พอดคาสท์ Local Color Collection ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Soft Guts Collective - An Interview with Oliver Reilly and Becca Maye 1:06:25

8d ago1:06:25

1:06:25

This week, Ben, Elisabeth and Elise all got to sit down at the start of this episode to both catch up about what they've been doing and talk about a few events and opportunities they're excited about. That includes the Pennsylvania Playhouse looking for directors for their upcoming season, Allentown Art Museum's 2024 Cocktails and Collecting's Sund…

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The Gang ALLEGEDLY Steals a Parking Meter - A Conversation with We're From Antarctica 1:19:57

22d ago1:19:57

1:19:57

On this week's episode, Ben sat down with We're from Antarctica! Easton, Pennsylvania’s very own indie quintet, We’re From Antarctica, emerged onto the scene in late 2018 through a series of serendipitous events that would lead Carlos “Paco” Brown (Vocals, Rhythm guitar), Jessie Rae (Vocals, Keys), Jon Blanco (Lead guitar), Mackenzie Kressley (Bass…

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De Colores, Agua y Luz - A Conversation with Daniel Djuro-Goiricelaya 1:04:22

3M ago1:04:22

1:04:22

This week, Ben talks with Daniel Djuro-Goiricelaya. Daniel, a native of Maracaibo, Venezuela, was the second of three sons of a Cuban Basque mother and first generation Ukrainian/Russian Father. He was raised in a colorful, multicultural home where different languages were spoken, and traditions upheld; opening the windows of his imagination and aw…

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Creative Versatility - A Conversation with the Multitalented Michael B. Judkins 1:07:10

4M ago1:07:10

1:07:10

This week, we interviewed the multitalented Michael B. Judkins. Michael B. Judkins is creating stories that reach, teach, and empower. He has 10+ years of experience in the creative industry as an independent Creative Director, Screenwriter/Writer, Content Creator, and Mental Health Advocate. Michael believes that art can truly change lives! He hol…

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Two Ships - A Conversation with Danny Finocchio 1:15:47

5M ago1:15:47

1:15:47

In this episode, Ben talks with Danny Finocchio. Danny Finocchio is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Easton, PA. A designer by trade, Danny has enjoyed a long career producing graphics, apparel, and footwear for brands like Mitchell & Ness, Reebok, and La Colombe. Danny meshes his diverse design experience and a love of experimentation within h…

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Poetry as Promised - A Conversation with Florence-Susanne Reppert and Daulton Reppert 1:11:48

6M ago1:11:48

1:11:48

In this episode, Elise talks with Florence-Susanne Reppert and Daulton Reppert from Poetry as Promised. Florence-Susanne Reppert (@schizo_trash_poet) is a neurodivergent, nonbinary poet/photographer from the Lehigh Valley. They run Nowhere as Promised open mic at Nowhere Coffee Co (@nowherecoffeeco), and they are the founder of Poetry as Promised L…

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Food Truck - A Conversation with Miles Hiebsch, John Mackey and Ryan Flynn 50:11

6M ago50:11

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This week, Ben sat down with the band Food Truck. Food Truck is an indie/alternative trio formed in 2017, based out of Bethlehem, PA. They are comprised of Miles Hiebsch on guitar and vocals, John Mackey on bass and vocals, and Ryan Flynn on drums. You can follow Food Truck on Instagram at @foodtruck and check out their music through their linktree…

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This Too Is Not A Pipe - A Conversation with Danny Moyer 2:14:12

6M ago2:14:12

2:14:12

This week, Ben interviews Danny Moyer (@dannymoyer.artist). Danny is an artist, teacher, administrator, father, and so much more. He was born in northeast Philadelphia and raised in central Connecticut, but Easton, Pennsylvania is where he has called home for most of the last 25 years. Through his studio practice, he wants to make Art that makes pe…

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Lehigh Valley Music Industry Information Share (presented by Icehouse Punk & DIY) - LVAP: Backstage 24:50

7M ago24:50

24:50

In this very special LVAP: Backstage episode, we went to the Lehigh Valley Music Industry Information Share presented by Icehouse Punk & DIY. While there, we chatted with a few of those in attendance. Follow Ice House Punk & DIY for info on when the next LV Music Industry Information Share will be held! Here is a list of those interviewed in this e…

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The Cryptid, The Witch, and The Poet - A Conversation with Robin Gow (Author of Dear Mothman) 51:05

7M ago51:05

51:05

This week, Elise interviews author and poet Robin Gow. Robin Gow (it/fae/he & él y elle) is a critically acclaimed trans poet from rural Pennsylvania. He is the author of several poetry collections, an essay collection, and Middle-Grade and YA novels. Faer novels include Ode to My First Car, A Million Quiet Revolutions, and Dear Mothman. Fae works …

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Always Creating! - A Conversation with Brandon Dominguez (Creator of Brian and Moonie) 52:44

8M ago52:44

52:44

This week, Ben interviews Brandon Dominguez. Brandon Dominguez is a boundary-pushing contemporary artist navigating the realms of abstract and pop art. At the heart of his creative universe are the iconic characters Brian(the Brain) and Moonie(the Moon), who take center stage in his vivid compositions. Dominguez masterfully employs vibrant colors, …

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The Accessible Stage - An Interview with Larry Mason 1:40:51

8M ago1:40:51

1:40:51

This week, Elise and Elisabeth interview Larry Mason. Larry Mason, is a writer, musician, Theatre Artist, and Disability Advocate. He works within the theatre world to try to build shows that talk honestly about his history with Disability, and how to build a more accessible theatre experience. To follow Larry Mason on Social Media, you can check o…

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Arta Through the Looking Glass - A Conversation with Arta Brito 1:09:24

9M ago1:09:24

1:09:24

This week, Elise interviews the incredible Arta Brito. Arta Brito is a classically trained oil painter who has studied with various professional artists in New York City. She’s worked for the world renowned Jeff Koons studios from 2014-2016, has had several group and solo exhibitions throughout the U.S. and is in the permanent collection of the Hun…

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Deep dive: the 1918 pandemic 20:08

1y ago20:08

20:08

What got you through lockdown? Was it the Zoom calls with your relatives, the What’s App groups for your street? For me it was being able to order copious amounts of craft materials through Amazon, to fill those endless hours at home with my daughter. So imagine what it was like in 1918 when they had none of these things? How did they ever get thro…

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Jazzing Up Paper - A Conversation with Sharpie Marker Maestro Doug Trachtman (Lava Lamp Bebop) 44:21

1y ago44:21

44:21

This week, Elise talks with jazzy drawing artist Doug Trachtman. Doug Trachtman is a 26 year old artist, musician, and food pantry coordinator. He grew up in Allentown, Pa, went to school at Temple University and is now living in the Lehigh Valley area. Doug began making art as a child and drew frequently until high school when he took drawing clas…

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Lockdown Legends: the women of the vaccine clinics 26:15

1y ago26:15

26:15

During lockdown Averil Pooten Watan organised pop up clinics for undocumented migrants, many of whom were working with older and other vulnerable people. She illustrates the huge impact community volunteers can have. By reaching out to the most marginalised, she not only saved lives, but stopped the spread of Covid-19. In this fifth series of Rebel…

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Lockdown Legends: The women of the food bank pt 2 14:33

1y ago14:33

14:33

Chrys Christy works with community groups and the police in one of East London’s most deprived areas. When lockdown struck she had one major concern – how would people get food. She knew the community would need help. In this fifth series of Rebel Women, we’re resetting a little. Because the women we’re featuring this time were definitely not our u…

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Lockdown Legends: the women of the foodbank 19:05

1+ y ago19:05

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In March 2020, Tracey Rogers was working at Leyton Sixth Form College. As they shut the college gates for the last time, Tracey decided she was going to spend her time in lockdown redecorating the house. Three years later the paints and wallpaper are still sitting in a cupboard unused. Although she never got the decorating done, she would go on to …

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Lockdown Legends: women of the mutual aid network 15:53

1+ y ago15:53

15:53

Guen Murroni was a member of Sister’s Uncut, an organisation fighting cuts to domestic violence services. She was involved in media campaigns and direct actions to bring attention to the numbers of women who die every day at the hands of their partners. Then in March 2020, a conversation with one of the Sisters took her on a different journey. In t…

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Worry - A Conversation with Elizabeth Johnson 1:01:40

1+ y ago1:01:40

1:01:40

This week, Ben sits down with artist and curator Elizabeth Johnson. An artist and exhibition curator, Elizabeth Johnson began writing reviews for artpractical.com in San Francisco, California, and later covered exhibitions in New York City, Philadelphia, and the Lehigh Valley for theartblog.org. She has written for artcritical.com, Artvoices Magazi…

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Lockdown Legends: women of the scrub hubs 20:49

1+ y ago20:49

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During the 2020 Covid Crisis, Jennie Caminada was part of a group of ordinary people who saved lives. Yet none set foot in a hospital, and all but one were women. In this fifth series of Rebel Women, we’re resetting a little. Because the women we’re featuring this time were definitely not our usual “troublemakers”. Some of them may have been in the…

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Drive-In Dreams - A Conversation with Lauren McChesney & Matthew McClanahan 47:48

1+ y ago47:48

47:48

This week, Ben interviews Lauren McChesney & Matthew McClanahan, the owners of Shankweiler's Drive-in as well as The Moving Picture Cinema. Matt has always known he wanted to work in the movie industry. He has a filmmaking degree from Temple University and has produced numerous independent short and feature films. After completing an internship in …

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Lineage Leading to Inspiration - A Conversation with Melissa R. Strom 1:07:09

1+ y ago1:07:09

1:07:09

This week, we talk with interdisciplinary artist, designer and arts administrator, Melissa R. Strom. Melissa R. Strom is an interdisciplinary artist based in the Lehigh Valley and New York City Metropolitan area. She earned her BFA in Studio Art and Graphic and Interactive Design at Moravian University. Primarily working with oil paint and found ob…

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New Years Artist Get Together - LVAP: Backstage 12:34

1+ y ago12:34

12:34

On Saturday, January 21st from 11am-3pm at Art Beat Café (@ArtBeatStudioCafe) in Emmaus a group gathered for a New Years Artist Get Together. They made artist trading cards, worked on some of their personal projects, had coffee, and talked with us about what they were most excited for in the Lehigh Valley arts scene this year! This event was planne…

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The Forest Primeval - A Conversation with Daniel Paahaus and Alex Luquet 1:04:06

1+ y ago1:04:06

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Daniel Paashaus was born and raised in Coopersburg, went away to college. He studied English literature and writing at Temple University and Temple's Rome Campus. While there, he immersed himself in film culture, stop motion animation, and self-portrait photography. He spent time in New Mexico at the Santa Fe Photography Workshops and as a resident…

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The Art of Connecting Through Photography - A Conversation with Christa Neu 1:22:39

2y ago1:22:39

1:22:39

This week, Ben talks with Christa Neu about finding connection through photography, Christa's career, and how the world of photography has morphed and changed over time. Christa Neu is a photographer and photo editor for Lehigh University. She serves on the board of Healing Through the Arts, a non-profit organization that provides information and r…

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Where next for the women's movement 36:48

2y ago36:48

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This is the final episode in this current series, and we’re trying something a little different. You may have heard some of your favourite podcasts doing live shows. This episode is our attempt at that although we did it a bit back to front. We ran the event – Where next for the women’s movement? - then decided to turn it into a podcast, so more pe…

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“My British sense of pride comes from collective resistance” 24:42

2y ago24:42

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Sonali Bhattacharyya is an award winning play write and screen writer. She is also one of the most prolific activists I have ever met, working with everyone from grassroots groups like Don’t Pay, organisers of the energy bill strike; to co-Chair of Momentum, a movement building popular support for socialist ideas and policies. Her writing and her a…

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“It’s the first time I felt truly ungovernable” 18:41

2y ago18:41

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Resistance was in Ziggy Melamed’s DNA, as both her parents were highly political. So it was no surprise she joined the Socialist Workers’ Party as a teenager. But she was restless, frustrated with the organisation's hierarchical structures. Then a protest in 1996 changed everything. In this fourth series of Rebel Women, we have partnered with the M…

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“We were the feminist alternative to Jackie magazine.” 19:52

2y ago19:52

19:52

In the depths the Winter of Discontent, as the Women’s Liberation movement was crumbling, Jane Conor and a group of idealistic young women brought Shocking Pink into the world; a feminist fanzine, with a neon glow, that would grab the attention of everyone, from the BBC to The Sun. In this fourth series of Rebel Women, we have partnered with the Mu…

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Mt. Duality - A Conversation with Doug Boehm 56:09

2y ago56:09

56:09

This week, Ben and Elise interview Doug Boehm LIVE from Studio 248A at the Banana Factory. The conversation focus on Doug's career as an artist, how he developed his style, the meaning behind the colors and subjects he creates in his work, and so much more! Doug also provided the bass loops we used at the beginning and end of the episode! Doug Boeh…

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The Everything Death & Dying Graveyard Spooktacular - A Conversation with Kiki Keyser from Mission Spooky 1:10:01

2y ago1:10:01

1:10:01

SPOOKY & EXPLICIT CONTENT LIES WITHIN THIS EPISODE: LISTEN IF YOU DARE!!! In this special episode, we talk with Kiki Keyser from Mission Spooky about all things death and dying! More specifically, we talk about the history of art in gravestones & graveyards! In our conversation, we talked about gravesites around the world, in the state of Pennsylva…

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“We didn’t stop racism but we made it fashionable to be an anti-racist” 22:37

2y ago22:37

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Ruth Gregory’s grandmother was a suffragette, and her parents early members of CND. In 1976 she would make her own mark on the world, as she joined the Rock Against Racism collective. Using music, the group would change the cultural landscape of Britain. In this fourth series of Rebel Women, we have partnered with the Museum of Youth Culture to bri…

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"I went through my early years feeling very powerful" 22:29

2y ago22:29

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It was 1968 and Gill Scott was 13 years old. At home with her mum and dad in Stockport, she heard Enoch Powell’s infamous Rivers of Blood speech. Her parents were appalled, and to Gill he seemed like the devil himself. It will be a moment that shapes her consciousness, taking her on a journey through the 70s and 80s fighting racism and inequality t…

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Documenting Local History & Culture - A Conversation with Bruce Ward & Andria Zaia 57:27

2y ago57:27

57:27

This week, Bruce Ward sits down to talk about his documentaries, photographs, and time as a worker at Bethlehem Steel with Andria Zaia, the Curator of Collections at the National Museum of Industrial History. This episode was created alongside the National Museum of Industrial History as a way to uplift the prominence of Bethlehem Steel on the hist…

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The Art of Self Portraits - A Conversation with Eliana Vélez 1:01:18

2y ago1:01:18

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This week, Elise is joined by Eliana Vélez, a mixed-media collage artist who focuses heavily on self portraiture in her works. Born and raised in rural Eastern PA, with a Jewish mother and a Puerto Rican Father Eliana was inspired to create art that could encapsulate her specific experiences with adversity and trauma throughout her life. As a survi…

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A Librarian & An Audio Engineer Walk into a Studio: A Conversation with Josh Berk & Matt Molchany 1:26:11

2y ago1:26:11

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This week, we feature a fun conversation between Matt Molchany & Josh Berk about local music, the importance of participating in the local music scene, and why accessible recording studios are important to the community! Josh Berk is the Executive Director of the Bethlehem Area Public Library as well as an author and musician in the Lehigh Valley. …

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The Importance of Community Education - A Conversation with Devyn Briggs & Katie Hovencamp 1:13:08

2+ y ago1:13:08

1:13:08

This week, Elise talks with Devyn Briggs & Katie Hovencamp about their work in the community and how it ties to their personal art practices. Katie Hovencamp received her BFA from Arizona State University in 2009 and her MFA from the Pennsylvania State University in 2014. Hovencamp has exhibited her work in numerous exhibitions within the United St…

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Girlbosses in Dialogue - A Conversation Between Kendal Conrad and Kate Hughes 1:16:20

2+ y ago1:16:20

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This week, Kendal Conrad, singer/songwriter, and Kate Hughes, Director of Fig Lehigh Valley, talk about Kendal's music, inspiration, story, and so much more! You can follow Kendal Conrad on Instagram at @kendalconrad and follow her food page at @kendalsbites. Make sure to check out her new song, I Don't Need You Now, at https://distrokid.com/hyperf…

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Portrait Photography & Presidential Prowess - A Conversation with Rachel Peri 28:32

2+ y ago28:32

28:32

This week, we talk with Rachel Peri. Rachel Peri is a lifestyle and portrait photographer as well as jewelry maker who operates out of the Lehigh Valley. In addition to being an artist, she is the current acting president of ACE, also known as the Arts Community of Easton. ACE was founded in 1999 and incorporated in April 2000 by artists, business …

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Who Am I? - A Conversation with Seth Witcher 24:08

2+ y ago24:08

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This week, we talk with local musician Seth Witcher. Seth is a seasoned musician described as being "Current, contagious, and in demand" according to Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley Style Magazine. He is the Season 2 winner of FOX 29’s “Spotlight Under the El,” and has also recently been featured on both WFMZ 69 News and the Q Show on FOX 29. Seth is …

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Sweet Distress Opening Reception at the Art Establishment - LVAP: Backstage 9:07

2+ y ago9:07

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This in this episode, we went to the opening reception for Anthony Smith (@ansmithjrnyc) and Doug Boehm's (@dougbohemart)exhibition Sweet Distress at The Art Establishment (@theartestpa). We talked with Ellen Flynn, the owner and general manager of The Art Establishment. and both artists about the show, space, and the exhibited works. We also talke…

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YOUR BRAIN ON ART - A Conversation with Hannah Ehret 1:12:22

2+ y ago1:12:22

1:12:22

This week, we kick off our 3rd season with an interview between Elise and Hannah Ehret! Hannah is a local artist and gallery owner who recently found herself back in the Lehigh Valley! She is a visual artist and self proclaimed mud larker with a master's degree in art from Fontbonne University. Currently living in Easton, Hannah is also the owner o…

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You Haven't Heard the Half of It 55:27

2+ y ago55:27

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Bringing you a special episode this week from my new podcast - You Haven't Heard The Half Of It. Looking at the hidden half of history with my co-host, Simon Cole from Hackney Tours. If you enjoy the episode, why not subscribe to that too where ever you get your podcasts. This episode looks at how history often casts Jews as a passive victim, wheth…

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Remembering the Flowers of Rome - A Conversation with Rachel Bell 37:38

2+ y ago37:38

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This week, Ben and Elisabeth talk with Rachel Bell (@rachellbel). Rachel Bell is a mixed media artist living and working in the Lehigh Valley. After graduating from Tyler School of Art at Temple University with a BFA in painting and drawing and a minor in art history, she immersed herself in the Lehigh Valley art scene. She began working as the fro…

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The Undeniable Connection Between Pets and Beer - A Conversation with Gretchen Gross 57:08

2+ y ago57:08

57:08

This week, Elise talks with local pet portrait artist, beer can designer for Lost Tavern Brewing, wife, and mother of 2 Gretchen Gross. Gretchen, who goes by @thetwistedplottco on Instagram, was recently had a design of hers voted "Best Beer Can Design in PA" for a can she designed for Lost Tavern Brewing. The can featured a realist depiction of Al…

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What they didn’t teach you in school about the suffragettes 30:02

2+ y ago30:02

30:02

I’m sure most of you know about the suffragettes: Emmeline Pankhurst, and her daughter Cristabel; their organisation, the Women’s Social and Political Union; chaining themselves to railings; smashing windows; the forced feeding. You probably were taught it in school. The problem is, it’s wrong. Ok, so those things all did happen, but it is a very n…

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Punkmetal Abstract - A Conversation with Abraham Darlington 48:00

2+ y ago48:00

48:00

This week, we talk with abstract artist, Abraham Darlington! Abraham Darlington is originally from Philadelphia, PA. He has always had an interest in art, especially tattoo art; but, was not until he developed a shoulder injury that he began to pursue his artistic interests. Abraham has no formal art training, except for taking a small number of co…

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Creating Outside Yourself - A Conversation with Stefanie Johnson 1:00:30

3y ago1:00:30

1:00:30

This week, Elisabeth is joined by guest-host and former season one podcast guest Ikechukwu Okorji! At the beginning of this episode, we cover what Ikechukwu has been up to since he was last on and talk about musical inspirations! This week's special guest is singer/songwriter Stefanie Johnson! Singing and writing songs since a young girl, Stefanie …

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Beauty queens, women's libbers and the communists 37:26

3y ago37:26

37:26

In 1970, Women’s Liberation activists targeted the Miss World contest, propelling the movement on to the global stage. Among them was Jo Robinson, originally from Blackpool, now living in East London. This is her story of that infamous night. Yet that night was also famous for crowning the first ever black beauty queen. Since the 1950s, political r…

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