HYSH?
11 Track 5 Tommy Four Seven
12 Dico (Part 3) Mike Dehnert
13 Login (Original Mix) Joseph Capriati
14 Tomorrow (Kaito Remix) Superpitcher
15 The Little Heart Beats So Fast The Field
16 Transparenz Mike Dehnert
17 Rejekt Dubfire
18 How Great Thou Art ...2018-06-081h 02
REACH to TOUCH with MJREACH to TOUCH with MJ and Krish Dhanam and Michael Lanham2018-05-0730 min